Interview with Noah Lederman of Somewhere or Bust
When his friends were getting employed at office desks and studio apartments, Noah Lederman packed his bag along with a surfboard to see what was the world is like. In this interview we talk...
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Sunday Photo Story – Kyaiktiyo Pagoda
It is believed that touching the Golden Rock at Kyaiktiyo Pagoda will fulfill all your wishes. Located on Mount Kyaiktiyo in Myanmar, on the edge of a cliff (like Taktsang Monastery in Paro, Bhutan) the...
Seeking an Alternative to Goa? Try Dandeli Instead
After you’ve basked in the sun, been sprayed by the surf and soaked in enough of the languor that Goa has to offer, maybe it’s time to shake things up a bit. For a...
Hacking Singapore the backpackers way
Singapore – one of the most lively and vibrant cities in Asia, is expensive compared to standards of other Asian cities. But the attractions, food, entertainment value, shopping opportunities and the nightlife scene, makes...
Nepal Tourist Information
Nepal, is known for trekking and the beautiful nature. A landlocked country between India and China, Nepal has a rich cultural heritage which has been hidden and not so often talked about. During my...
A Comprehensive Guide For Every Traveler Visiting Turkey!
Turkey: The Pearl Of The Ancient World! Europe and Asia shoulders with each other in the land of Turkey, where an iconic medley of myriad influences, from Mediterranean, Middle Eastern nations, the Balkans and...
Foods you should never miss in Sri Lanka
In the travelers circles, Sri Lanka is famous for its pristine beaches, cultural heritage and scenic landscapes. No, wonder all these things clubbed together, makes Sri Lanka a wonderful destination for solo and group...
Petronas Twin Towers – Kuala Lumpur
A decade ago, the tallest buildings in the world, Pertonas Towers is only a part of the 100 acre Kuala Lumpur Convection Center (KLCC) and is on top of every travelers agenda when visiting...
DIY – Traveling independently from anywhere in India to Thimphu or Paro in Bhutan
An easy step by step guide on how to travel independently only by using a public transport or foot from anywhere in India either to Thimphu or Paro in Bhutan. There are many routes...
Getting A Nepal Visa
Nepal is one of the country that has very easy visa policy. People of many countries can get a Visa on Arrival (which is valid for multiple entry) for either 15 / 30 /...
The ultimate trip in Vietnam in photos
I love to travel slow and explore each country at my own pace. For me, this was the first time I travel alone for so long and traveling solo gave me the strength to...
Travel guide to Bhaktapur
Bhaktapur, which is famous for the Festival of Bisket Jatra, is a town of Nepal, whose buildings still looks like they are from medieval ages. Bhaktapur is a town located in the Kathmandu Valley and is 17 kilometers far from the Thamel...
Why you should go to Hanoi?
Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, has a history that dates back to more than thousand years back. The city is much cooler than other parts of Vietnam as it is in the North....
Sunday Photo Story – Puri Rath Yatra
Puri Rath Yatra or Car Festival is festive event held in the months of June/July (depending on the local calendar) in the state of Odisha in India. During this event the idol of Lord...
Very Rough City Guide to Kolkata
For some people Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta), is the city of joy, while some people term it as a noisy and chaotic city. Whatever, if you are looking for travel advice or travel...
Picks of the week – July 1
This weeks picks of the week. Before we go there I want to remind you of the contest we are currently running – $500 vacation card giveaway. Enroll your self and be eligible to...
Sunday Photo Story – Temple Elephants of India
In India temple elephants are worshiped with great devotion and looked upon very well. There is a custom in all south Indian temples where the pilgrims offer money or food to the temple elephant...
Photos – UNESCO’s 19 New World Heritage Sites
UNESCO’s meeting that was held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, declared 19 new sites as World Heritage Sites, from the 34 sites that made it to the final round. Take a look at them. 1....
Very Rough City Guide to Danang
Over the course of time, I felt the guide books had biased reviews and much information was not included. So, the best thing I figured out was to ask locals about their city. As...
Picks of the week – June 24
Every week are are selecting some helpful and informative posts related to travel from the web world, that we feel will make your travel better. We browse through hundreds of websites and carefully filter,...
