Deep fried to a crisp perfection… If exotic food tickles your fancy, you should probably try one of these critters on your next visit to Thailand. This article includes different types of edible insects (with pictures!), where to get them in Thailand, and what to expect.
What is a quintessentially Dutch thing other than bicycles, tulips, canals, and wooden clogs? It’s cheese! Find out how you can learn about Dutch cheese and taste them for free at this museum.
Did you know that crocodile meat is a popular dish in many continents? Or that it comes with a host of health benefits? I share my experience eating crocodile in Thailand, what it tastes like, plus some practical info.
Bhang lassi is essentially cannabis smoothie. And in Jaisalmer, India, there is a government-authorized shop where you can buy this drink. Here’s all you need to know.
A personal travel anecdote from Kashmir about an unexpected encounter with “mountain tea.”
Kenyan coffee is one of the best and most popular coffees in the world. This article tells you how you can visit a coffee farm in Nairobi, Kenya, learn the secrets of Kenyan coffee, and process your own coffee beans to bring home as a souvenir.
You may have heard of free walking tours. But have you heard of free food tours? Yes, the one where you get to go restaurant-hopping and sample different types food — for free!
Thai food is arguably the best food in Southeast Asia. The good news is you can learn to cook it yourself, and what better place to do so than in that country itself? Here’s my experience.
What food can you best associate with Italy? Pastas, of course! This article tells you how you can learn to make pasta from scratch in Rome, Italy.
