Tag: travel psychology

  • Paris Syndrome: When the City of Lights Overwhelms

    Imagine stepping into the enchanting streets of Paris, filled with expectations of romance, beauty, and splendor, only to find yourself overwhelmed by a sense of extreme disappointment and a host of unexpected psychiatric symptoms. This rare but real condition is known as Paris Syndrome, primarily affecting tourists who have idealized Paris to an extent that…

  • Delving into Jerusalem Syndrome: When the Holy City Overwhelms

    Imagine walking through the ancient, narrow streets of Jerusalem, surrounded by millennia of history and spirituality. For most, it’s a deeply moving experience, but for some, the impact goes beyond mere emotion, leading to what is known as Jerusalem Syndrome. This intriguing condition manifests in individuals who, upon visiting Jerusalem, experience intense religious delusions or…