You might consider yourself a true traveler — always eager to try new experiences, sample local food, and immerse yourself in the local culture. But how about trying the local toilets? This is a complete guide to different types of toilets…
Staying in hostels is part and parcel of backpacking. Apart from being a cheaper alternative to hotels, hostels offer something that hotels don’t: the opportunity to make friends with other guests. This is a guide on how to survive your first time in a hostel.
Knowing how to drive a scooter or motorbike is a huge advantage when traveling in Indonesia and most other countries in Southeast Asia. But if you don’t know how, fret not. You can take this cheap but reliable scooter lesson in Bali.
Loy Krathong is one of the biggest festivals in Thailand. Discover what it means and how you can take part in the festivities.
The Datanla Alpine Coaster is one of the best things to do in Dalat, Vietnam. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or a nature lover, this fun ride is sure going to leave you wanting more.
The Maldives is everyone’s dream destination. But does it live up to its fame? Read on to find out why the tropical paradise may or may not be for you.
Imagine a place where there is no religion. A place that belongs to no country in particular, but to humanity as a whole. Read on to find out what it’s really like to visit this idealistic utopia.
Located in an idyllic mountain town in southern Vietnam is a surreal piece of architecture fit for a fairy tale. The Crazy House is probably the most unique attraction you can find in Dalat, Vietnam.
The Kigali Genocide Memorial is a tribute that gives a final resting place to 250,000 victims of one of the worst genocides in history. It also serves as a reminder to people of what could happen if we let hatred and prejudice take over.
What if I told you that you could go on a guided tour for 2.5 hours, have a buffet lunch, and contribute to the local community, all for only $15? All of that is possible in Kigali, thanks to this women’s group.
