Lalibela and why to postpone a trip to Amhara
Lalibela’s rock-hewn churches remain a major place of worship and living heritage. As of 20 September 2026, advisories recommend not travelling to Amhara.
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Practical guidesLalibela’s rock-hewn churches remain a major place of worship and living heritage. As of 20 September 2026, advisories recommend not travelling to Amhara.
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CultureGhardaïa, Beni Isguen, Melika, Bounoura and El Atteuf form a living urban landscape. The key is to organise your visit with a local guide, enough time and respect for local rules.
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Practical guidesA visit to Lahore makes more sense when you distinguish the royal precinct, the walled city and the water garden—without overlooking a security context that requires last-minute checks.
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CultureA day in Ouidah brings together the Route of the Enslaved, an active Vodún sanctuary and Villa Ajavon, without reducing places of mourning or worship to simple photo stops.
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CultureA visit to the Côa Valley is best planned around light, terrain and the time available: museum first, one or two sites afterwards, and logistics arranged in advance.
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RoutesA downhill walk from Barichara to Guane to understand what the Camino Real protects, how much effort it requires and how to plan the day without turning it into a race.
Read guide →Ani is not a collection of isolated ruins: its layout, walls and temples reveal a medieval Armenian, Byzantine, Seljuk and Georgian city on the banks of the Arpaçay.
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CultureA compact itinerary that allows time for two coastal castles and Kakum’s forest canopy, without mistaking a historical visit for a light excursion.
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CultureA walking route through Gjirokastër to understand its tower houses, bazaar and fortress, with practical attention to steep slopes, cobblestones and changing opening hours.
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CultureJajce is best understood in two parts: a steep historic centre and, five kilometres away, the Pliva Lakes with their wooden mills. The visit gains depth when you include the AVNOJ Museum and avoid confusing a Tentative List entry with a UNESCO inscription.
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CultureA day linking the dzong beside two rivers, a climb through cultivated fields and a temple best visited with time and respect.
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RoutesA day of forest and medieval heritage in Dilijan requires choosing the right distance: the short walk beside the lake or the mountain trek to Goshavank Monastery.
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