Blogs of Travel

Join us as we travel the Philippines, read our exploits and see how we survive travelling with less money on our pockets.

I’m Raj. I decided to start The Two Roads website to share my passion and experiences of travelling, food and photography.

I created The Two Week Traveler to show you that you can have meaningful, wonderful experiences around the world even if you only have a few weeks of time off a year. You may not be able to see all of Southeast Asia on one vacation, but you can do a lot more than youd think.

I married my long-time love last year and followed him to his station in Hawaii five days later. We spent way too much time apart over the last few years while he was on a submarine, but we are making up for lost time here in Hawaii on our “two-year honeymoon.”

Travelling to find interestingness and inner peace.

Originally from different parts of Connecticut, Jimmy and Steph met in Brooklyn, NYC at the beginning of 2015. To make a long story short, we immediately realized we both had a common passion to see the world, and made our first trek through Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. Since then our wanderlust has only grown stronger:

The Urban Traveler was created out of my love of planning, my love of experiences and my love of travel. I’m a 30 something year old Canadian raised by the influences of parents from Europe and from the West Indies. I grew up with Synchronized swimming, Sinterklaas and Soca. A Prime Minister, Poffertjes and the Pan. I am the product of many cultures and I am so very lucky for it.

I cannot imagine life without travel. This blog hopes to convey some of that passion, to inspire you to spread your wings. This is home to some of my journeys. This is what I saw.

Big fan of casually sauntering about the planet. Travel junkie, thumb-war champion, blanket-fort specialist and usually homeless.

We’re Clayton, Emmy and Riley from Colorado Springs, Colorado. We quit our jobs, sold our belongings, and left our “normal” lives to live our dream of full time travel in our homebuilt teardrop trailer, Bear.