Eddy L. Harris is a writer, filmmaker, and lifelong traveler who mixes memoir, adventure, and cultural insights in books like Mississippi Solo and Native Stranger. His stories dive into race and identity, inspired by his journeys across the USA and Africa. Q. Back in the 80s, you made a journey down the Mississippi by canoe, solo. What was the hardest part of doing it solo? The hardest thing about doing it solo was doing it. And I imagine … [Read more...]
Mt. Mariglem DIY Guide: 2026 Itinerary & Budget (Zambales)
Mt. Mariglem in Cabangan, Zambales is a 573 MASL minor peak famous for its "Ridge-to-River" trail. While often labeled "beginner-friendly" due to its short 2–3 hour ascent, the open trail exposes hikers to extreme heat (Heat Index >40°C), making it a High-Intensity Short-Duration (HISD) challenge. The reward is a refreshing descent into the emerald waters of the Maligha and Agbobotilya Rivers. If I had to describe Mt. Mariglem in one … [Read more...]
Spring Awakens at Skull Canyon: Wildflowers and Adventure in Bloom
Experience the natural beauty and outdoor excitement as the canyon comes alive with color Corona, CA – MAR 4, 2026 — As Spring approaches, Skull Canyon Ziplines is beginning to blossom with California poppies and native wildflowers, transforming sections of the rugged hillsides into a tapestry of orange and golden yellow hues. Typically peaking from March through early summer, this seasonal display offers outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers … [Read more...]
London: Battersea Power Station, the iconic building immortalized by Pink Floyd became a luxury shopping destination
Battersea Power Station, the iconic brick building with four white chimneys located on the south bank of the River Thames in southwest London, stood abandoned for nearly four decades. Today, however, it has fully reemerged as one of the capital’s most ambitious redevelopment projects, welcoming millions of visitors each year as a major retail and leisure destination, and a popular stop on many food tour London itineraries. Following a 9 … [Read more...]
Salt, Spice, and Silence: Why You Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between Seychelles and Zanzibar
There is this specific kind of magic that happens when the Indian Ocean meets the shore. Honestly, it is not just about the blue water or the white sand. It is more about the way the air feels thick, almost heavy, with the scent of salt and spice. You know that feeling when you are sitting at your desk, just staring at a spreadsheet and dreaming of an escape? For me, two names always pop up. Seychelles and Zanzibar. But here is the thing. … [Read more...]
What to Do During Quiet Evenings in a New City
Not all evenings in foreign countries have to be a big night out. The most gratifying travel experiences occur during the less busy times, as the day-trippers have retired to their houses, and the metropolis begins to seem more like your place. Are you free in the evening at a new location? Here is how you can spend your time. Take a Slow Evening Walk Something about the fact that you are just wandering through a new city at night and have no … [Read more...]
Mt. Makiling Hiking Guide 2026: The New Rules, Limatiks, and the “Paved Agony”
Mount Makiling is an ASEAN Heritage Park rising to 1,090 MASL in the CALABARZON region. Managed exclusively by the UPLB Makiling Center for Mountain Ecosystems (MCME), the standard 2026 hike requires a mandatory guide (PHP 1,200), strictly enforced cut-off times, and a physical ID for entry. The Mariang Makiling Trail (MMT) is a 4/9 Difficulty minor climb, taking 5-7 hours to complete. Rising like a sleeping giant over the Southern Tagalog … [Read more...]
Trail-Proofing Your Best Friend: The Realities of Rugged, Off-Grid Adventure with a Dog
The idea of exploring remote trails with your dog sounds like the perfect adventure. Fresh mountain air, winding forest paths, and the quiet of landscapes far from crowded cities create an experience that many travelers dream about. But when you bring a dog along for these off grid journeys, preparation becomes essential, and many hikers now rely on tools like gps collars for dogs to keep track of their four legged companions when trails … [Read more...]
Game Your Way Around the World
Travel and gaming may seem like separate worlds, but they share a common thread immersion, exploration, and the thrill of discovery. Just as games transport players into new environments, travel offers the chance to step into real-life worlds that echo the themes and atmospheres of favourite games. Whether you love epic adventures, high stakes excitement, or relaxed social play, your gaming preferences can inspire the perfect holiday … [Read more...]
The Logistics of Playing Online Poker When Traveling
You packed your laptop, booked the hotel, and figured you would grind a few tournaments from the road. Then you opened the app, and it refused to load. This is the reality for poker players who travel within the United States and assume their accounts will work the same way in every state. They do not. Where your body is physically sitting determines everything, and that fact catches people off guard more often than you would expect. Online … [Read more...]
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