Travel Tips

Mini Tibet in Bylakuppe

After China's intervention in Tibet during early ‘60s, there had been a large contingent of Tibetan refugees took refuge in several states of India. Welcome to Bylakuppe—the second largest... read more

Visiting Fort Bridger, Wyoming

Fort Bridger is a good example of an early wild west military outpost, but its more interesting for its curious history. Mountain Man Jim Bridger, an early explorer of the West, established a... read more

Machame Route: The Popular Kilimanjaro Ascending Route

This is the most popular Kilimanjaro ascending route with its good number and maximum summit success rate, which is the next popular after the Marangu route. The route can be the most scenic route... read more

What To Do In New York City At Christmastime

I love Christmastime. Last year I put my tree up before Thanksgiving. Yes, I did. I don't even mind when stores skip over Thanksgiving for Christmas decor. That's probably enough, I want you to keep... read more

Puri: Sea, Sand Art, and Sun Temple

Sea, Shreekhestra, Sand, Sand Art, Sun, and Sun Temple—this interesting recipe is predominantly found at a tourist cauldron in the eastern coastal town of Puri, India. The mix of history... read more

5 Western U.S. National Parks To See Before You Die

Often overlooked by its Yellowstone cousin to the north, Grand Tetons should not be missed. Although smaller than Yellowstone, its lands are packed with wildlife and rugged western mountains... read more

Lunch at Zion National Park

The seven mile long Zion Canyon Road is the central feature at Zion National Park. You will almost certainly have need of lunch when visiting Zion Canyon. There are only two places within Zion... read more

Strolling Down the Streets of Scintillating Sydney

This city of sunshine and sandy beaches is not all about Sydney Harbour Bridge or iconic Opera House. There is always a pulsating, vibrant life in its core which you cannot miss. Sydney is a... read more

Taste of A Place - Amsterdam Like A Local

I once visited Amsterdam as a student. My friend Max and I hitchiked there from Wolves Poly for a weekend. As the saying goes “the bits I can remember are unforgettable…” Those bits were... read more

3 Tips For Traveling As A Couple

As the saying goes, traveling together is the ultimate test of a relationship. Sunsets and margaritas are all well and good, but it comes with delayed flights, rainy days, and lost... read more

Quality Inns, Zion National Park

The vast Choice Hotels chains list two Quality Inns in Springdale, Utah, in Zion Canyon near the entrance to Zion National Park. Of our many overnight trips to Zion National Park, we spent 25... read more

16 of The Best Things to Do in Sorrento, Italy

Welcome to Sorrento... a small resort town with something for everyone Sorrento is a glamorous little resort town with a big reputation. Sitting between Naples and the Amalfi Coast, it has been the... read more

Bijanbari, Darjeeling: Off The Beaten Track

At the end of the road, there is only peace and tranquility. You will hear the murmuring Little Rangeet and whispers of trees around you—some infrequent chirping of Himalayan birds. Well, you... read more

The Most Scenic Soča River Swimming Hole (with Shade and Jump!)

This spot is called Magnetic Rock amongst the locals, but you'll find very few results when searching the web for it. There's a hanging bridge from where you can jump into the river, there are... read more

Our Tenerife Itinerary

When you propose to travel to places like the Canary Islands, in this case to Santa Cruz de Tenerife, you know that a paradise destination awaits you, ideal to rest while having fun knowing its many... read more