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Every travel guide I read before my first solo trip told me the same 5 landmarks in every city. None of them told me which village bus leaves at 6am, or that you don't hand someone something with your left hand in Morocco, or that the "best view in Santorini" is actually three towns over from where everyone stops.

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I just turned 10 of those trips into e-books: France, Italy, Japan, Morocco, Peru, Thailand, Greece, Iceland, Vietnam, Mexico. Each one is the route I'd hand a friend before they landed — villages worth the detour, monuments worth the wait, and the cultural stuff nobody puts in the official guidebook because it's not "content," it's just how you don't embarrass yourself.

If you're planning a trip to any of these countries and want the version that isn't written by someone who's never left their apartment, they're up now at The Local Route.