Abdullah Hussain, Author at A Passionate Traveller's Blog

Abdullah Hussain Hello All! My name is Abdullah Hussain and I was born and raised in Dubai, U.A.E. Throughout my career, I have shown a passion for creating online content. I started as a Flash animator and completed my IT diplomas and internships while I was studying. I have also been working part-time as a freelance webmaster and SEO specialist for the past 12 years, writing articles, creating & managing over 50 blogs, writing on Quora, and providing web hosting support. I have created hundreds of websites, and my skills include graphic design, animation, and video editing. Five years ago, I decided to travel the world, photographing the places I visited to record my experiences. I began in 2013 with my childhood friends and business partners, who were also passionate about cultural exchange, and who had some knowledge about content creation too. Together, we have traveled to many destinations and maintained a travel blog (www.tfortraveller.com) and YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/tfortraveller). Our aim is to share content that encourages others to plan trips to new destinations. Our goal is to travel to at least two new countries a year and record our journeys. We document the experiences and create content to capture our moments on the road, describe the food we try, and the encounters we have during our time abroad. The retrospective videos and articles we share are designed with our audience in mind, and we strive to make traveling more appealing by giving informative recounts.

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Beyond Trekking a Beautiful Landscape of Nepal

Activities & Adventure Budget Travel

June 22, 2019

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Beyond Trekking a Beautiful Landscape of Nepal

Activities & Adventure Budget Travel

June 19, 2019

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A Complete Travel Guide to Nepal

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Nepal is the birthplace of Buddha.
It’s the only Country with non-quadrilateral flag.
Nepal has 10 UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites out of the 7 are in Kathmandu.
Nepal doesn’t celebrate any independence day as it was never ruled by any foreign power.
Forget Friday or Sunday, Nepal has Saturday as a public holiday (weekend).
Nepal is home to the living Goddesses (locally known as Kumaris).
Yeti, Big Foot or Snowman, are believed to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal.