Posted on 24 June 2011
By Noel Lau “There’s no cheap way to get to Machu Picchu,” said the guide who was trying to sell me a tour. Seeing Machu Picchu had always been a dream of mine but I wasn’t going to join a tour. Getting to Machu Picchu can put a dent your pocket. I was at the end of [...]
Tags: alternative travel, archaeology, budget travel, independent travel, Peru, South America
Posted on 18 June 2011
“Humans sleep through the best part of the day,” the world famous nature photographer, Hannu Hautala, told me last week in an interview. “The best light is between sunset and sunrise.” And he’s not wrong. At 1am last week this was the view from my bedroom window. Needless to say, I couldn’t sleep with a view like [...]
Tags: Arctic, Finland, Photos
Posted on 16 June 2011
By Isabel Eva Bohrer Argentina is known as the meat lover’s paradise. Thus, it is no wonder that the top ten Argentinean foods will include several delights for carnivores. For the vegetarians among you, options might be a bit more limited. But there’s always dessert to save the day! Read on to find out the [...]
Tags: Argentina, food, South America
Posted on 08 June 2011
After crossing the border from Thailand we immediately boarded the slow boat bound for Luang Prabang. Riding a slow boat in Laos is one of those things you don’t want to miss while traveling in this land-locked country with over 4,600 miles of navigable waterways. Because slow boats are the [...]
Tags: Asia, boats, Laos, Photos, rivers, southeast Asia
Posted on 07 June 2011
By Avery Sumner Down the way where the nights are gay and the sun shines daily on the mountaintop, I took a trip on a sailing ship and when I reached Jamaica I made a stop… Somewhere in the depths of the Gulf Stream I woke to the sounds of ocean splashing against hull and [...]
Tags: Bahamas, Caribbean, sailing, scuba diving, snokelling
Posted on 07 June 2011
[The following is a Sponsored Post] The dominant images of Thailand are the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi, long boats and turquoise water. But the ‘kingdom’ offers more than this. Beyond the beaches lie hills and mountains waiting to be discovered. Think lush green valleys, waterfalls, villages and wildlife. Also think, tribal life. Having adopted [...]
Tags: Thailand
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