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Whether it's because they enjoy the taste or they're needing more energy, people have many reasons for loving coffee. Regardless of this drink's popularity, you might wonder what makes coffee so great. It's also understandable to wonder how beneficial coffee is for your health. With that in mind, here are the top five benefits of drinking coffee. Boosting Your Immune System An unfortunate part of life is dealing with being sick. If you want to avoid being sick all of the time, it's important to have a strong immune system. Fortunately, there are ways you can help increase your immune system's strength. One of the best ways to do this is by drinking coffee each day. Coffee is full of antioxidants which help to increase the strength of your immune system. In turn, you'll be able to have an easier time avoiding sicknesses throughout the year. Receiving More Fiber It's often difficult for people to get everything they need from their diets. Unfo...

New Delhi, the capital of India offers many points of tourist interest. On Independence Day we mainly focus on the Red Fort along with some experiences on the hotel, restaurant and shopping. After my stay in Varanasi, I left for New Delhi on this occasion in sleeper class. After the intense experience of Varanasi I will not be impressed by the sleeper class. So I settle into my bunk and observe the exterior landscape and the hustle and bustle inside. In a stretch of the trip I find a professor who raves in praise of the wonders of Varanasi and its boundless historical aura. In the course of the tour my neighbors change and the teacher leaves his place to a new one. As the previous professor tells me the countless wonders of Varanasi I begin to understand the importance of this city. For the traveler, the idea of ​​a city with a lot of history is assimilated to a great monumental heritage. Under this criterion I consider that in India there are a good handful of cities above Varanasi. A...

I was in Miami when a friend of mine wrote to alert me of the annual Grammy awards. And as soon as I read it, without even knowing if I could attend, I ran to a computer to reserve my place. With the fortune of already being in the US on those days, I was able to confirm my attendance to get to Los Angeles. We got up without hurry and called a taxi to get us to the airport. Contents [ hide ] Day 1: Finally we are going to Los Angeles We checked our bags and went to have breakfast quietly, bought some food and drink to go. Finally, with more than an hour late, we embarked on the flight that would take us to Los Angeles. After five hours of travel, lunch, snack, dinner, trying to see films each one worse than the previous one, and chatting with the neighbors, we finally landed at 18.30 at the LAX Airport. From the air I started to get excited with the views. I could not believe it, I had been waiting for more than a year and finally we were in Los Angeles! Five days before the ceremony...

Have you ever heard of Davos? Do you know where this mountain town is? It is perhaps the highest in the Alps at 1560m. Every year there is the World Economic Forum, and all the important people of the world (or almost) find themselves there. It is the largest mountain resort in the Alps, a very cosmopolitan resort. After having discovered it last May during conferences, we wanted to see the station under its winter face. It must be said that I had already come a few years ago skiing when I was in Erasmus in Germany, but the weather did not let me see the mountains .. Reaching Davos, from Locarno is a bit of an expedition in Switzerland in grandiose landscapes. With my Swiss Travel Pass in the pocket I head to take the train to Bellinzona, the capital of Ticino. This will be the only big waiting period. I have half an hour to enjoy a cappuccino on the terrace cafe of the station, to wait for the postal bus to Chur, which is the capital of Graubunden. These yellow buses will become a usu...

It is 12 o'clock and we are long overdue as we continue our travel to Oymyakon, the village of Siberia closest at the North Pole and known for being the coldest in the world. Our 4x4 has had failures and we have delayed repair. We should already have arrived but at this time of the night, we are still 230 km from our final stage. Before us, the Kyubeme river cuts the road and one of our drivers and guides, waders to search on foot, the best route to cross. It's amazing to see the strength and dedication of him and his companion, who accompany us on this journey. They constantly drive and repair the van that takes us today to Oymyakon, the coldest place in the world. Here we only pray for a good bed and a hot meal, when the temperature as today is below zero degrees. Finally, we crossed the river masterfully. Although we halt a couple of times in between the torrent, the van starts smoothly and goes without question. Once on the other side, we started the first 190 kilometers of...