May 15, 2018• by The_Surfer_Weligama
From the middle of September to the middle of May you will find good waves in the southwest coast of Sri Lanka. There are many spots in Weligama that you can surf, from beginner level to advanced... read more
May 15, 2018• by Bright_Nomad
Find out the cost of living at your destinations
When you plan a budget for your trip, it's easy to find out how much things cost at the places you're going to visit. Go to numbeo.com and search for a name of a city. You'll get a detailed list... read more
May 14, 2018• by hasitha
How to plan your trip to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is one of the leading romantic destinations in the whole world. The land of serendipity brings spiritual tranquility and a chance to rediscover oneself. The beauty of this tiny island is... read more
May 12, 2018• by Bright_Nomad
The British Film Institute in South Bank
The British Film Institute aka BFI is one of the many wonderful cultural institutes in South Bank, London's cultural hub by the River Thames. Apart from watching films at the cinema, there are... read more
May 23, 2018• by Dhanushka_De_Silva
Things to know before visiting Sri Lanka
With effect from 1st January 2012, all Holiday or Business travelers to Sri Lanka must have Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for entering in to Sri Lanka. When applying ETA by third... read more
May 8, 2018• by Rosemary_Neave
Getting off the Beaten Track in New Zealand
There are lots of tourists in NZ. Join a tour if you are here for a short trip and get the feel of the country. Plan to come back again - and spend your time with a hire car based in one or two... read more
May 9, 2018• by afaqtours
What to eat and drink when in Sultanate of Oman?
Influences on Oman's cuisine derive from its seafaring links with the Far East and East Africa. Meals are spicy, though not overly so, and generally served with rice. Dates, given as a mark of... read more
May 6, 2018• by Bright_Nomad
The Israeli weekend surprises many tourists. It starts on Friday afternoon and ends on Saturday evening after sunset. Sunday is an ordinary working day. There are no buses and trains during the... read more
May 9, 2018• by Irshad
Sunset at the Galle Face Green Promenade
Galle Face Green, a microcosm of activity and a place where the local congregate as the sun goes down to take in the cool sea breeze of a sultry evening in Colombo. Lined with hawker street food... read more
May 4, 2018• by Veronika_Vermeulen
Cultural differences in New Zealand
Here is some background information about our culture and to give you a little more input into our society before you arrive: “With a patchwork history of Māori, European, Pacific Island and... read more
May 3, 2018• by homelessandabroad
Avoiding the Depression of Shoestring Solo Travelling
Travelling on a shoestring budget will take a toll on you. Travelling on a shoestring budget and alone can hurt you, but it's alright, and there’s ways to avoid it. When you travel with a small... read more
May 3, 2018• by Alternative_Airlines
Cycling the Death Road Bolivia
Often called the "world's most dangerous road", the North Yungas road, or Death Road, was once the only way to reach Bolivia's capital, La Paz, from the surrounding cloud forest villages. What makes... read more
May 12, 2018• by TheGlobeTrotter
When on an escalator in London (or anywhere in the UK), stand on the right. The left-hand side is to be left free for the walking riders.
Apr 26, 2018• by Ryan_Biddulph
Enjoy the experience by being in the moment!
My chief tip for long term travel: enjoy the experience by being in the moment! Throw away the camera for one trip. Leave your phone at home. Today on the South Island of New Zealand, maybe the... read more
Apr 25, 2018• by priyaflorence
A Trip To The Confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers
One of the highlights of my trip to Ladakh, a desert plateau in Northern India, was visiting the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers near Nimo village on the Kargil – Leh highway. Located... read more