Everywhere we went it was the same story. The young girl working the desk at the palm-tree draped inn, the weather beaten ex-hippie selling coconuts out of a beachside...Read More >>
This meeting house was built in 1940 to commemorate the centenary signing of a treaty that is the generally considered the founding document of the country it is in. Located...Read More >>
Ahmed Namazi. That's the name that nearly ended my first trip to Israel before it could get off the ground. Ahmed—“Excuse me sir, please come this way, yes right over here,...Read More >>
There is nothing better than disappearing to some insane, off the beaten path place that nobody in their right mind would go to, and Tichit delivered on all accounts.
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Russian Fast Food in Moscow and St. PetersburgSteve StreetIf it’s your first time in Russia, chances are you’ll be thrown by the Cyrillic, even if you’ve diligently studied the alphabet charts in your guidebook beforehand. The mix of...Read More >>
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Travel Photographs: Botswana, Chobe National ParkFabio ChironiPhotos by Fabio Chironi
Travel and Wildlife Photographer
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Mexico: The Pied Pipers of GuanajuatoJennifer AnthonyNight falls over Guanajuato muting its vibrant stucco homes and coaxing a soft, warm wind through the narrow streets. Rooftop dogs begin the twilight bark-and-howl, catching up on the day’s...Read More >>
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Two Days in DubaiKaren ElowittOften called the “Las Vegas of the Middle East,” Dubai is a place where I’d heard it was possible to spend a lot of time...Read More >>
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A Little Euro Flavor in the Heart of VietnamAaron HorwitzLast May, I headed off to Southeast Asia – where the US dollar stretches a bit further than it does in Europe – and while backpacking through Vietnam, my two...Read More >>
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Mobile Wikipedia and TomeraiderNick AtlasAs you explore the world, how many times have you needed an odd bit of information that you didn’t have on hand? Maybe it’s the population of Senegal or the...Read More >>
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Amma's World Tour and Amritapuri AshramChristina Kay BoltonYears ago I ended up on a river boat in Kerala – India’s ‘Venice’ – and disembarked in Amritapuri to find Amma’s Ashram. I was traveling through India...Read More >>
Le Zagare Hotel, Ischia, ItalySherry OttI was tired of the stampede of tour buses throughout Italy this summer, so I began looking for a place to try to experience Italy without a bunch of other...Read More >>
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Okarito's Endangered Kiwi BirdsLisa HanebergI was walking back from a stroll along the shoreline of the tumultuous Tasman Sea. Huge white frothy waves rolled in fast and tossed the beach rocks smooth....Read More >>
Considering Carbon Offsets: an Interview with Anja KollmussElizabeth GartleyWith an increasing awareness of environmental consciousness and concern over carbon emissions, more travelers are looking to the growing trend of buying carbon offsets as one way to become carbon...Read More >>
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Volunteering in Cambodia at Heritage WatchChhun (Howard) ChauWhile attending high school in Cambodia in 2000, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to live and study in Canada. I spent the next year studying English and another...Read More >>
