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Are you curious for adventure? Are you fascinated by dark stories, true crime, death and destruction. For thousands of years humans have been interested in the darker side of history. Humans have traveled to see the dark parts of our world, from battlefields to nuclear disasters. We’ve found that often travel guides leave out the darker places for tourists to visit. Opting to leave the traveler with a polished and refined version of history, often misleading the visitor. We at the Morbid travel guide believe that these dark stories that are often seldom told are the keys to unlocking a healthier and brighter future. Come along with us as we explore dark locations across our planet. We’re starting with America, but will quickly make our way around the world. The aim of the Morbid travel guide is to post articles and stories of dark locations to visit, as well as share our podcast Curious Travels, and promote dark tourism. Eventually, we plan on offering an online bookstore and gift shop on our website. We’d also like to create an independent publishing company that specializes in dark travel and morbid history.
Fred Garza-Guzman is a storyteller, artist, entrepreneur, and a Psychic Medium. He is the founder and co-owner of Curious Twins Tours and of Curious Travels Podcast - A morbid travel guide. Fred uses the podcast and various other ways such as tours and investigations to introduce people to Dark Tourism. He is an educator on sprit communication, animal totems and the practice of curanderismo. He’s also an avid hiker, cemetery enthusiast and passionate about nature.
Stephen Garza-Guzman is co-owner of Curious Twins Tours and Curious Travels Podcast - A morbid travel guide. He is a graphic designer, artist, photographer and writer who seeks to experience and share all things dark and morbid.
Morbid Travel Guide
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