The United Arab Emirates boasts more than 1,300 kilometers of coastline, and the city of Dubai offers abundant beaches with views of beautiful sparkling water. While bikinis and board shorts are common on the sands of this deeply religious city, they’re only...
It’s that time again…How to Take Better Travel Photos! In this lesson we’ll cover everything you ever wanted to know about using natural light to your advantage. I’m a travel photographer living out of my backpack – which means that I...
We haven’t done a lot of restaurant reviews on the blog in the past. Which is a shame, really, because we love food. We’re the type of people who plan their entire day around food. And I think we can all agree that what we eat abroad forms an integral...
Along the Jialing River in Sichuan, China sits the world’s largest stone-carved Buddha. Constructed in 713 AD by monks, it was hoped that his peaceful presence would calm the river’s tide and spare villagers their lives. Centuries later the Buddha still...
Most travelers we met told us not to bother with more than 24 hours in Brussels. “Sure, go see it. But then get out and explore Belgium’s smaller gems, like Antwerp and Ghent.” We heeded their advice and scheduled only 24 hours in Belgium’s...
In honor of the 2014 FIFA World Cup games coming to a close, we wanted to take this opportunity to share the rest of our photos and memories from watching the games throughout Brazil this past month. In case you missed it, you can view Part 1 here! We...
Amsterdam is called the Venice of the North because of the 165 canals and 1,281 bridges that traverse the capital city of the Netherlands. Amsterdam has 2500 houseboats most of which are privately owned whilst others are available for rental, which is what we...
“So what’s your favorite country you’ve ever been to?” It’s that dreaded question I know most travelers hate. How do you narrow down the whole world to one favorite country when everywhere is so uniquely different and beautiful? We still can’t choose just one favorite...
Bruges might be small in size, but don’t underestimate this enchanting city. With elegant canals, cobbled squares, medieval buildings, and handcrafted chocolates, there are plenty of things to do in Bruges, Belgium. Yes, it’s touristy, in large part due to...
Just outside the hustle and bustle of the crowds on their way to visit the world-renowned Machu Picchu, we spotted this blind man playing his harp in Ollantaytambo. The music was beautiful, and the setting awe-inspiring. Many people paused to admire his music and to...
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