Nov 4, 2023• by Emma_Bukowski
A Beginners Guide to Respecting Bali’s Beaches
Bali's beaches are renowned worldwide for their unparalleled beauty, drawing visitors from every corner of the globe. Yet, it falls upon us, as visitors, to interact with these magnificent landscapes...
Feb 22, 2019• by Subrat
Eco Trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal
Nepal is a beautifully landlocked country in South Asia. It has the highest elevations in the world including Mount Everest (Sagarmāthā in Nepali) at 8,848 metres (29,029 ft) height on the border...
Nov 30, 2018• by okonomiNOMS
Our experience at a Japanese Ryokan and Onsen
This year we were lucky enough to experience our first Traditional Japanese Inn (Ryokan 旅館 ) and natural hot spring (Onsen 温泉). This is one of our most treasured experiences ever! Harataki...
Oct 30, 2018• by Natpacker
5 Tips To Reducing Waste As You Travel
We all know that we need to reduce our waste - the world is literally running out of space for us to dump plastic. It's quite the hot topic, especially single use plastic. If we all make little...
Sep 28, 2018• by lori
Ethical travel is simply being aware of your choices and the impact you are making when you travel. Ethical travel can be anything from eating and buying locally to being conscious of what...
Mar 19, 2018• by liu_tw
Taiwan's Kenting National Park without a car or a scooter
Most guidebooks or blog posts about Kenting National Park will tell you to rent a scooter, but you can actually do without. That leaves you with two main options: walking and taking the bus. All this...