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The Power of Ten – Habitat for Humanity in Puerto Angel, Mexico
Escaping the frigid Minnesota winter, eighteen Habitat for Humanity volunteers discover a warm place on the coast of southern Mexico, and in their hearts.
5 Summer Travel Tips for Italy
You may know what you want to do during your Italy trip this summer, but don’t leave home without these 5 Italy travel tips from BootsnAll writer & Italophile Jessica Spiegel.
Not on the map – A road trip from Delhi to Jaipur, India
A road trip from Delhi to Jaipur via Sariska, a tigerless tiger sanctuary, Bhangarh, a ghost town, and village of Abhaneri, site of a 8th century stepwell.
8 Traditional Dishes to Learn to Cook While Traveling
Eating local dishes is a big part of traveling for many people, but in many cases you can easily learn to make these same dishes yourself. Katie Hammel suggests 8 of the better ones, including simple recipes to get you started.
Getting a Late Night Meal in Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi can be intimidating during the day, and very different at night, at least when you first arrive.
8 Great Spots To Watch Sunset In Australasia
Looking for a gorgeous spot to watch the sun sink below the horizon while in Asia or Australia? Or would you like to see 8 awesome photos of that anyway? Kelvin Lim helps us out here.
Ayahuasca Healing Journey – Into the Amazon – Part II
If you are at all interested in Ayahuasca healing, then you won’t want to miss the second installment in John Gamble’s experience and explanation.
Vegetarian Travel Tips for South America
South America is known for its meat, among other things, and this can make planning a visit a real challenge for a vegetarian. But fear not, as Lauren Quinn gives us expert advice on exactly how you can do it with ease.
The “911 Response” That Came 30 Years Too Late! – Casper, Wyoming
Roy A. Barnes has covered haunted venues and creepy events as a travel writer, but he had his own “Twilight Zone” experience when he returned to his old stomping grounds in early June 2009.
Pre-Trip Checklist: Things to Know Before You Go Somewhere Even the Slightest Bit Exotic
If you are going someplace new for the first time, and especially if it’s different from where you live in culture or language, these expert tips on preparing yourself from Eileen Smith will come in handy.
9 Weird Things You Miss When You’re Not on the Road
Those who have traveled extensively can probably think of some obvious things they miss about it, but Lucy Corne instead gives us a list of things you miss that you might not expect.
Thai Food in Thailand: A Guide for the Faint of Heart
If you are a fan of Thai food at home, or even if you aren’t, it’s helpful to know that Thai food in Thailand can be quite different. Chabli Bravo is living in Bangkok and she share’s her expert advice with us here.
Athens in Your Pockets – Pickpocketing in Athens, Greece
The pickpockets of Athens are waiting for their victims – the tourists. It’s like an annual festival for redistribution of income.
7 Great Castles That Are Not in Europe
When you think of castles it’s natural to first think of Europe, but it turns out the rest of the world has its fair share too. Andy Hayes has uncovered 7 of the finest from everywhere but Europe.
A Year with a Camera in Okinawa, Japan
Michael Lynch captured a different iconic image of Okinawa each month for a year, and here is the collection.
CouchSurfing: Tips for a Smooth Experience
CouchSurfing is a non-profit organization to help connect travelers and hosts and it’s getting more popular every day. Katie Hammel is a pro and she shares her expert advice on how to make it a successful experience for everyone.
Hangzhou, More Than a Good Cup of Joe – Hangzhou, China
After teaching English three years and traveling Asia, Virginia Fortner landed in China’s “Second Only to Heaven” destination, Hangzhou. It’s clean and green. Good coffee is secondary.
Eating in Korea: A Layman’s Guide to Dishes You Must Try
South Korea is known for some excellent food that seems exotic and intimidating at first. Jon Wick is living there and here he offers expert advice on things you must try and how to go about it.
Escaping the Snow in Scenic Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
A West Coast couple makes an attempt to escape the cold weather for a few Santa Fe rays. This New Mexico destination at 7,000 feet boasts 300 days of annual sunshine and only 14 inches of precipitation. What were the odds they’d be rained on, let alone see snow?
9 Trips Inspired by Travel Books That Are Probably Too Crazy to Actually Take
Lovers of great travel stories might find themselves motivated to try to replicate what they’ve read, but that’s not always a good idea. Here are 9 inspirational books that Eileen Smith thinks could get you in trouble.
The Rugged Palm Springs – California, USA
Palm Spring is often compared to “Hollywood in the Desert” but this is a journey of the natural, rugged side of the jewel in the California desert.
What to do When You’re Broke Overseas
Running low on money while you are traveling is a common problem. Luke Nye has been there so he’s collected up his best advice for handling the situation.
Ayahuasca Healing Journey – Into the Amazon
Ayahuasca healing ceremonies, which are conducted by shamans, have been an integral part of life in the upper Amazon for centuries.
6 Ways that Traveling with Kids Can Actually Improve Your Travel Experience
When you start having a family you might assume your travelin’ days are behind you, but Karen Banes has 6 great reasons why children can make the travel experience even better.