Emese-Réka Fromm

Besides being the owner and editor of Wanderer Writes, Emese-Réka is a travel writer with bylines in online publications like Lonely Planet, Travel Awaits, Matador Network, RoadTrippers, GoNomad, among others. A native Hungarian from Transylvania, she is also a translator and teacher of Hungarian as a foreign language.

One of the National Parks on the Big Island of Hawaii: Puuhonua-o-Honaunau

3 National Parks on the Big Island of Hawaii Offer Insights Into the History of the Island

Besides Volcanoes National Park, several National parks on the Big Island of Hawaii highlight not only nature, but often focus on the history of the island. On a recent trip I visited three of these national parks and monuments in Hawaii. 1. Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park We stumbled upon Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park by accident

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Coatimundi on Temple IV in Tikal

My Amazing Encounters With Wildlife in Tikal National Park

It may not be the main reason to visit the famous archaeological site, but encounters with wildlife in Tikal are an added benefit of the experience. First and foremost known as an ancient Maya archaeological site, Tikal is also a protected wildlife preserve. During my recent visit, besides the famous pyramid-temples, I enjoyed the dense

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the South Rim of the Grand Canyon

15 Stops Along The Perfect Arizona Road Trip To Explore The State

To experience a huge variety of landforms and urban developments, embark on the following Arizona road trip adventure. Known as the Grand Canyon State for its famous landmark, Arizona is a land of extremes. Here, you’ll find a large array of landscapes, from cactus-filled deserts to pine-covered mountains, from black lava-flows to pastel-colored landforms and

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Chaco National Park

How To Visit Chaco Canyon: A Complete Guide To The Ancient Structures

Preserving the largest concentration of large-scale ancient structures in the Four Corners built by the Ancestral Puebloans, Chaco Canyon is one of the most studied archaeological sites in the U.S. Southwest. Along with Aztec Ruins and several smaller Chacoan sites, the ancient ruins in Chaco Canyon are a designated UNESCO Heritage site since 1987, recognized

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