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Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea – #6: Dynamic Korea? – South Korea
Korea would like to be portrayed as a dynamic, progressive country. Judging by their television content, Conor thinks they need to just grow up.
Boot Camp at 20,000ft – Uttarkashi, India
Things To Do In Portland When You’re Not Dead – Portland, Oregon, USA
Festival Internacional de Benicassim Part 1 of 2 – Spain
Five Minutes of Fame – China
Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea – #3: The Nightlife – South Korea
While it mightn’t rival the Patpong district of Bangkok or downtown Amsterdam, there is no doubt that Itaewon is the epicentre of sleaze in Korea.
Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea – #4: The Business of Knowledge – South Korea
Conor's take on the English teaching system in Korea is that it is being sabotaged at the most basic level.
FAQ – Dominican Republic
FAQ – Dominican Republic Travel Guide A Finn and a flamingo. Before I went on holiday I had a million questions, most of them involving life-threatening illnesses.
Privates on Parade – Mykines, Faroe Islands
Philip Blazdell loves fruit cake. He just can’t understand why you’d want to stuff a puffin with it.
Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea – #2: Korean Logic – South Korea
From what Conor has seen in his first few months in Seoul, 'logic' and 'Korea' are not two words frequently used in the same sentence.
Seoul Man: 12 Months in Korea – #1: Korea and the World Cup – South Korea
Conor found that for most Koreans, the World cup wasn't about football at all. It was about participating. Noisy they may be, football fans they ain't.
The Exploitation and Contradiction of South America – When Societies Go Bad: Volume 2
On the island of Taquile, in Lake Titicaca, Travis experiences first hand how the tourism dollar is effecting the local culture, all the way to the highest ranks of government.
How to Kill a Rental Car #7: Day 7, Chasing the Wild Goose: Pursuing Your Inner Artist – Flagstaff and Roden Crater, Arizona
The search for Roden Crater has Andy feeling like a bungling bank robber, but he also learns never to underestimate the power of a cigarette.
What Do Travellers Do All Day?: #22 – My Non-Adrenalised Version of the North Island – Coromandel Peninsula to Auckland, New Zea
Pigeon poo, sulfur water, Maori war paint and Macbeth await – yet there’s still so much Meg doesn’t get to see.
What Do Travellers Do All Day?: #15 – Opal Noodling for My Fortune – Coober Pedy, Ayers Rock and Alice Springs, Northern Territo
Make camp in the dark, wake up in the toilet of the Outback. Insult your mechanic, you just might get arrested.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #67: Yunnan Province, China: An encounter with Dr. Ho, the legendary Taoist Doctor of the Jade Dragon S
Wee-Cheng recounts meeting the famous Dr. Ho, and seeing the view from the Tiger Leaping Toilet.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #60: Trans-Siberian Railway: Life & Fun Across 9000 km of Taiga, Steppes & Plain Wilderness, Part II –
Leaving Vladivostok for Mongolia, Wee-Cheng finishes the world’s longest rail journey.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #59: Trans-Siberian Railway: Life & Fun Across 9000 km of Taiga, Steppes & Plain Wilderness, Part I – S
The strange unknown territory of Siberia represents vastness, emptiness, but in fact is filled with much, much more than you might think.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #58: St Petersburg & the Russian North-West: Imperial Glories, an Ancient Republic and a Foray into the
St Pete might not be the capital of Russia, but that’s only in name; it has culture and friendliness like Moscow has police checks
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #53: Police Racism in Russia: A New Age Buddhist Preaches the Bible to a Corrupt Policeman in Red Squar
Such a beautiful day to return to Moscow was nothing to prepare Wee-Cheng for a nasty yet amusing inciden
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #39: Sarajevo & Mostar, Bosnia-Herzogovina: Paradise Lost and Recovering, Part I – Sarajevo & Mostar, B
All throughout the 1992-1995 attacks on Sarajevo, the city spoke to the world and would not be silent. Now, through rebuilding, there is a new message.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #73: Singapore At Last: Wee-Cheng Completes His Odyssey
Wee-Cheng summarizes his year on the road, shares what he has learned and decides that traveling will be his life-long odyssey.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #39: Sarajevo & Mostar, Bosnia-Herzogovina: Paradise Lost and Recovering, Part I – Sarajevo & Mostar, B
All throughout the 1992-1995 attacks on Sarajevo, the city spoke to the world and would not be silent. Now, through rebuilding, there is a new message.
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #59: Trans-Siberian Railway: Life & Fun Across 9000 km of Taiga, Steppes & Plain Wilderness, Part I – S
The strange unknown territory of Siberia represents vastness, emptiness, but in fact is filled with much, much more than you might think.