Rajesh Kumar

Rajesh Kumar is a well-traveled author and researcher, focusing on the historical and cultural dimensions of global destinations. His expertise lies in connecting the past with the present, providing readers with a holistic understanding of a place's identity.

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Rajesh Kumar

Art—November 4, 2025

Grand Egyptian Museum Fully Opens to Public

Cairo's Grand Egyptian Museum has fully opened its doors, showcasing all 5,600 artifacts from King Tutankhamun's tomb and an 11-foot Ramses II statue.

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Travel—November 2, 2025

Pennsylvania's Most Welcoming Towns Offer Year-Round Festivities

Discover Pennsylvania's most welcoming small towns, known for their vibrant festivals, rich history, and genuine hospitality. From Kennett Square's Mushroom Festival to Lititz's Fire & Ice event, thes

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Travel—November 2, 2025

San Francisco Launches New Tourism Campaign

San Francisco launched a new national tourism campaign, "Believe in San Francisco," during the World Series, showcasing iconic landmarks and local life.

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Livability—November 1, 2025

Asia Faces Overtourism Challenges as Visitor Numbers Rise

Asia's popular destinations like Bali, Kyoto, and Phuket face growing overtourism challenges, impacting local life and the environment. Post-pandemic demand and affordable travel drive visitor surges,

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Travel—October 31, 2025

Volunteer Travel Boom: Risks and Rewards Explored

Volunteer travel is booming, offering immersive experiences, but a traveler's ordeal in Costa Rica highlights the critical need for caution and thorough research amidst misleading listings and safety

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Entertainment—October 30, 2025

Buzz Aldrin's Wife Anca Faur Dies at 66

Anca Faur, the accomplished chemical engineer and fourth wife of Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, has died at 66 from an aggressive cancer.

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Travel—October 30, 2025

Egypt's Grand Museum to Boost Tourism Sector

Egypt's Grand Egyptian Museum is set to open, aiming to attract 7 million new visitors annually and boost tourism revenues to stabilize the economy. New infrastructure supports this goal.

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Social—October 27, 2025

Confederate General Albert Pike Statue Reinstalled in D.C.

A controversial statue of Confederate General Albert Pike, toppled in 2020, has been reinstalled in Washington, D.C.'s Judiciary Square, sparking renewed debate.

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History—October 26, 2025

Hawaii's Historic Towns Offer a Glimpse into the Past

Beyond the famous beaches, Hawaii is home to numerous towns with rich historical districts that tell the stories of cowboys, plantations, and ancient culture.

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