When it comes to date-night dinners or a romantic lunch, it is important to get the venue right. Whether it is your first date or a special occasion like Valentine's or your anniversary, no matter how cliched it sounds, you need to make an effort to go to a place that will make your loved one feel special. While there are plenty of carnivorous restaurants in town with an expansive vegan menu, there is nothing quite like eating from a meat-free kitchen, knowing that no innocent animal was tortured inside from where your food came from. Plus, you are doubly sure there are no accidental meat pieces or fish inside your meal or cross-contamination. Without further ado, here is the list of the most romantic vegan restaurants to dine your partner in Dubai...

Copenhagen charmed me with its trendy vibes, cutting-edge eco-architecture, very warm and friendly people, traffic jams of cyclers {not cars}, its focus on sustainability and amazing vegan food (who could have thought?). Copenhagen is an interesting city, with a compact downtown area and lots of canals, which makes it easier to explore it on foot. It is built around waterways and has many beautiful parks and gardens, making walking around the city a delight, even in winter. Honestly, Copenhagen is more of a lifestyle place and is far different from other beautiful capital cities in Europe like Paris, London or Amsterdam. So don't be disappointed if you don't see the colorful buildings all over Copenhagen, as it seems in the pictures, or can't find romantic streets or fancy museums, because there aren't any. Being a Scandinavian city, it is outrageously expensive too. Yet this city has its charm, and once you explore it, you're most likely going to love it.

Traveling the world is one of the most fulfilling experiences you can score in life; it's enriching, it's liberating and it can be both exhilarating and peaceful at the same time. Traveling will broaden your mind in a way that nothing else possibly can. In many ways, it's one of the best investments you'll ever make for yourself. When it comes to traveling as a vegan {and sustainably}, the equation changes a little bit compared to conventional travel. While you'll get to enjoy exotic destinations and be swept up in a whirlwind of exotic cultures, when it comes to your food and accommodation choices, proper planning and research is a must as a vegan responsible traveler. How is a vegan traveler different from a conventional traveler? Vegan traveling means maintaining your vegan lifestyle even while you’re away from home, aka avoiding any kind of exploitation of and cruelty to animals. For me, vegan traveling is more than that…………. I eat not only j

A history as remarkable as its landscape, the Cappadocia region in Turkey is definitely the most magnificent place I have ever traveled. If you haven't visited it already, Cappadocia with its whimsical fairy chimneys, warren-like underground cities, and peculiar rock formations should be on the top of your list of places to travel! A holiday in this beautiful city of ancient charm and unusual rock formations is a great experience. The moment you will land in this beautiful region, you will be enchanted by its dramatic landscape and strange beauty. It's almost like stepping in a different {fairy-talish} world. The sheer beauty of this geographical wonderland is hard to explain in words, you need to experience it yourself. Endowed with an endless list of breathtaking attractions, the Cappadocia region of Turkey, also known as the city of caves, offers an exotic and invigorating vacation. It is made up of many charming villages and towns, all a few hours or minutes away from

The Instagram worthy, thoughtfully designed Manon Les Suites is a remarkable hip boutique hotel with a commitment to ecology that can be seen in every aspect of the hotel. Plus, it has one of the prettiest pool in all of Copenhagen. Though, what this eco-luxe hotel lacks is the luxury quotient. Wrapped in organic cotton robe, sipping my favorite Pukka herbal tea {also organic}, soaking in the Danish air, sitting in the hip pool area of Manon Les Suites Hotel, that's how my first day ended in Copenhagen. Inspired by the Bohemian-theme, the hotel blends an eclectic hip design with Bali's tropical influence, a touch of New York cool and strong Danish character. Overzealous about my fist all-eco holiday, my solo-trip to Copenhagen began with my decision to ditch the taxi and take the metro to the hotel instead, with two large luggage, one-laptop and a handbag in my hands - a decision I would soon regret. Right after coming out from Forum station, when the cold weather hit m