Flashback [Photo] Friday: Seattle
Any trip to the Pacific Northwest wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Seattle’s iconic Farmers Market … More Flashback [Photo] Friday: Seattle
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Any trip to the Pacific Northwest wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Seattle’s iconic Farmers Market … More Flashback [Photo] Friday: Seattle
When booking our flight back to the United States from Bali, we knew we would have to go through Singapore with at least a 12-hour connection. So we thought, why not make the best of it, extend for a few more days and make the trip home just a little less stressful? Here is a list of must-dos (and corresponding tips) during your quick stopover on the Red Dot … More Traveling to Southeast Asia? Swing by Singapore
Luxuries such as fresh baked cinnamon rolls, apple pie, Everest beer and yak burgers make it Manang an idyllic spot indeed to kick off your boots and relax … More Flashback [Photo] Friday: Manang, Nepal
To wrap up my series on Bali, I now take you down South to the likes of Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Bingin, Uluwatu, and Jimbaran. Because of it’s close proximity to the airport and to beaches, South Bali is extremely touristy – but there is a reason we spent eight days at the beginning of our … More Top 10 in South Bali
Par·a·dise: a place or state of bliss, felicity or delight. What elicits thoughts of paradise is different to all of us, but to Jay and I, our time in North Bali and the Gili Islands, was pure paradise. We had white sandy beaches steps from our room, crystal clear waters and quiet areas ideal for … More Paradise Found: North Bali & the Gilis
As you read in Taste of Bali: Ubud, there is much more to Bali than it’s beaches. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE it’s beaches, but don’t spend your whole vacation hugging the coast. Hit up Ubud and venture a little farther northwest to the central mountains. Bali has two active volcanoes: Gunung Agung and … More Central Bali: Adventure Off the Beach
A little book and major motion picture – Eat, Pray, Love – perhaps you’ve heard of it? – catapulted Ubud from a sleepy town of rice fields to the bustling heart of Bali it is today. It boasts temples, monkey forests, lush rice paddies, shopping, art, dancing, music and last but not least, one of the main … More Taste of Bali: Ubud
They say most come to Nepal to see the Himalayas. They come back a second time for the people. My first impression of Nepal was, “yeah, the people are nice, but people are nice everywhere.” At the end of our three and a half weeks there, I can with confidence say, I met some remarkable … More I Get by with a Little Help from my [New] Friends
My head hung low as the wind whipped my hat from my head. The morning had been full of “Nepalese flat” terrain – ups and downs – and I was struggling to keep up. I found myself wondering, what am I even doing here? I’d always wanted to come to Nepal, but hiking the Annapurna … More How I Learned to Trust My Feet on the Annapurna Circuit
First of all, wunderbuggers, I know I’m overdue posts on Nepal. I opted to unplug and was physically separated from my beloved macbook pro for almost three weeks! Even though I’m now in Bali, Indonesia, I promise to hammer out a three-part series on Nepal during the next few days. Back to where I left … More The Draw to Nepal: Kathmandu