Travel living: 13 years of adventure, 47 countries.
Travel living: 13 years of adventure, 47 countries.
It was an epic ride from Virginia all the way to Maine. Can you believe we covered 4,400 km in just 22 days? It was our first long-distance ride on a motorcycle. We visited Acadia National Park, White Mountains, Portland,…
When you picture South Korea, you’re probably thinking of Seoul’s towering skyscrapers, chic cafes, and sleek beauty salons. But what if you’re craving a more traditional experience? As a traveler, I love mixing the well-known with the hidden gems, and…
Colon Cemetery in Havana is one of the city’s main attractions. The graves are adorned with luxurious marble tombstones, some of which are true works of art. It’s one of the most famous and significant cemeteries in Latin America. In…
I’ve been using the Airalo app for my travels for the past two years. In this article, I’ll share the pros and cons of these eSIM cards and give away my discount coupons. The coupons are regularly updated!
Richmond National Battlefield Park in Virginia is home for 13 historic sites linked to the American Civil War. This park is massive, and figuring out your trip can be a bit tricky. Wondering which spot to hit if you’re in…
When you go shopping in Argentina, you might be in for a surprise: it’s almost impossible to find coffee without sugar in supermarkets. This in a country where folks enjoy coffee from dawn to sunset!
The Waorani tribe in Ecuador survives by hunting and fishing. The jungle law is simple: catch it, eat it. I’ve visited several indigenous settlements, and in this article, I’ll tell you all about the Waorani Indians’ cuisine.
The Amazonian food is all about “you eat what you catch.” The jungles of Peru, Ecuador, and Brazil are home to indigenous tribes who mainly rely on hunting and fishing. I spent several months traveling through the Amazon rainforest. In…
I spent two days with a local family on the floating island of Uros. For many centuries, the Uru people have been building their homes on reed rafts in the middle of Lake Titicaca. Let’s visit them together!
Azogues in the Ecuadorian province of Cañar is one of those places the average tourist is unlikely to visit. I was invited there by a friend I met at a language school in Canada.
