I think one of the reasons people don’t explore the world is because they don’t know how to save money to travel.
The appealing and wondrous beauty of the tallest building in the world ought to have attracted any person in the world and especially anyone who has a traveling heart. If you’re a traveler and have never visited this amazing building, then, we can say you haven’t traveled the world yet!
The warning has come peremptory, a few synthetic lines but full of meaning: either the government of India gets in a good buzz and in a few months starts the restructuring of the railway line of the legendary Darjeeling Himalayan Railway or Unesco will see forced to remove that jewel of nineteenth-century railway technology from…
I wish I had the perfect words to describe the transformation that traveling has created in me.
Humans have a strange, almost biologically coded need to believe. We have particular beliefs about the workings of the world, religion, people and yes, travel too.
Airplanes. The safest, most convenient, and time-efficient (with the exception of teleportation) means of globetrotting.
They say Millennials are irresponsible and impulsive. We’re constantly being told not to disrupt the status quo and to fall in line.
Ever wonder how people travel for weeks, months, or even years on end? Some of them are just flat out rich and others save up ridiculous amounts of money to fund their journeys.
On the southern coast of Iceland, about six hours from Reykjavik, one of the most visited attractions is Breiðamerkursandur, or Diamond Beach, named after the glittering icebergs that reach it after separating from the Breiðamerkurjökull, the trail of ice which descends from the southern slope of the imposing Vatnajökull glacier, the largest ice cap in…
Packing for a trip is a generally stressful process, especially when you consider bag limits imposed by airlines.