Sioux Falls, SD downtown skyline

by genxer711 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 04:04:56 PST 2018

Do you know of any good spots for a panoramic picture of downtown Sioux Falls? Thank you.

Discover: Savannah

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 16 21:53:24 PST 2008

Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia was the site of the bus stop in the movie Forrest Gump, but don't look for the famous bench; it was just a prop.

Top 16 Things To Do in Kuala Lumpur

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Thu Nov 02 01:06:42 PDT 2017

Kuala Lumpur is a popular Southeast Asian hub known for its food and diversity. Whether you're on a visa run, exploring during a layover, or are making a stop on your Southeast Asia itinerary, we've got some unique ideas of things to do in Malaysia's capital city. From the popular sights to well off the beaten path, we'll walk you through the top things to do in Kuala Lumpur.

Cost of Living in China

by Furio Fu @ Sapore di Cina

Tue Jan 16 16:58:20 PST 2018

The first part of this article contains a general reflection on the cost of living in China. The second part contains a table with prices of the most common goods and services in the majority of Chinese cities. We’ve included transportation, utilities, sports and entertainment, bars and clubs, groceries and salary. Notice that this data […]

And the winner is….

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 21 08:04:04 PST 2017

I received thousands of submissions for my round the world contest, and I enjoyed reading every single one of them. Unfortunately, there can only be one winner. Today, I'm very excited to announce the official winner of the round the world contest! The journey begins next month.

The post And the winner is…. appeared first on Nomadic Matt's Travel Site.

15 Bangkok Hotels That Are Not Only Cheap But Also Chic

by @ KLOOK

Wed Jan 17 00:14:25 PST 2018

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No need to cramp your style at these accommodations! Sawasdee, fellow travellers! If you’ve been to Bangkok, you’ve probably left a piece of yourself in ...

The post 15 Bangkok Hotels That Are Not Only Cheap But Also Chic appeared first on KLOOK. by Hew Lee Yee

Lasenta Boutique Hotel, Hoi An

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Jan 11 19:43:23 PST 2018

A comfortable & aesthetically pleasing synthesis of the exotic & the familiar, the modern & the traditional, and Asian & European elements, Lasenta Boutique Hotel is yet another addition to Hoi An's list of excellent value, mid-range accommodation... Continue reading →

Top 101 Unique Gift Ideas For Travelers

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Nov 05 01:39:38 PST 2017

If you’re looking for a gift for someone who loves to travel, but you can’t afford to buy them a flight around the world, we’ve got a ton of ideas for you - 101 ideas, to be exact! From super practical travel gear they’ll actually use to pretty gifts for their home, this is one of the most complete gift guide out there. We’re sure you’ll find the perfect unique gift for your favorite traveler!

XO Tours in Hanoi

by XO Tours @ XO Tours Blog

Thu Jan 22 08:26:24 PST 2015

XO Tours does not operate in Hanoi, and it’s unlikely we ever will. So why the misleading blog title? We felt the need to write this blog post to protect our brand, so that when our valued guests search for XO Tours they will know that XO Tours only operates out of Ho Chi Minh City…

24 Cocktails From Countries A-Z To Get Your Drink On Whenever You Travel

by @ KLOOK

Tue Jan 16 03:24:24 PST 2018

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Cocktails of the World Ever wondered what are the favourite cocktails of the different countries in the world? We’ve got the answers right here for ...

The post 24 Cocktails From Countries A-Z To Get Your Drink On Whenever You Travel appeared first on KLOOK. by Clarice Sheng

10 Items To Buy From Japanese 7-Eleven Convenience Stores

by @ KLOOK

Tue Jan 16 03:05:02 PST 2018

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Step into the budget food haven of Japan’s 7-Eleven! If you’ve been to Japan, you’ll know that food doesn’t always come cheap. For the budget ...

The post 10 Items To Buy From Japanese 7-Eleven Convenience Stores appeared first on KLOOK. by Mabel Yeo

The Ultimate Itinerary of São Miguel Island (Made By An Azorean)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Thu May 18 10:27:31 PDT 2017

São Miguel in the Azores is a vibrant garden in the middle of the Atlantic. With so many different landscapes and things to do there, planning a route to explore the island is essential. This is the exact road trip itinerary I use when I get friends visiting São Miguel island and now I’m sharing […]

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The Ultimate Hanoi Shopping Guide – What to buy and where to buy it

by Graham Stein @ XO Tours Blog

Sun Feb 22 03:56:00 PST 2015

We wrote a very popular shopping article focused on Ho Chi Minh City 2 years ago, and have since had many requests for a similar piece for Hanoi. Shopping posts are difficult to do however, because there are so many unique things that you can buy in Vietnam that it’s impossible to include everything in a single article. We…

Where to Eat in Budapest Hungary – The Best Budapest Restaurants, Cafes and Markets

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Tue Dec 19 18:17:09 PST 2017

Wondering what and where to eat in Budapest Hungary? We spent a month eating our way through the sprawling Hungarian capital city. Check out our Budapest Food Guide with the best Budapest restaurants, cafes and markets. Four weeks of eating our way through Budapest was overwhelming. The Hungarian capital’s food scene, with its never-ending selection of restaurants, cafes and markets, kept us constantly on the go. But with the help of our and lots of third wave coffee, we survived a month of hearty eating without sacrificing our sanity or waistlines. ...

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Backpacking in the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca & Formentera)

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Sat Dec 09 12:16:27 PST 2017

Backpacking in the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca & Formentera) The Balearic Islands have long been popular holiday destinations, mostly for Northern Europeans looking for a short sunny getaway. Typically people fly in and fly out, only visiting one island but it is possible to do a longer, backpacking trip in the Balearic Islands. You […]

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Tomb Rider: Hue to Dong Hoi on Back-Roads

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Nov 24 03:44:46 PST 2017

Covering nearly 200km of completely empty beach, coastal back-roads lead from the old imperial capital of Hue to the beach city of Dong Hoi. Scattered with thousands of traditional-style tombs, this coastal region is rarely explored by foreign visitors... Continue reading →

Philadelphia/DC in late June, possibly 4th of July?

by marvelousmouse @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 22:53:36 PST 2018

I had been considering a short trip to SF or San Diego this summer. And then I was googling the Mutter because I was trying to explain phrenology...

How to Know When to Travel Anywhere – The Rove.me experience

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun May 21 09:04:15 PDT 2017

We live in a rushed era where the “fast-food” concept has arrived to the travel world too. Many people out there can do a life of travel based on keeping a count of countries visited and bragging themselves because of it. But is that really the essence of traveling? For me, the whole purpose of […]

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How to Travel Independently (and Cheaply) in Cuba

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Tue Nov 14 10:40:00 PST 2017

Salsa, cigars, 1950s cars and mojitos await in this fascinating country. But you should be aware of a few things...

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Appreciation is Art @ Whisky Live 2017

by Justin Teo | Senior Writer @ Asia 361

Sat Jan 20 21:35:47 PST 2018

I’ve made attending the Whisky Live event my annual pilgrimage for my malty enlightenment.  The eighth edition of Whisky Live changed it venue from the luxurious Capella Sentosa to something closer to the spirit of appreciation (pun unintended); This edition was held at at Theatreworks, a pre-war heritage building along Mohamed Sultan Road, and aligned [...]

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Backpack Review: Osprey Porter 46 (Newest 2017 Edition)

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Fri Nov 03 07:59:28 PDT 2017

Osprey's new 2017 model of the Porter 46 sees some great improvements, but how does it compare to the Farpoint 40?

The post Backpack Review: Osprey Porter 46 (Newest 2017 Edition) appeared first on Indie Traveller.

12 Years Of Travel: Thames Barrier, Greenwich, London

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Sun Jun 14 17:22:29 PDT 2015

London is steeped in history, but it’s also shaping the future of how we control the landscape Thames Barrier, Greenwich, London 10 June 2012, 3 Years Ago This Week: I spent a few days in Greenwich for my 40th birthday – it seemed appropriate to go back to the Source Of All Time as I […]

Don Meijin Jumps on the Salted Egg Bandwagon

by Vanessa Heng @ Asia 361

Mon Dec 18 21:39:29 PST 2017

It’s been quite some time since the salted egg yolk craze spread like wildfire in the food scene in Singapore. We’ve seen salted egg on pretty much everything, from crabs to fries to bread to even desserts. But, salted egg in Japanese cuisine? Japanese restaurant Don Meijin (丼名人) has decided to jump on the salted [...]

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The South Island's only wildlife hospital

by Diamantina @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:12:22 PST 2018

If you're interested in New Zealand's unique and endangered wildlife, you might enjoy this recent article about Dr. Lisa Argilla, the only trained...

10 Ridiculously Photogenic Coffees Guaranteed To Pick You Up

by @ KLOOK

Fri Jan 19 00:05:29 PST 2018

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Not Your Usual Cup Of Coffee We all look forward to a good ol’ cuppa for that mid day perk, but it’s time to upgrade ...

The post 10 Ridiculously Photogenic Coffees Guaranteed To Pick You Up appeared first on KLOOK. by Noelle Ong

Italy!

by jLiddy @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:08:40 PST 2018

Hey all, i am going to Italy in March for 2 weeks with my partner, we have most of our trip planned out. One thing we are looking for is some advice...

Honda Big Bikes Unveiled in Manila

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sun Jan 07 22:49:21 PST 2018

The motorcycle market in the Philippines is really growing with more people using bikes for leisure and commuting. To serve the growing demand, Honda Philippines, Inc. (HPI) officially introduced their newest lineup of Honda Big Bikes at Shangri-La at The Fort, Manila last … Continue reading →

Socially Responsible Travel in Hanoi (Travel and Give Back to the Community)

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Jan 19 00:44:29 PST 2018

The phrase “socially responsible travel” is a new trend followed by travelers all over the world, in the context that traveling and experiencing new cultures is popular nowadays. Hanoi, renown for the chaotic Old Quarter, many little temples, Dong Xuan Market that sells household goods and street food, already has so much to offer. However, […]

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A Mekong Homestay in a Khmer region of the Mekong Delta

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Nov 20 22:40:38 PST 2015

A New Mekong Homestay The Mekong Delta is a popular destination when visiting Vietnam and staying in a Mekong Homestay is an excellent way to spend a night or two to explore the culture and beauty. I have just returned…

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Travel news: Monte Carlo Las Vegas Update

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Nov 30 16:00:00 PST 1999

As of today, Las Vegas' Monte Carlo Casino Hotel remains closed pending the investigation of last week's fire and the impending repair work. At this time, reservations at the Monte Carlo are being moved to other MGM Mirage hotels. In addition, the Lance Burton show will be suspended for the time being and all tickets that have already been purchased will be refunded.

32 Easy & Creative Travel Photography Tips

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Oct 16 20:05:27 PDT 2017

If you want to improve your photography skills so you can take better travel photos, you've come to the right place! Whether you’re a total newbie to taking pictures, or you’re an experienced photographer trying to polish your skills, this article is full of photography tips and hacks for people of all levels. 

Italy!

by jLiddy @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:08:40 PST 2018

Hey all, i am going to Italy in March for 2 weeks with my partner, we have most of our trip planned out. One thing we are looking for is some advice...

Discover: Saudi Arabia

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Mar 03 21:53:07 PST 2008

In Saudi Arabia, you can try authentic apple-flavored Budweiser. (Non-alcoholic, of course.)

A Year in Review (And a Needed Break)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Wed Dec 20 09:04:16 PST 2017

As dawn broke on this year, I was excited for a fresh start. Last year, I dealt with panic attacks and anxiety from taking on too many projects, a breakup that left me heartbroken, and a mini-identity crisis from settling down. But that “greatest worst year of my life” set the stage for a year […]

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Ibalon Craft Brew: Bicol’s First Craft Beer

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sat Dec 23 00:15:41 PST 2017

There’s craft beer in my hometown Naga City!  Ibalon Craft Brew is introducing to Naga City the first craft beers in the Bicol region. I’m so happy that folks in Bicol now have more beer options and can enjoy something new … Continue reading →

12 Years Of Travel: Jawfish With Eggs, Derawan, Indonesia

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Thu May 28 20:12:28 PDT 2015

Indonesian Borneo has several islands with some great scuba diving – there are plenty of surprises waiting underwater Jawfish with eggs, Borneo 2 June 2010, 5 Years Ago This Week: Jawfish are one of my favourite sea creatures – they live in vertical tunnels dug in the sand and peer out over the top with […]

Best of 2017 – Our Food and Travel Favorites

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Thu Dec 21 14:06:36 PST 2017

2017 was a busy year for the 2foodtrippers. We traveled to three continents, 13 countries and too many cities to count. Check out the food and travel experiences that were our best of 2017. We began the year 2017 without definite plans. Perhaps we could plan our calendar way in advance as some ‘type A’ people probably do, but what’s the fun in that? Sometimes, we’re just hanging around our Naples, Italy apartment and, all of a sudden, the spark of travel shoots across our brains and, on a whim, we ...

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The Best Homestays in Sapa (For An Authentic & Personal Experience)

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 29 02:29:06 PST 2017

H’mong, Dao, and Giay people speaking English more fluently than Vietnamese, tremendous natural vistas right outside your balcony, an early morning chill with clouds hovering over the mountains, this and more is what you should expect from Sapa! Located on the northern border of Vietnam, Sapa is the only region of the country that has […]

The post The Best Homestays in Sapa (For An Authentic & Personal Experience) appeared first on The Christina's Blog.

Etiquette tips for travellers

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Tue Oct 20 05:25:49 PDT 2015

The Definitive List of Dos and Don'ts While You’re Travelling

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Using a Smartphone Camera Lens Kit To Boost Your Photos: Pixter Review

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Tue Jun 13 09:39:19 PDT 2017

Looking for a clever, effective and inexpensive way to boost your photos on your smartphone? Pixter might be the answer you’re looking for. This is a detailed review on of their attachable smartphone camera lens: the Super Fisheye! I confess I had a bit of prejudice against smartphone accessories. It’s just that I’ve seen so […]

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How to get around Saigon on the cheap!

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Sat Aug 23 23:08:19 PDT 2014

As tourists, Ho Chi Minh City can seem very centralized because not only are many of the tourist attractions around District 1, the centre of the city, but this district is also quite compact.  However, with 24 districts, the city is actually very spread out and some of the other districts are more than twice…

Okada Manila Hotel and Resort Complex

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sat Jan 06 17:26:07 PST 2018

I’ve had the opportunity to stay in some beautiful luxury hotels for work and as part of media tours. This includes grand five-star properties in Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and Macau. But nothing prepared me for Okada Manila. The moment … Continue reading →

Discover: Vicksburg

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 21 21:53:24 PST 2008

When you visit Vicksburg (Mississippi) National Military Park, you can see one of the first ironclad gunboats, dating back to US Civil War times.

Limited Edition L’Oréal Paris X Balmain Color Riche Lipsticks Are Here and We Want Them

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Mon Jan 08 03:13:45 PST 2018

You might have heard of this much anticipated fashion-beauty collaboration. The L’Oréal Paris x Balmain Color Riche collection is finally available in Singapore, launched today on online retailer ZALORA before hitting other stores islandwide in February. Designed by Parisian fashion house Balmain’s creative director Olivier Rousteing, the collection comprises 12 gorgeous shades from edgy grey [...]

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Luxury Tea Brand Newby Teas Welcomes Chinese New Year With Dog-Themed Festive Tea Caddy

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Wed Jan 03 23:47:28 PST 2018

Christmas has just passed and now everyone is gearing up for the next festive celebration. Newby Teas, the world’s most awarded luxury tea brand from the U.K., has come up with a set of special edition 2018 Festive Tea Caddy centred around – you’ve guessed it – dogs. The unique tea caddies would make a [...]

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Stories from my Sustainable Trip with the UNWTO

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:32:40 PST 2018

I feel so incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to travel around the world with the United Nations World Tourism Organization to raise awareness about sustainable travel. This adventure brought me paragliding in Colombia, snorkeling in Mexico and through some of Germany's most magical Christmas markets. Come along on my journey and read my deep thoughts, funny wonderings and most memorable stories and pictures!

Traveling safely with the allergy

by Tonya11 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:03:03 PST 2018

*I'm planning my trip and want to make it safe and enjoyable. Advice me some tips for traveling safely with the allergy (urticaria). Should I visit...

How to Use Your Social Network to Travel the World

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Jan 18 06:00:19 PST 2018

Celinne da Costa spent a year traveling the world and relying on the kindness of strangers to host her. She stayed with 70+ strangers in 17 countries across four continents. In this interview, Celinne tells us how she did it all, with surprisingly very few hiccups along the way.

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Discover: Takaoka

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 24 21:53:24 PST 2008

On your way from Takaoka to the Vladivostok ferry? Take a look out the window: the name of the Himi train line means Ice-Watching.

Leavenworth, WA: Magical Bavarian Village in the Cascades

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Nov 13 19:20:42 PST 2017

Nestled in a beautiful valley of the PNW's Cascade Mountain range is the Bavarian Village of Leavenworth, Washington. This local's guide to Leavenworth will help you see this town like a local (we lived there for 6 months after all!). We've got ideas of things to do, restaurants to try and Leavenworth hotels for all budgets. There is so much more than the German-themed exterior. 

7 Unique Experiences and Things To Do in Pico Island, Azores

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Aug 30 08:12:51 PDT 2017

These are some of the most unique things to do in Pico you can’t miss when you’re in the island. Pico is the second largest island of the Azores archipelago – after São Miguel. Despite being the most obviously volcanic, it still boasts an incredible variety of landscapes. Between the green meadows, the lava fields, […]

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Discover: Cranbrook

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 23 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada and crave a dinner of alligator meat, you can get it at K's Amazon Eatery -- even though the Amazon and its gators are thousands of miles away.

Everything We Ate in South Korea

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Apr 10 12:00:40 PDT 2017

This is (almost) all the food we ate during our 2 weeks in South Korea. The absolute number one thing we were looking forward to in South Korea was the food. It did not disappoint. We were introduced to new dishes we had never had before, and some old dishes that we had eaten bastardized [...]

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A Thrilling Hai Van Pass Adventure With Onetrip

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 19 00:07:04 PST 2017

Vietnam is a fabulous country that sings harmonies of the wild jungle and the people that venture through it. That is a destination that you must visit at least once in your life if you seek adventure. One of the most desired places to stay in Vietnam for both foreigners and locals alike is Da […]

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How I bought, ate and then ripped my Lonely Planet

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Wed Feb 04 07:17:20 PST 2015

Travel for your dreams are many but life is one. Travel for you want to live long time but time has wings. Travel for its now or never. But, honey, who are we kidding, now is better than ever. We started this page one and a half years ago when we were traveling through Vietnam. …

6 (Non-Millennial) Solo Female Travelers Share Their Travel Wisdom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 07 06:12:09 PST 2017

Solo female travel isn't just for millennials! In this column, Kristin Addis introduces us to some older solo female travelers who are following their dreams to see the world. These women come from all backgrounds and all walks of life, proving it's never too late to start traveling.

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Your Chinese Zodiac Is Telling You To Visit This Destination In 2018

by @ KLOOK

Sun Jan 14 21:06:07 PST 2018

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Spend your ang bao money on a holiday! Mention Chinese New Year and you’ll inevitably come across the twelve zodiac signs or sheng xiao. The ...

The post Your Chinese Zodiac Is Telling You To Visit This Destination In 2018 appeared first on KLOOK. by Noelle Ong

Art & Food Trip in Angono

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sat Jan 06 00:14:51 PST 2018

Known as the “Art Capital of the Philippines,” the town of Angono in Rizal province is ideal for those looking for a unique art and food tour near Manila. Home to the famed Angono-Binangonan Petrogylphs (the oldest known work of art … Continue reading →

Donald G Carr listed as Missing in Action

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Jul 10 05:57:52 PDT 2015

I had never heard of Donald G Carr and had no idea at how profoundly he would affect my life. This blog has been a year and a half in the making and perhaps one of the most difficult. Even…

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The list of blocked websites in China

by Furio Fu @ Sapore di Cina

Tue Jan 09 16:00:38 PST 2018

¿Do you want to access any website in China without restrictions? Click here and check out the comparison of the top VPNs that really work in China Latest important information VPNs continue to provide access to websites blocked in China Despite the rumors, VPNs continue to be the best way to get around the Great […]

Discover: Jacksonville

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 11 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Fort Caroline National Memorial in Jacksonville, Florida, don't expect to see the eponymous fort itself; it's now beneath the waters of the St. John's River.

Pondicherry: What could have been Goa is instead Amazing!

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Tue Feb 03 17:54:12 PST 2015

Heritage villas with shaded courtyards turned to hotels and restaurants, catholic churches of immaculate conception dotting the lanes, unending beach strip with sand the color of silver and alcohol available at prices lower than rest of India: well, that could be the tourist giant and party haven, Goa. But lack of shacks by the water …

DIY Campervan Bed Frame with Built-in Storage

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Sep 04 15:52:50 PDT 2017

When making your own DIY campervan conversion, one of the most important things to think about is how to make the bed. It's what you’ll be sleeping in, after all! We have put together a step-by-step tutorial that walks you through how to make your very own DIY bed frame for your campervan or RV.

The Best Apps To Buy Cheap Flights On Your Phone (Updated for 2018!)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Oct 07 11:36:32 PDT 2017

Finding a good and reliable travel app can be a hard task. In this article I will try to answer the question: which are the best apps to find cheap flights on your phone? Booking flights before vs now Not many years ago, you need an appointment with your travel agent to book a flight. We booked […]

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A roadtrip in Karnataka, India: Flower fields, Mysore, and Coorg

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Thu Nov 02 05:05:14 PDT 2017

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Tropical plantations punctuated with gold sunflower fields, modern highways flanked by marigold fields as far as the eye can see, neon green paddy fields surrounded by palm trees – a summer road trip in Karnataka showcases makes for a memorable getaway with friends and family   Itinerary for a road trip in Karnataka Day 1: […]

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Netflix and Chew: Best Snacks And Drinks To Go With TV Serials, K-Dramas and Movies In The New Year

by Nic Tse @ Asia 361

Thu Dec 28 21:25:18 PST 2017

For those of us who are stubbornly clinging on to the holiday mood, you may be wondering what to do during the start of 2018. For introverts or people who care more about television characters than their relatives – or the maddening crowd out at town – we’ve lined up the best snack food and [...]

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What to do in Bangkok: Unique and Cheap Things You Won’t Want to Miss

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Oct 08 01:24:41 PDT 2017

If you’re bored in Bangkok, something's wrong with you! There are endless fun things to do in this ever-growing city. We created a list of top activities that you shouldn’t miss while visiting Bangkok. Some are super touristy (yet still worthwhile), like the Grand Palace and Khao San Road, but some are hidden gems, like an amazing Tuk Tuk Food Tour and an off-the-beaten path floating market. Whether it’s your first time in Thailand or you already have your favorite Soi, this guide is for you!

13 Things You Must Do in Vietnam – Vietnam Bucket List

by Tom Divers @ XO Tours Blog

Sat Jun 04 23:26:42 PDT 2016

From exploring the depths of a mysterious subterranean world to bargaining in a Mekong market, from sleeping under a bamboo roof in the mountains to scaling waterfalls in the Central Highlands, Vietnam is bursting with exciting things to do. In this XO blog post we outline the very best activities across the country – from…

The Coast Road: Saigon to Hoi An & Beyond

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Jan 05 03:48:11 PST 2018

Thanks to new coastal roads, it's now possible to ride from Saigon to Hoi An, and beyond to Dong Hoi, following the coast all the way & avoiding the busy main artery of Highway 1 for the vast majority of the route. This is a salty, sunny, sandy & scenic road trip.... Continue reading →

Trip Report Visit To China

by wendellhill @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 05:01:24 PST 2018

Hello, Everyone my query is the restriction of many social and other websites in China. I don't want to live like prisoners. Before my visiting, I...

Con Dao Island and Con Son Town

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Jul 15 02:00:36 PDT 2016

Con Dao Island I finally had the opportunity to visit Con Dao Island. It is one of the few places in Vietnam that I have not yet explored and was happy for the opportunity. Every Year the owner of V’Explore…

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Discover: Bohinj

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 19 21:53:24 PST 2008

Medieval frescoes in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Bohinj, Slovenia often show figures with large swellings of the neck (goiters), caused by lack of iodine in the local diet.

12 Years Of Travel: Newquay Cliffs, Cornwall, UK

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Thu May 21 12:31:03 PDT 2015

Famous for its burgeoning surfing scene, Newquay also has some stunningly beautiful scenic walks along its cliffs too. Newquay Cliffs, Cornwall 21 May 2013, 2 Years Ago This Week: Less than fifty miles from where I grew up, I’d never been to Newquay until this visit to see a friend who I’d first met in […]

Gwangjang Market: South Korea’s Oldest Market is Filled with Incredible Food

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Wed Feb 15 03:00:29 PST 2017

I’ll admit, I’m a little confused about Korea’s market scene. Gwangjang Market (광장시장) is located in what I believe is the oldest market building in Korea. It opened in 1905, when it was called Dongdaemun Market, which was the name of an older market that was destroyed in the Korean War and rebuilt in 1959. [...]

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Cultural Spotlights of Hanoi (Experience Hanoi like a Local)

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Wed Dec 27 18:52:45 PST 2017

Hanoi is perfect for a trip of cultural exploration. Its culture is expressed in many of the remarkable attractions of the city. The culture, too, is in every activity that you see on the street. In this article, I will go through several casual cultural spotlights of Hanoi. A random cultural experience of the city, […]

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Discover: Lubbock

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 27 21:53:24 PST 2008

Among the objects on display at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas, memorializing the city's favorite son, is a giant-size replica of the rocker's trademark glasses.

Traveling and look good???…good looks can wait

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Sun May 03 22:15:43 PDT 2015

I don’t know how people manage to travel and look so gorgeous. I tried to do a Kareena Kapoor tashan look for a while when we went to Ladakh but it lasted about two hours and was wrapped up a day before the journey started. For one I could carry a maximum of ten kilos …

Trip Report Visit To China

by wendellhill @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 05:01:24 PST 2018

Hello, Everyone my query is the restriction of many social and other websites in China. I don't want to live like prisoners. Before my visiting, I...

Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh City: Which Vietnam City Is Right For You?

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Oct 09 22:07:36 PDT 2017

Struggling making a decision between Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh for your upcoming trip to Vietnam? In this article I’m comparing both cities in terms of food, safety, places to visit and overall vibe for you to decide its overall travel potential. Which one is the right for you? Vietnam is not the easiest of […]

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Lisbon 3-Day Itinerary: What to See In Europe’s Hipster Capital

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sun Jun 04 04:28:38 PDT 2017

This Lisbon 3-day itinerary is ideal for anyone visiting for the first time the portuguese capital. It’s packed with insider advice of what’s REALLY worth to do and hipster tips to see the major sights. Bem-vindo a Lisboa! Oh Lisbon. The city oozing the million-dollar combination of tradition, charm and modernism. The alluring culture, the […]

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Adverbs 只 (zhǐ), 就 (jiù) and 才 (cái) in Chinese

by Armando Turturici @ Sapore di Cina

Wed Jan 10 18:00:59 PST 2018

To out emphasis on a small quantity, you can insert one of the following three adverbs: 只(zhǐ), 就 (jiù) and 才(cái), translatable as “only”. Here are a few examples: 今天上课的人很少，就/只/才十一个人。 jīntiān shàngkè de rén hěn shǎo, jiù/zhǐ/cái shíyī gèrén. Today there were few in class, only eleven people. 我才/只/就睡了两个小时。 Wǒ cái/zhǐ/jiù shuìle liǎng gè xiǎoshí. […]

Bottoms Up – Budapest Ruin Bars and Beyond

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Sat Dec 23 07:45:07 PST 2017

Feeling thirsty in Hungary? Check out our favorite places to drink including hip Budapest ruin bars plus cool spots for beer, cocktails and wine. Finding a bar in Budapest is like finding hay in a haystack. The Hungarian capital has a lot of drinking establishments, many filled with young professionals and visiting tourists. Though infamous for its funky ruin bars, the river split city also has traditional pubs, classy wine lounges and even spa bars. Yes, you can imbibe at Budapest bars while getting your soak on. We visited our first (but ...

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Campervan Essentials: The Ultimate Packing List

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Tue Sep 19 20:31:50 PDT 2017

What exactly is inside our campervan? We'll show you all the campervan gear we had in our tiny home that made our lives easier and more comfortable. If you're heading out on a road trip, you'll want to check out this packing list. 

Three Places To Visit In Chile In Just Ten Days

by Claudia Tavani @ My Adventures Across the World

Wed Dec 20 06:42:59 PST 2017

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Get Off the Beaten Track in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 12 23:23:16 PST 2017

Located on the bank of Perfume River, this city is the capital of Thua Thien Hue province, 700 kilometers to the south of Hanoi. Although you can visit Hue at any time of the year, the most charming season is surely from March to August, especially March through April when the temperature is at its […]

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How To Visit The Amalfi Coast, Vesuvius and Pompeii From Naples Independently

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jul 10 15:27:55 PDT 2017

I’m sharing my full planning insights to visit Naples, Pompeii, Vesuvius and Amalfi Coast on a fully independent trip. I’ve used no expensive tours or agencies and I now show you how you can do the same. This is the fun and adventurous Italy! I just came back from a surprise trip I prepared to […]

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The Secret Sauce Behind Scott’s Cheap Flights

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Dec 11 06:34:52 PST 2017

Scott Keyes turned a simple newsletter into a popular travel hacking site, Scott's Cheap Flights. In this interview, Scott tells us how he and his worldwide team find cheap flights using a combination of manpower and knowledge of industry trends. Every flight is hand-searched!

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Vietnam’s Visa System is a Mess (Here’s How it Actually Works)

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Fri Nov 24 06:54:32 PST 2017

Explaining the four different ways of entering Vietnam visa-free or with visa.

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10 Weird Food Combinations In Japan That Actually Exist

by @ KLOOK

Mon Jan 15 07:29:51 PST 2018

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A challenge for your taste buds One cannot leave Japan without having a meal of delicious sushi, fresh sashimi and a bowl of ramen. Sure, ...

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Two Days in Hanoi – How to Make the Most of It

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Wed Dec 20 02:18:59 PST 2017

Small alleys crammed with food stalls, delicious smells filling the air of the quaint Old Town streets and imposing monuments honoring Vietnam’s rich and turbulent history— all that and more is Hanoi. If you are planning a short trip here and want to see all the main attractions, this two-day itinerary of the capital is […]

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Culture in Sydney on a Budget

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Tue Nov 07 21:44:27 PST 2017

Culture in Sydney on a Budget Sydney Harbour Bridge, CC BY-SA 2.0 by Alex Johnson No doubt that even finding cheap flight deals; you just spent around $1500 flying to the great land down under. G’day. Chances are you’ve also flown into Australia’s largest city, the beautiful Sydney but that doesn’t make up for the […]

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No Vietnam Visa Required For Citizens Of Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Fri Jun 19 04:49:09 PDT 2015

From July 2015, you don’t need to apply for a visa to enter Vietnam if you’re a citizen from Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Vietnam Embassy, Bangkok The Vietnamese government have announced a important change for Vietnam tourist visas – if you’re from Britain, Germany, France, Italy or Spain, you no longer need to […]

The Best Barber Shops In Toronto Neighborhoods

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Thu Dec 22 19:57:31 PST 2016

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Discover: Japan

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 20 21:53:24 PST 2008

Good things come in threes — and in Japan, the list includes views, castles, gardens, mountains, hot springs and giant Buddha statues.

Discover: Bergen

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 25 21:53:24 PST 2008

The Norwegian city of Bergen is famously rainy, but the locals say there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.

Hong Kong on the Cheap

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Thu Apr 20 12:00:20 PDT 2017

How Not To Blow Your Wad In Hong Kong (it’s a poker term) The 2nd most expensive city in Asia, but there are plenty of ways to budget travel Hong Kong. While Hong Kong is generally raved about, it’s not typically a backpacker stop, mainly because it’s too damn expensive. I’ve seen a lot of [...]

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Shangli Ancient Village // This is Sichuan, China

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Fri Apr 14 12:00:34 PDT 2017

Visiting Shangli Ancient Village in Sichuan Province Shangli has been through a lot, but you wouldn’t know it from the peaceful feeling you get while walking its lanes. It’s one of 10 Chinese ancient villages in Sichuan province, but unlike its counterparts the village has been able to keep its authentic charm. How to get [...]

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Discover: Tokyo

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 17 21:53:24 PST 2008

Want to visit the Northern, Western, Eastern and Southern Capitals? Book flights to Beijing, Xian, Tokyo and Nanjing.

The book market near the Temple of Confucius in Shanghai

by Gianluca Falso @ Sapore di Cina

Thu Jan 18 18:00:44 PST 2018

Xuegong Jie (学宫街) and Laodaoqian Jie (老道前街) are two small streets in the Huangpu District of Shanghai. The streets are packed, full of life. There are low houses, street food, and there’s no lack of bicycles and electric bikes that weave through passersby and merchants. But what makes it special is that the two roads […]

Top 10 Places to Eat in Maginhawa (2018)

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sun Dec 31 12:11:35 PST 2017

Maginhawa Street in Quezon City is one of the top go-to places for a food trip around the metro. However, the turnover rate in the area has become really high lately. I’m having a hard time keeping this list updated … Continue reading →

Eating it Raw in the Largest Fish Market in South Korea – Jagalchi Market

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Mar 13 12:00:16 PDT 2017

Busan’s Jagalchi Market (자갈치시장), the largest fish market in South Korea, has taken up two very different places in my memory. The first one is a very positive place, where the memories of incredible lunches, lively atmospheres, excitement and intrigue all sit. The second place is dark. It’s usually avoided at all costs. This memory [...]

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Here’s Why You’ll Be Seeing #LightToNightSG On Your Instagram Feed Very Soon

by @ KLOOK

Thu Jan 18 06:36:37 PST 2018

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 Light up your night! Singapore’s cityscape comes alive during Art Week in a beautiful display of colours! For a limited time only Singapore’s art belt ...

The post Here’s Why You’ll Be Seeing #LightToNightSG On Your Instagram Feed Very Soon appeared first on KLOOK. by Beatrice Lee

10 Cheeky Staycations To Take In Japan This Valentine’s Day

by @ KLOOK

Tue Jan 16 04:40:39 PST 2018

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Not your usual staycation Valentine’s day is just around the corner and if you’re lucky enough to be spending it in Japan, treat your loved ...

The post 10 Cheeky Staycations To Take In Japan This Valentine’s Day appeared first on KLOOK. by Noelle Ong

How to stay safe and avoid scams in Vietnam – Part 1: North Vietnam

by Tom Divers @ XO Tours Blog

Sat Oct 03 15:26:37 PDT 2015

Generally, Vietnam is a very safe country in which to travel. Compared to most major tourist cities in the West – Paris, London, New York, Rome – the streets of Vietnam’s urban centers are much less threatening. However, in some of the more popular tourist destinations in Vietnam, there are a handful of tourist scams and…

The Famous Streets of London

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Thu Sep 17 00:32:41 PDT 2015

There is something beautiful about walking around the city with a camera

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5 Meals You Won’t Believe You Can Get For RM5 And Less

by @ KLOOK

Wed Jan 17 18:39:12 PST 2018

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Big on taste but little in cost Would you believe us if we told you that you can enjoy a decent meal or dessert for ...

The post 5 Meals You Won’t Believe You Can Get For RM5 And Less appeared first on KLOOK. by Hew Lee Yee

Do-It-Yourself Walking Tour of Dalat, Vietnam – A Perfect Day in Dalat

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Sun Feb 05 01:00:35 PST 2017

Signup for my weekly newsletter The first time I took Chopper Suey (my Chinese-made American cruiser bike) on a road trip, was to the sexy hills of Dalat. As we pulled into town, surrounded by pines and fresh cool air, I knew I was going to love the place. Formerly a retreat town for the [...]

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A Comprehensive Guide to Vietnam Visas

by Scott Jones @ XO Tours Blog

Sun Apr 09 02:14:03 PDT 2017

*** Disclaimer: We believe all the information in this article was correct at the time it was published however, regulations in Vietnam change often so we urge travelers to not rely solely on the information in this blog post when planning their trip to Vietnam. We cannot be held responsible for any lost monies or travel time due to any…

Complete guide to avoiding taxi scams in Saigon

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Mon Jun 12 08:35:56 PDT 2017

Being as local in Saigon, a tour guide (well, I used to) also a Traveler. I’m very sad to know that very few visitors to Vietnam want to return to this magnificent country. One of the major reasons that contribute to this problem is tourist scams. Although there have been so many topics discussing around

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The 19 Best Travel Accessories To Save Space, Time And Money In 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Sep 27 01:36:39 PDT 2017

This article is a comprehensive list of all the items and travel accessories that make your life easier when you are on the road. Based on my personal experience and the latest trends out there. How many have you got already? Let me start by saying I’ve seen loads of lists of “must-have” travel accessories […]

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Is Sky Bar in Bangkok Worthwhile?

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Oct 08 00:00:00 PDT 2017

Many itineraries of a trip to Bangkok will include a visit to one of the city’s many rooftop bars. Situated 63 stories above Bangkok, Sky Bar is arguably the most famous rooftop bar in the City of Angles. But is this posh bar with a view of Bangkok really worth the price? We're sharing our honest opinion and letting you in on everything you should expect if you add it to your Bangkok itinerary.

An ode to my backpacking girlfriends…you inspire me

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Sun May 03 22:19:15 PDT 2015

I am a little bit chipped on the side, like the reading lamp on the bed side I don’t hide my faults or straighten my waves alright, I would rather glow in my own light, cos baby I am real I am chirpy, fluffy and vivy most times but when you ask for it, I …

5 Things to consider before you teach English in China

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Wed May 24 08:44:36 PDT 2017

5 Things to consider before you teach English in China image via Brian Yap, CC BY-NC 2.0 A guest post by Dimitris Vlachos If you’re interested in teaching English in China, then you’re in for an exciting and rewarding adventure. As a company which specialises in helping people like you teach abroad, we understand what you’re […]

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How I found my travel writing voice

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Wed Feb 04 07:37:21 PST 2015

continued from here. I felt as though I wasn’t cut out for travel writing. I thought its not my thing. Because I cannot always be “yay! Look at me here I am in this place which is like every other place.” Or “People are really rude here because they get a million tourists here every …

What sort of handbag and ID do you carry in Italy?

by Summer0407 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 00:30:34 PST 2018

Hello I will be in Florence and Venice next month. Do I need to be aware of gypsies or are they not as present in these area�s? I will stay aware of...

Bãi Rạng Beach, Quy Nhon

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Dec 21 02:53:19 PST 2017

A small crescent of toast-gold sand lined with coconut palms & casuarina trees, Bãi Rạng Beach is squeezed between two rocky bluffs, 15km south of Quy Nhon. It's still a local, working beach & remains undeveloped.... Continue reading →

An Experiential Stay at The Fratelli Vineyards in Akluj, Maharashtra

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Wed Aug 30 12:13:04 PDT 2017

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Undulating vineyards, memorable sunsets, nuanced wines, and affordable accommodation – a stay at Fratelli Vineyards in Maharashtra makes for a perfect weekend getaway! We love ourselves a good vineyard stay. Over the years, we’ve visited vineyards, sampled dozens of wines, and stayed in some great vineyard hotels in New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, US, and even […]

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A Journey Through Madagascar: Notes on the Privilege of Travel

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Tue Nov 21 07:19:26 PST 2017

We travelers are a lucky bunch. It's easy to forget just how privileged we are to be able to travel the world. The truth is, most people rarely even leave their own country, let alone visit destinations all over the globe. My recent visit to Madagascar reminded me that it's important to keep this perspective in mind, and to give back to organizations that help the places we visit.

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12 Years Of Travel: View From Cortona, Italy

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Sun Jun 14 17:09:25 PDT 2015

Famous as the backdrop for the 2003 movie Under The Tuscan Sun, Cortona is a stunning medieval town perched above the surrounding countryside View from Cortona, Italy 11 June 2013, 2 Years Ago This Week: Despite the vast amount of information about every conceivable travel destination available, I still find myself occasionally stumbling upon places […]

St Maarten cruise port

by bluemooseband @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 20:07:26 PST 2018

Does anyone know the status of St Maarten for cruise ports ? we're supposed to have an "overnight" stay in Port in early March, but I've heard some...

The topic-comment structure and the direct and indirect objects in Chinese

by Armando Turturici @ Sapore di Cina

Wed Jan 03 18:00:45 PST 2018

The topic-comment structure The topic-comment structure is perhaps one of the most difficult peculiarities of the Chinese language to master for those who aren’t Chinese. In short, the Chinese phrase can also be structured according to a sequence that is conventionally called “topic-comment”. The topic, located at the initial position of the phrase, is a […]

The Evening of The Holiday

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Sat Aug 22 01:08:36 PDT 2015

What to do in London during the festive season.

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Philadelphia/DC in late June, possibly 4th of July?

by marvelousmouse @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 22:53:36 PST 2018

I had been considering a short trip to SF or San Diego this summer. And then I was googling the Mutter because I was trying to explain phrenology...

10 Days in Vietnam via Ho Chi Minh City

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Feb 20 08:45:33 PST 2017

A Very Detailed Travel Itinerary Tours are for foo-ls. I tried my best to make that rhyme. While Vietnam may seem a little daunting at first, the country is not difficult to travel – especially if you have a great blog to aid you, with details on every leg of the trip, written by a [...]

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Traveling to Wutaishan (or Mount Wutai)

by Giorgia Borza @ Sapore di Cina

Thu Jan 04 18:00:56 PST 2018

If you find yourself in Shanxi province, you can’t miss visiting Mount Wutai, located near the city of Xinzhou. Xinzhou (忻州, Xīnzhōu) is a medium-sized city located to the north of Shanxi Province, about 90 km from Taiyuan. Mount Wutai (literally “five plains” where 五 means “five” and 台 “flat”） is located to the east […]

Secret Photo-worthy Spots in Hokkaido

by Katherine Goh @ Asia 361

Mon Dec 18 01:53:20 PST 2017

When it comes to off-the-beaten-destinations, Hokkaido can hardly be considered as one. After all, this northernmost and second largest island of Japan is a popular destination for travellers, especially those in Asia. People flock to the usual predictable places in Hokkaido – Niseko, Hakodate and of course, the capital Sapporo. However, unbeknownst to many, there [...]

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GIVEAWAY: Valentine’s Day Meal for Two at Morton’s The Steakhouse

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Sun Jan 21 11:59:41 PST 2018

When one speaks of the best steakhouses in Singapore, the name of Morton’s The Steakhouse almost surely comes up every time. Located in Mandarin Oriental Singapore, Morton’s has withstood the test of time and maintained its reputation for succulent steaks and a classic dining experience throughout the years. The Bar at Morton’s – BAR 12•21 [...]

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Hải Đăng Vegetarian Restaurant, Saigon

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Dec 01 01:38:36 PST 2017

Hải Đăng is a simple, local, informal vegetarian restaurant in Saigon's Binh Thanh District. The sheer variety and freshness of vegetable dishes on offer (not just tofu and 'fake meat') sets it apart from other Vietnamese vegetarian eateries in the city.... Continue reading →

Off The Beaten Path in Vietnam

by Brinda Shah @ XO Tours Blog

Sat Oct 11 01:33:17 PDT 2014

Vietnam is seeing more and more visitors each year, with the actual number of tourists per year reaching well over 6 million.  Some areas in Vietnam, such as Halong Bay, Sapa, and Hoi An, are very beautiful but also packed with tourists year round.  Fortunately, if you want to get away from the crowds, you…

Discover: Saudi Arabia

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 18 21:53:24 PST 2008

Don't look for nightlife in Saudi Arabia: alcohol, dancing, movies and mingling with the opposite sex are all prohibited.

Discover: Clipperton Island

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 13 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you somehow find yourself visiting Clipperton Island and lack things to do (understandably), try running around the island and timing yourself; the record circumnavigation time is one hour and 17 minutes.

7 Island Getaways with pros and cons – choose one that is right for YOU

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Wed Jan 17 08:02:21 PST 2018

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It’s easy to get swept up with visions of idyllic beaches and dreamy sunsets but one always ends up confused when it comes to choosing an ideal island getaway for oneself. So we thought we’d put together a list of 6 of our favourite island getaways, with pros and cons of each, so it is […]

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5 Things You Don’t Know About Yoku Moku

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Mon Jan 08 12:03:10 PST 2018

You might have known that Japanese confectionery brand Yoku Moku finally made its way to Singapore in December 2017. Or that it has just opened its flagship store on level 3 of ION Orchard earlier this month. But, there are some things you may not know about this hugely popular Japanese export that has a [...]

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The Best Places to Eat in Seattle Washington

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Sat Jan 06 11:48:55 PST 2018

Seattle is known around the world for its coffee culture, the Space Needle and Pike Place Market. But what about Seattle restaurants? We’ve asked a local expert to share her picks for the best places to eat in Seattle Washington. Read on to find out how to eat like a local in this wonderful Pacific Northwestern city. Seattle is famous for its cutting-edge coffee culture. But coffee is just one aspect of Seattle’s culinary landscape. Locals dine at the best restaurants in Seattle, shop at Pike Place Market for some of the ...

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Owee Adventures and Donald G Carr update

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Aug 28 20:17:47 PDT 2015

For friends and family I think it may be time to update what has been going on and as to the fate of Donald G Carr….. the matter is now settled and I will explain. Firstly: Since I became busy…

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Getting Around in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Sun Dec 17 03:24:06 PST 2017

Hue is the famous Imperial city of Central Vietnam, the throne of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 to 1945. Old and tranquil, Hue is frozen in time, standing amongst the remnants of a once glorious Asian empire. Because of this, getting around Hue is intriguing with many options available, and sights to see. A major […]

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DIY Campervan Kitchen for less than $50

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Sep 04 15:53:18 PDT 2017

A DIY campervan conversion just isn’t complete without a working kitchen. Check out our step-by-step tutorial that walks you through everything you need to make your own DIY kitchen for your campervan or RV, complete with a working sink, stove, storage and counter space for chopping all those fresh veggies!

Climbing Mount Pico: All You Need To Know For an Epic Hike

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Aug 16 02:31:46 PDT 2017

During my last trip to Azores, I had the pleasure of climbing Mount Pico in Pico island. Here’s my experience and how you can get to the top safely. While it’s not by any means amongst the tallest in the world, Mount Pico can be deceptively difficult to conquer which leads to many failed climb […]

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How To Get From Lisbon Airport to City Center (Without Getting Scammed)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon May 29 09:39:34 PDT 2017

Find out how to conveniently get to some of the most popular places in Lisbon’s city center. First tip: stay away from taxis! Lisbon is one of the most charming capitals in Europe. There are many unique things to do, see and taste here, ensuring you have a memorable time. I recommend that you stay […]

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Everything you need to know to plan an EPIC trip to Sikkim

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Tue Nov 07 16:02:43 PST 2017

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Glittering glacial lakes, endless pastures, waterfalls at every turn, quiet monastery towns, and scenic drives on some of the worst roads we’ve encountered on our travels made our trip to Sikkim an adventure we will never forget   The state of Sikkim, nestled in the North Eastern part of India, isn’t exactly on the tourist […]

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Bruised Passports: How we plan a trip from start to finish

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Tue Nov 07 10:01:16 PST 2017

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This is that time of the year when we usually head out to Bali to work from our remote office ensconced in the paddy fields of the island. However after falling violently unwell and wasting a lot of money rescheduling flights last year, we decided to give Bali a miss this year. But we’re not […]

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How to learn about a culture and without speaking native language?

by Tonya11 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 00:47:08 PST 2018

*It�s hard if there�s zero communication. How can you learn about a culture and meet locals without speaking their language? **Share your best...

Eating Bánh Khọt in Vũng Tàu

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Jan 18 22:38:40 PST 2018

Bánh Khọt are delicious gems: crispy discs of rice flour batter & coconut milk, fried until they’re crunchy on the outside but moist on the inside, then wrapped in herbs & dipped in a sweet-spicy sauce. Here are 7 places to eat bánh khọt in Vũng Tàu... Continue reading →

Living Lagom in Sweden: An Interview With Lola Akerstrom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Nov 30 08:05:51 PST 2017

Lagom is the key to unlocking the Swedish psyche, and it governs all aspect of Swedish society. In this interview, Lola A. Åkerström talks about why lagom is about more than just balance, and what it's like to assimilate into life in Sweden as a writer and photographer.

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Decide THAT perfect destination for your next trip + Win two KLM tickets

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Tue Dec 12 11:27:36 PST 2017

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  Every single day we pin down a gorgeous photo of someplace we’ve never been on to on a mood-board. It’s only natural to feel overwhelmed when one needs to pick a single destination from all these gorgeous places for one’s next holiday  – do we want to chase the Northern Lights in Scandinavia or […]

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Ultimate guide to smart & safe travel in Ho Chi Minh City

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Wed Jun 28 21:55:38 PDT 2017

Ho Chi Minh City and Vietnam, in general, is one of the safest travel destinations. However like most countries, it has its share of traveller annoyances such as scams and other petty crime. Spend a little time to learn about these simple tips to travel safely, securely, and enjoy the sights and sounds of Vietnam – without

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Off the beaten track Vietnam

by Owee @ owee58.com

Thu May 21 23:05:03 PDT 2015

It has been some years since I wrote about an off the beaten track Vietnam. When I originally wrote about it, I had already had experience going to places that most foreigners cannot see or travel too, but now…….. I…

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Top Ten Cafes to Visit in Toronto

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Thu Dec 22 19:58:23 PST 2016

A coffeehouse, coffee shop, or café is an establishment which primarily serves hot coffee, related coffee beverages (e.g., café latte, cappuccino, espresso), tea, and other hot beverages. Some coffeehouses also serve cold beverages such as iced coffee and iced tea. Many cafés also serve some type of food, such as light snacks, muffins, or pastries. […]

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3 reasons you should not book with XO Tours

by XO Tours @ XO Tours Blog

Thu Dec 10 23:35:36 PST 2015

Although we are very proud of the acclaim our tours have received over the years, we realize that they are not suitable for everyone. These are the 3 main reasons we think some guests should not book our tours: If you are looking for a typical food tour – All the dishes and stops on the “Foodie” tour are carefully curated to…

The Best Day Trips from Hanoi

by Tom Divers @ XO Tours Blog

Sun Sep 11 21:27:17 PDT 2016

Beware! XO Tours does not operate in Hanoi. If you book with a tour operator in Hanoi that claims to be XO Tours, you have been defrauded! Hanoi sits on a bend in the Red River. To the south and east lies the watery world of the Red River Delta, where farms and villages continue as…

The Top 25 Bike Stores in Toronto by Neighbourhood

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Thu Dec 22 19:57:28 PST 2016

In the US, the primary competitors to local bike shops are the mass merchants such as Wal-Mart or Target, representing 73% of the units and 36% of the dollars in 2007, full-line sporting goods stores such as Dick’s Sporting Goods, multi-sport stores such as R.E.I., representing 7% of the units and 9% of the dollars […]

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Croatia on a Budget

by Alternate Admin @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Tue Nov 15 03:36:21 PST 2016

  If there’s one thing that can be said for almost any country in the world (with the exception of the truly small ones!) is that to truly experience it, you need to travel to at least 3 or 4 different places within it. Time and money constraints, unfortunately do not allow for such itineraries. …

The Coolest Things To Do In The Czech Republic In The Winter

by Claudia Tavani @ My Adventures Across the World

Thu Jan 18 05:54:40 PST 2018

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How to learn about a culture and without speaking native language?

by Tonya11 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 00:47:08 PST 2018

*It�s hard if there�s zero communication. How can you learn about a culture and meet locals without speaking their language? **Share your best...

My Mom Says This Blog is Boring

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Tue Jan 16 06:00:50 PST 2018

Last month, my mom told me she thought this blog was boring. “Where’s all the fun stuff? I want to see more photos of you traveling. I don’t care about these other updates.” “Mom, I live in Austin now. You know I’m not on the road that much,” I replied. “I know but still….I want […]

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Travel Guide: Marinduque

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Mon Jan 22 00:29:56 PST 2018

Marinduque is an island province in the Philippines best known for being the home of the Moriones Festival, one of the oldest religious festivals in the country celebrated during Holy Week. Everywhere you go in the province, you can spot references … Continue reading →

My 31 Favorite Travel Tips From My 31 Years Of Age (Auch!)

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Tue Jan 02 15:44:16 PST 2018

Looking at my travel resume, I have been fortunate to have visited more than 30 countries in 4 different continents. About time to put together my favorite ever travel tips that work anywhere in the world. This year I’ve turned 31 years old (auch!) which also means 31 years of collecting travel experiences. With every […]

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My Perfect Tenerife Itinerary

by Claudia Tavani @ My Adventures Across the World

Fri Nov 17 08:45:51 PST 2017

It’s been two years since I published a post about the 11 places I’d want to visit in the following year. It was November 2015 and I was making plans for 2016. I said I’d visit Angkor Wat, in Cambodia, and Sapa Valley, in Vietnam. And I did – I went with my sister in

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Shot glasses in Omaha, NE

by genxer711 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 04:42:44 PST 2018

Where can I find shot glasses and magnets saying Omaha or Nebraska (not from the University of Nebraska)? Thank you.

Shot glasses in Omaha, NE

by genxer711 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 04:42:44 PST 2018

Where can I find shot glasses and magnets saying Omaha or Nebraska (not from the University of Nebraska)? Thank you.

RENFE and credit cards

by IMDonehere @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 22:31:23 PST 2018

One pop psychology definition of insanity is do the same thing and expect a different result. Well, today I tried to book tickets on RENFE. Yes, I...

Longquan Peach Blossom Festival // This is Chengdu, China

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Mar 27 18:26:10 PDT 2017

If there’s an art to attending a Chinese festival, I’m the dumb kid who eats the paint. Give me some time and I’ll be linking to a How To Successfully Attend a Festival in China article right here. But for now, I’ll admit that my attendance at the Longquan Peach Blossom Festival was a short-lived [...]

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Cove Manila Indoor Beach & Night Club

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Thu Jan 04 01:07:22 PST 2018

Cove Manila could be the glittering casino city of Canto Bight in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Or it could be the Capitol in The Hunger Games’s Panem. Imagine an indoor beach and night club with luxury cabanas and private … Continue reading →

Thunderbird Resorts & Casino, Rizal

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Sat Dec 30 18:38:32 PST 2017

Most tourists are probably familiar with the Mediterranean-style Thunderbird Resorts & Casino in Poro Point, La Union. But did you know that there’s another resort under the same management just an hour away from Metro Manila? Surrounded by greens and … Continue reading →

Saigon to Hanoi: A Food Diary

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Nov 02 19:24:06 PDT 2017

On a recent road trip between Saigon & Hanoi I made a record of some of the meals I ate along the way, to try and illustrate the variety of food available, and what a delight it is to eat your way from one end of the country to the other... Continue reading →

Biker’s Guide to Corregidor

by Kara Santos @ Travel Up

Wed Dec 27 02:09:04 PST 2017

Corregidor, an island at the entrance of Manila Bay, mostly attracts history buffs. Known as “The Rock” because of its rocky landscape and the heavy fortifications, this historic island is a great destination for bikers as well. Traversing the island’s well-paved roads and jungle … Continue reading →

Interesting Vietnam War Video Footage

by Owee @ owee58.com

Mon Aug 31 00:11:46 PDT 2015

I am in the highlands on a regular basis. Over the years I have hosted a number of Americans that have had a return to where they served or wounded as part of their bucket list. It has always been…

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1 Week Indonesia Itinerary: How to Make the Most Of Your Trip

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Tue Nov 21 04:16:24 PST 2017

Rachita shares how you can see the best of Java and Bali in one shorter trip.

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Binh Chau Hot Springs Resort & Spa

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Nov 17 02:11:50 PST 2017

Just a couple hours' drive from Saigon, Binh Chau Hot Springs Resort & Spa has improved it's facilities and aesthetics in recent years: it's now a lush, relaxing and satisfying retreat from the city.... Continue reading →

Capital Punishment in Vietnam

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Sep 16 20:48:01 PDT 2016

Capital punishment is a very controversial subject depending where you are in the word. In most western cultures, capital punishment has been deemed non humane and life imprisonment with chance of rehabilitation the preference. I always had my doubts about…

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How Much Money Do I Need For Hong Kong?

by Guest Travel Writer @ Travel Happy

Mon Sep 28 07:38:42 PDT 2015

Hong Kong has it all – heavenly food, high-octane nightlife, striking architecture and top shopping all laced with heaps of culture and tradition. There are plenty of ways to spend a fortune, but Lee Cobaj explains how Hong Kong doesn’t have to be prohibitively expensive Hong Kong © barbara-pictures Compared to its SE Asian neighbours, […]

Conquering Mount Fansipan the Right Way (Tallest Mountain in Vietnam)

by Anna Suszynski @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 15:42:50 PST 2018

Mount Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina peninsula, located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. It was once only visited by adventure seekers fit enough to make the strenuous hike, but now this mountain offers a few different experiences for all types of travelers. Regardless of the new tram that brings […]

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Exploring Off The Beaten Path Hong Kong: Pai Tau Village

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Thu Feb 23 11:30:40 PST 2017

Visiting Po Fook Hill, the 10,000 Buddha Monastery, and the hills around Pai Tau Village Sha Tin is not only great for immature puns (I Sha Tin your shoe), it also has some worthwhile attractions. You can check out the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, or the the oldest walled village Tai Wai, there’s also the [...]

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Jay Chou’s First Musical THE SECRET to be Staged in Singapore in April 2018

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Fri Dec 22 01:51:45 PST 2017

Fans of Taiwanese singer-songwriter star Jay Chou would be familiar with his movie Secret (不能说的秘密). The musical titled The Secret, which is based on the movie, will be shown in Singapore at The Mastercard Theatres, Marina Bay Sands come April 2018. The musical is the first of its kind for a Chinese production, melding the [...]

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Traveling London on a Budget

by Empty Ruck Sack @ Empty Rucksack Travelers Club

Thu Nov 05 02:34:45 PST 2015

London Hotels for the Budget Traveler Despite it being one of the most expensive cities to visit and live in, London still remains a sought after travel destination for a myriad of reasons. And if it gives you any comfort, the capital is actually number 12 on the list of the top 20 cities to …

What is Sustainable Tourism and What Does it Look Like Around the World

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:48:27 PST 2018

What is sustainable travel? Well, isn't that a good question! I am delving into what sustainable tourism looks like around the world: from Colombia to Germany! Read real life stories and examples of how sustainable travel can transform our world for the better and become a part of the change!

Discover: Seoul

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 26 21:53:24 PST 2008

Fans of spicy fermented cabbage from all over Korea flock to the Kimchi Museum in Seoul.

St Maarten cruise port

by bluemooseband @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 20:07:26 PST 2018

Does anyone know the status of St Maarten for cruise ports ? we're supposed to have an "overnight" stay in Port in early March, but I've heard some...

Discover: Graz

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Mar 02 21:53:07 PST 2008

UPC Arena in Graz, Austria was renamed in 1997 to honor native son Arnold Schwarzenegger, but the old name was restored in 2005 over the governor's support of the death penalty.

Five Gorgeous Places To Visit In Galicia In Just Three Days

by Claudia Tavani @ My Adventures Across the World

Tue Nov 21 06:22:47 PST 2017

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Traveling safely with the allergy

by Tonya11 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:03:03 PST 2018

*I'm planning my trip and want to make it safe and enjoyable. Advice me some tips for traveling safely with the allergy (urticaria). Should I visit...

Starbucks’ Puppy-Inspired Merchandise is Paw-ssibly the Cutest Ever

by Staff Writer @ Asia 361

Sun Jan 21 19:57:09 PST 2018

Many brands have come up with their own ways to ring in the Chinese New Year and Starbucks is no exception. Starbucks is showing their puppy love with a range of absolutely adorable merchandise inspired by the pooch. Get ahead of the pack with their Year of the Dog-themed mugs and tumblers. Here’s a look [...]

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Top Must-eat Dishes & Dining Spots In Saigon for Foodies

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Fri Aug 04 02:27:44 PDT 2017

You are a foodie and want to explore the best street food in Saigon but aren’t sure where are the best places in town? Then this what you will love. Let’s put my recommendation of  the Top Must-eat Dishes & Dining Spots In Saigon for Foodies in your pocket and start exploring the Saigon food haven. * STREET FOOD 1. Cơm

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5 Tips for Hunting & Photographing The Northern Lights

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Mon Jan 01 04:32:45 PST 2018

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What is the best time to see the Northern Lights? When should I plan a Northern Lights tour? Which are the best countries to spot the Aurora Borealis? These are some of the questions we are asked on the daily. Watching The Northern Lights or the Aurora Borealis is definitely one of the most overwhelming […]

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12 Best Vegetarian restaurants in Saigon

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Tue Jun 06 04:04:39 PDT 2017

Is it possible to find any good vegetarian food in Saigon? Fortunately, it is, now more than ever. US travel website When On Earth has listed Ho Chi Minh City among the ideal cities worldwide for vegans and vegetarians. The city is named one of the ten destinations that “tickle veggie-loving taste buds” as it

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Campervan Budget for a 3-Month Road Trip

by Ben Zweber @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Wed Sep 13 10:01:27 PDT 2017

Traveling across the U.S.A. can be expensive, especially when you're living in a gas-guzzling campervan. Despite gas prices, you can still have a budget friendly road trip. We kept track of everything we spent during our 3 months on the road in the United States and broke it down by category for you to see. If you're planning your own campervan or RV road trip, you're going to want to read this.

Lisbon Travel Blog: Complete City Guide for 2018

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Mon Jun 26 23:57:15 PDT 2017

This Lisbon travel blog and guide has all you need to know to plan your trip to the trendiest hotspot in Europe right now. Budget, tourist traps and places not to miss vs main tourist traps, places to eat and of course insider tips. After all I’ve lived in Lisbon for a decade! I know […]

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No Indonesia Visa Required For Citizens Of 45 Countries

by Chris Mitchell @ Travel Happy

Tue Jul 28 06:56:17 PDT 2015

The Indonesian Government recently announced citizens of forty five countries no longer need a tourist visa to enter Indonesia. Indonesia Immigration Stamp How Does Visa Free Entry To Indonesia Work? If you are a citizen of one of the countries listed below, arrive at one of the entry points below and proceed to Passport Control. […]

18 Amazingly Cheap Places You Should Travel to in 2018

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Mon Oct 30 05:00:19 PDT 2017

Get inspired to travel with this ranking of top budget-friendly destinations around the world...

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10 Amazing Honeymoon Destinations (one for every kind of traveller)!

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Sun Dec 17 10:14:41 PST 2017

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Let me count the ways in which I love thee Luxury traveller or backpacker, wine connoisseur or adventure enthusiast. I don’t like typecasting travellers – every traveller is different. There is NO right or wrong way to travel and don’t ever let anyone tell you otherwise! Floppy hats or hair pulled back into a ponytail, […]

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Insider’s Guide to Ho Chi Minh City

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Tue Aug 29 02:32:25 PDT 2017

Ho Chi Minh City, commonly known as Saigon, is the mixed reflection of dynamic modern lifestyle and impressing historical architecture. In some ways, Saigon is lovely in the eyes of some people, but dangerous for the others. The difference, I think, lies in how much you understand about this city. It may be unfair for

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Bruised Passports’ 2017 – A Year In Travel (And Life!)

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Thu Jan 11 02:16:51 PST 2018

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Every year, when I sit down to pen my this photo essay of our adventures, I always tend to look back at the year with astonishment – at the amount we travelled, joy – at the people we met and the connections we made, and sadness – because no matter the year, I miss my […]

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The rise of the transatlantic budget airline – WOW, Norwegian & Level compared

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Mon Oct 16 14:21:40 PDT 2017

The rise of the transatlantic budget airline – WOW, Norwegian & Level compared The cost of travelling from Europe to the United States and Canada (or vice-versa) is going down. The suggestion that budget airlines could start operating transatlantic flights has been around for a while but it’s only in the past year or so […]

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The Most Complete Travel Guide to Pico Island, Azores

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Thu Aug 24 04:24:54 PDT 2017

This easy-to-follow Pico travel guide contains all you need to know to explore Pico island in Azores. Find out the best places to go and how to budget and plan your itinerary. And of course, what and where to eat. Let’s get started! Each island in the Azores has its own charm and appeal. There’s […]

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Discover: Kratie

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 12 21:53:24 PST 2008

The interior of the Phnom Sombok temple in Kratie, Cambodia is decorated with torture scenes for the edification of the non-virtuous visitor.

Traveling to Dali: The complete guide

by Rita Andreetti @ Sapore di Cina

Thu Jan 11 18:00:15 PST 2018

One of the entrance gates of the Dali city wall – Photo by Matteo Bosi Located in the heart of Yunnan, Dali (大理) is a picturesque town mainly inhabited by the ethnic Bai, who settled here millenniums ago. Or better, this is the Dali Old Town, the original heart, surrounded by a city wall and […]

How To Shop Like a Local In Saigon?

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Sun Jul 30 20:36:00 PDT 2017

Shop like a local in Saigon, why not? Ho Chi Minh City, or much commonly known as Saigon, is a real mecca for shopping enthusiasts, but it is crazy, to tell you the truth. If you do not take some information or tips in hand, you will find yourself lost among stalls and stalls of

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The South Island's only wildlife hospital

by Diamantina @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 01:12:22 PST 2018

If you're interested in New Zealand's unique and endangered wildlife, you might enjoy this recent article about Dr. Lisa Argilla, the only trained...

Kung Fu Tour: Visit the Shaolin Temple

by Sborto Zhou @ Sapore di Cina

Tue Jan 16 16:20:43 PST 2018

For anyone interested in Chinese martial arts, I’m sure that one of your dreams is to be able to visit a place as emblematic as the Shaolin Temple, and that it would be even better if you could interact with some of its masters. However, organizing a trip to the Shaolin Temple is not an […]

RENFE and credit cards

by IMDonehere @ Fodor's Forum

Sun Jan 21 22:31:23 PST 2018

One pop psychology definition of insanity is do the same thing and expect a different result. Well, today I tried to book tickets on RENFE. Yes, I...

DIY Campervan Curtains

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Sep 04 15:51:54 PDT 2017

If you have a campervan or RV, you will need to make curtains to block out the light (and give your tiny home added privacy, of course!). This simple tutorial walks you through all the steps so you can make your own DIY campervan curtains fast and super cheap!

10 Easy DIY Korean Cocktails – All You Need Is A Convenience Store

by @ KLOOK

Fri Jan 12 03:17:13 PST 2018

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Become your own Korean mixologist! Source: thekimchronicles.com In Korea, it’s a norm to sit outside a convenience store (known locally as ‘CVS’), like Family Mart ...

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Is Naples Safe For Tourists? What You (Really) Need To Know

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Jul 15 09:18:54 PDT 2017

It’s 2017 so time to sort this drama once and for all. Is Naples safe for tourists or not? Let’s spill the truth! It’s the elephant in the room of every discussion around Naples. Just like happened when I visited Rio de Janeiro, most of my conversations before heading to Italy’s third largest city had […]

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DIY Campervan Conversion on a Tiny Budget in Less Than 1 Week

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Sep 04 15:54:22 PDT 2017

If taking a road trip in a campervan or RV is a dream of yours, we have everything you need to know to turn this dream into a reality. This article is chock-full of tips and all the steps needed to make your own DIY campervan conversion on a small budget! Learn how to build a bed frame and make your own working kitchen, even if you’ve never built anything before!

The Best Lisbon Hidden Gems and Secret Spots

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Sat Jun 10 10:01:34 PDT 2017

This is a curated list of the major Lisbon hidden gems and secret places. No touristy bullshit or pretentiousness here. Whether you are living in Lisbon, have a few extra days to explore or you’re an hipster looking for the off the beaten track, this article is for you. Lisbon holds a special place in […]

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11 famous alleys for food lovers in Sai Gon

by Phuoc Le @ Innoviet Travel

Fri Jan 05 02:25:28 PST 2018

Saigon Alleys are food heaven for those who want to discover the authentic cuisine of Sai Gon. Just a short visit to one of these alleys, you will see why locals love to eat in those small alleys. 1. 52 Cao Thắng Alleyway, District 3 51 Cao Thắng Food alleyway has been a popular spot

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Chiang Rai Province: Why It’s Worth a Stop in Northern Thailand

by Marek @ Indie Traveller

Thu Jan 18 06:05:10 PST 2018

Chiang Rai highlights: from mountain-top views stretching into Laos to scenic villages among the tea fields.

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14 Inspiring Campervan Experts and Their Advice for You

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Sun Sep 24 22:22:11 PDT 2017

If van life is even remotely interesting to you, you’ll certainly want to read these 14 inspiring and unique stories of people that are making life on the road a reality. From a converted ambulance and an old school bus, to a seriously luxurious campervan and a classic RV, these unique tiny homes are going to blow your mind. These interviews prove that anyone can make van life a reality - whether you’re a digital nomad, a small business owner or a family of five. Each person we interviewed shares the ins and outs of life on the road as well as how they afford their lifestyle.

What sort of handbag and ID do you carry in Italy?

by Summer0407 @ Fodor's Forum

Mon Jan 22 00:30:34 PST 2018

Hello I will be in Florence and Venice next month. Do I need to be aware of gypsies or are they not as present in these area�s? I will stay aware of...

Vietnam Tips And Tricks: 26 Key Things To Know Before Your Trip

by Bruno B. @ Geeky Explorer | Travel smart

Wed Oct 25 06:38:59 PDT 2017

This list of useful tips and tricks of Vietnam is mostly intended for first-time visitors but it can help anyone achieve a safe and worry-free travel. It should alert you for common mistakes and prepare you for traveling to one of the most amazing countries on Earth. I mean it. Not gonna lie: Vietnam is […]

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Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

by Owee @ owee58.com

Thu Apr 21 02:30:13 PDT 2016

Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon as many still refer to it is a large metropolis of approximately 10 million people. Originally Saigon was a name derived from a Khmer translation and adopted by the…

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Discovering Sapa: A Comprehensive Guide to Visiting Vietnam’s Northern Hill Station

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 16:07:57 PST 2018

Sapa is famous for its beautiful landscapes full of verdant rice paddies, rolling hills, Vietnam’s highest mountain, and hidden trails in overgrown valleys. While the idea of coming here for a trek far off from the noise and pollution of the big cities inspires wanderlust, organizing it all can be a bit daunting, especially for […]

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Charities in Vietnam

by Owee @ owee58.com

Fri Jun 19 22:25:44 PDT 2015

Over the past years I have at times been asked how a person can help Charities in Vietnam. I am aware of many orphanages and have limited experience with Charities such as World Vision, Doctors without Borders, East meets West,…

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How To Plan a Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Trip

by Katie Diederichs @ Blog | Two Wandering Soles

Mon Jan 15 20:37:00 PST 2018

It's easier than you think to plan a sustainable trip. You don't need to book an ecotourism resort with a hefty price tag or volunteer in a remote village for weeks on end. Any type of traveler can plan a sustainable vacation if you know where to start. In this article, we'll walk you through practical and easy ways you can plan a sustainable trip.

A Hot Bath

by Stef Ferrari @ Life & Thyme

Tue Dec 19 10:45:10 PST 2017

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Tours, Activities and Things To Do, Compare Price for Local Experiences in Asia

by Tri Nguyen @ GrabAtour

Thu Aug 17 05:40:48 PDT 2017

Tours, Local Experiences and Unique Activities – The social side of travel is big business now, life imitating the Internet. Luxury travel can be isolating because of the natural distance between the way you see a place and the lives of the people there. So travel agents have enlisted the expertise of residents to show […]

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Discover: Kanab

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 15 21:53:24 PST 2008

When eating at Houston's restaurant in Kanab, Utah, tip the servers well; they pack pistols, although it's just for show -- allegedly.

How to Bargain in Vietnam

by myfunkytravel @ MyFunkyTravel

Sat May 27 12:00:55 PDT 2017

How to Bargain in Vietnam A guest post by Jim from Asia Marvels Many travellers in Vietnam are so afraid of paying more than they should that they forget to enjoy their trip. Here is some insight into bargaining in Vietnam to make your time here easier. The first thing you should know about bargaining […]

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Sapa-Y Ty Scenic Motorbike Loop

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Wed Nov 08 18:43:16 PST 2017

Sapa's dramatic mountainous landscape continues north of town, via Y Ty Village, all the way to the Chinese border. Several small roads penetrate deep into steep, terraced valleys & climb high above ferocious rivers creating a scenic loop.... Continue reading →

Cyber Monday: All Books and Courses Up to 50% Off!

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Nov 27 06:09:58 PST 2017

This Cyber Monday, all of my books and courses are up to 60% off! If you've ever thought about learning to blog, improving your writing or photography, or wanted to become a travel vlogger then you'll definitely want to check out this sale! There is something for everyone, but the sale won't last so don't wait!

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Travel and Photography Essentials: What’s in our Travel Bag – 2017 Edition

by Savi Vid @ Bruised Passports

Tue Jan 16 03:28:29 PST 2018

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We get quizzed about the contents of our camera bag and our tech gear dozens of times on a daily basis. If we had a dime for every time someone asked us about the stuff I carry in my camera bag, we’d be millionaires by now 🙂 So we thought we’d put together a definitive […]