The Friendship Highway, a 920km stretch of road, links Kathmandu in Nepal to Lhasa in Tibet. The drive takes five days, stopping at some of the most authentic...Read More >>
I am standing on one of the largest Caribbean islands off the coast of Miami, known for its laid back lifestyle. The town I am in was ‘discovered’ in...Read More >>
In the lively fishing village of Danshui (more commonly known as Tamsui to the locals) a lengthy boardwalk summons its strolling visitors to slow down a notch; to look left at Taiwan’s...Read More >>
The media bombards us with frightening messages of global warming and warns us of the devastating crisis planet earth is forecasted to face. But few have witnessed first hand...Read More >>
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Travel Photographs: AlgeriaJoshua HergesheimerPhotos of Algeria by Joshua Hergesheimer
Photos by Joshua Hergesheimer
Dunes
Relaxing in the desert
Big desert sky
The UNESCO World Heritage site of Djemila
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in love
Honeymoon Adventure in IrelandBonnie MosesWhen my husband and I were thinking about where to go on our honeymoon the first question we asked ourselves was, “Do we want to relax on a beach and...Read More >>
in good taste
Italian Wine Country: The German WayAllen TanAs we turned off the road and into the orchard, my gaze broke from the rugged alpine peaks in the distance. Adolf had started speaking and I looked to the...Read More >>
Rajasthani Gypsy Camp, Pushkar, IndiaDrea KnufkenMany Indian cities have been built around holy bodies of water. The Ganga, of course, is the lifeblood, the sacrament of these bodies, but lesser lakes and rivers are also...Read More >>
individual
This Bus Departs at Nine in the MorningKelly N. Patterson"This bus is going to fall," I stated and asked concurrently in my Swahili 101. The buddah-bodied, sarong wrapped woman to my right laughed at my big worried eyes....Read More >>
indulge
Canopy Tower, PanamaThomas Lera & Sandy FitzgeraldArriving in Panama City airport at 10 p.m. December 22nd, we encountered immigration lines backed up to the foot of the down escalator, nearly causing a Three Stooges-style domino...Read More >>
inept
"Whine" PotosiSarit Reizin While traveling, you end up doing many things that are exciting and fun only in recollection. After the wounds have been licked shut and the pain in your lung...Read More >>
individual
A Vagabond's Guide to the City of LightsSara WhitfordWhile I was eating a flower-shaped ice cream in the Saint Paul Quarter, my mom watched Paris burning in flames on Fox News. I could see the first signs...Read More >>
Cabanas Copal & Maya Spa, Tulum, MexicoChristina Kay BoltonSituated on one of the most brilliant beaches I’ve seen on the Yucatan peninsula, this eco-resort offers a relaxing retreat. If you are searching for a place...Read More >>
Villas Kalimba, Playa Samara, Costa RicaCheri LucasIt was a wet November afternoon in Arenal, Costa Rica, and we were driving from the lush, dense jungle of the Northern Lowlands to our next stop: Villas Kalimba in...Read More >>
insight
Budapest's Thermal BathsErin KuschnerMy first encounter with a hot spring spa occurred four years ago when I was living in Budapest, Hungary – a city renowned for its numerous bathhouses. Two...Read More >>
interchange
Coast of Riches: Living in Costa RicaJonathan HiltzAs the skies over Canada inevitably turn a light shade of gray, and the windowpanes are slowly conquered by an opaque frost, the urge to join the flocks of...Read More >>
