Famed for its monolithic rock-hewn churches, Lalibela is one of the most remarkable architectural and cultural heritage sites in the world.
Pilgrimage to Lalibela, crowds near Bete Giyorgis lkpro - Shutterstock
Ceremony for the recognition of a House of Life by the Raoul Wallemberg International Foundation Silvia Costantini
The Houses of Life, recognized by the Raoul Wallenberg International Foundation, are physical locations that provided refuge and hope during one of history’s darkest chapters: the Holocaust
Thousands of Pilgrims celebrate Shahi snan taking holy dip at Sangam. Prayagraj, Uttar Hari Mahidhar - Shutterstock
This guide provides an overview of the Kumbh Mela’s significance, the cities that host it, and practical travel advice for participants
Ruins of Scala Dei, a medieval Carthusian Monastery in Catalonia peresanz - Shutterstock
The trail, steeped in heritage, offers an ideal weekend adventure for nature enthusiasts and history (and wine) lovers alike.
Nativity scenes echo that challenging journey to Bethlehem Jose AS Reyes - Shutterstock
What route did Jesus and pregnant Mary take from Nazareth to Bethlehem? The Gospels don’t say, so we can only conjecture.
Walking the Jordan Trail near Wadi Rum Svitlana Sokolova - Shutterstock
This trail spans diverse landscapes, historical sites, and rural communities, offering hikers an immersive experience of Jordan’s natural beauty and cultural heritage
Pilgrims on the Calzada de Guadalupe clicksdemexico - Shutterstock
Each year, from December 6 to 12, nearly 12 million people visit Guadalupe, drawn by its deep cultural and spiritual significance
Walking the Majella National Park (L'Aquila) Francesca Sciarra - Shutterstock
Emerging from the aftermath of earthquake 2009 in the heart of Italy, the Path of Peace stands as a living testament to resilience and collaboration
Teresian Route at Papatrigo, AVila Courtesy Ruta Teresiana
The Teresian Route offers an opportunity to engage with the history of one of Spain’s most remarkable figures, St Teresa of Avila