“Throne of my lonely niche, my wealth, my love, my moonlight. My most sincere friend, my confidant, my very existence, my Sultan, my one and only love. The most beautiful among the beautiful… My springtime, my merry faced love, my daytime, my sweetheart, laughing leaf… My plants, my sweet, my rose, the one and only …
“The moon of my Ramadan My soul is happy and pleased May your honored Ramadan be blessed, My Sultan listen to the happiness tonight Bid hello tonight Oh statesman mine They saw the moon tonight Tonight they saw the moon They prostrated themselves on the ground They decked themselves out with candles The mosques were …
“Whither resorting from the vernal heat Shall old acquaintance old acquaintance greet, Under the branch that leans above the wall To shed his blossom over head and feet.” – The Rubaiyat of Omar Al Khayyam While coffee, especially Turkish and Arabic Coffee are very popular in most Arab countries, tea remains the widest …
“Ramadan is not the month for cooking or tasting experimentations, period. After long hours of fasting, people usually crave comfort foods, and expect to be pampered with the delicious traditional foods they have been dreaming of all day.” …
Now I know that we don’t always get to have enough time to devour a place, so I have put down for you a 5-day trip planner in which you will get to visit all the locations that you must not miss out on. 5 days are manageable and these five days are packed with …
Going to Mauritius and not sure where or what to eat? Don’t know what to expect? Worried you might not like the food? Don’t search for McD’s yet! Read this before you go so you don’t miss out on the island’s best food experiences. The Mauritius Food Scene Cuisine Mauritius cooks creole cuisine, which is …
“The value of visiting countries such as Mauritius – that are more or less still virgin, untampered by man’s temperaments or material needs – is that it provides, with simple beauty, a welcome break from big cities’ conditioning, greed and general dissatisfaction. You, all of a sudden, are left to absorb so much nature that you are …
“Streams, now silently meandering, now roaring down into the depths, are bordered with climbing plants, all looking very similar, and trees from whose branches hang great clumps of fern. All these flowering plants are a splendid sight. Mosses and maidenhair ferns grow in the shade of rocks. Fallen tree-trunks are covered in huge …
Mark Twain visited Mauritius in 1896 and eventually wrote his ‘Following the Equator‘ book in which he describes: “From one citizen you gather the idea that Mauritius was made first, and then heaven; and that heaven was copied after Mauritius…” then goes on describing the Mauritius of 1896. I have just got back from Mauritius …
“What started off as a Culinary Destination – a search for the perfect bite, the perfect eating experience – and a specific research objective, turned out to be a journey inwards through the inner reflections of outward massiveness and observation of self in the company of millions of strangers, with whom – at …