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The Top 10 Reasons I Love Taipei

June 18, 2017 by Kaila Yu7 Comments

Taipei City is the capital city of Taiwan, a state in East Asia bounded by China, Japan and the Philippines. It is the political, economic, educational and cultural centre of Taiwan (or more correctly The Republic of China), a modern metropolis with a thriving economy and a vibrant tourism industry. People who flock to Taipei are there for the street food, the night markets, the historical artifacts, the hot springs and its many upscale shops. If … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Art, Asia, China, Culture, Festival, Food and Wine, Garden, Hiking, History, Hot springs, Japan, Los Angeles, Markets, Mountain Climbing, Museum, National Park, Oyster, Philippines, Seafood, Shopping Mall

5 Fun Things to Do in Fort Lauderdale

June 16, 2017 by A Couple for the RoadLeave a Comment

Fort Lauderdale is a fun and festive beach-side city with endless things to do, from the Atlantic coast to the Downtown vibe, it takes Miami’s tempo, chills it out a bit, and draws you in. Check out 5 things to do in this sunny city! The Beautiful Beaches Fort Lauderdale espouses some of the most gorgeous beaches in the continental U.S. With soft white sand and gently waving blue water, it’s the perfect place to relax. While a tourist … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Beach, Culinary travel, Drinking, Fashion, Food and Wine, Hollywood, Music, Pizza, Restaurants, Sand, Seafood, Shopping Mall, Taxi, Walking tour, Wine Tasting

The Phenomenal Fortitude of Cambodia’s Emerging Capital

June 14, 2017 by Jarard Paige2 Comments

Phnom Penh, Cambodia Gray and gritty...these are the two words that rise to the surface when I reflect on our brief 4 days in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Pen. Gray in the truest sense of the word and color, in that it’s place that is in transition – moving from a dark and clouded past to perhaps a bright and emerging future. However, where the city lies on the gray scale spectrum is open to one’s perception. Some may see it as a place that is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Angkor Wat, Animal Rescue, Architecture, Asia, Bangkok Thailand, Cambodia, Civil War, Colombia, Culture, Fashion, Food and Wine, History, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Museum, Rainforest, Scuba Diving, Singapore, Taxi

Mount Koya: Beware of Bears

June 8, 2017 by Pete MartinLeave a Comment

The story of the Karukaya, wandering the Kongobuji & Danjo Garan and spending the night in a shukubo The hall is now preserved as a hermitage where father and son practiced asceticism together for over forty years. I stop at Karukayado (the Hall of Karukaya). The Karukaya is a story of a boy called Ishidomaru who came to Koya-san in order to meet his father. The boy met a monk, who was in fact his father, but, as the monk had renounced … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Art, Bus Travel, Food and Wine, Garden, History, Monks, Walking tour

Discover the Mekong – a different way to travel Thailand

June 6, 2017 by Joann CLeave a Comment

Exploring a country by river offers an entirely new perspective to traveling. When the country in question is Thailand, and the river the Mekong, it makes for an unrivalled way to discover one of southeast Asia's prize gems. Grab your paddle, and lets river cruise. Southeast Asia is far more than the beaches and lagoons you see in holiday brochures. Head inland, and you'll see a network of waterways linking communities, and making for some … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Architecture, Asia, Beach, Bridges, Burma, Cambodia, Cruising, Culture, Fishing, Food and Wine, Laos, Lifestyle, Markets, Monks, Shopping Mall, Thailand, Wildlife

Hiking and Hot Springs in the Rockies

June 6, 2017 by Fern Lee1 Comment

This spring, I was invited to visit rural Marble in Colorado and experience the great American outdoors. Growing up and working in cities all my life, I had never been on a hiking holiday before and Colorado was going to be my introduction to the American outdoors. I flew into Denver, Colorado before driving to Marble, a 4-hour drive away. A friend had a family holiday home there on the outskirts of Marble where they had been visiting since he … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Antiques, Beer, Canyon, Castle, Colorado, Drinking, Film, Food and Wine, Hiking, Hot springs, Mountain Climbing, Museum, Restaurants, Rocky Mountains, Shopping Mall, Ski Trip, Village

Scandinavian Cruise to the Baltic Capitals

June 2, 2017 by Jackie Reid4 Comments

A Scandinavian cruise to the Baltic Capitals sat on our travel list for several years, while easier and less expensive trips took precedence. For us to set sail towards our Viking roots, we needed a big occasion—like a 50th birthday. I think of 50 as an easy going innocuous number.  It’s neutral (fifty/fifty), romantic (Fifty First Dates), and even sexy (Fifty Shades of Grey). But for my husband, 50 conjured dark and disturbing … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Beach, Beer, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Canals, Castle, Coffee, Cruising, Culture, Denmark, Drinking, Europe, Flea Market, Food and Wine, Garden, Germany, History, Ice Cream

Going Green: Alaska Ecotourism

May 26, 2017 by Marsha WasselLeave a Comment

Sunset over Skilak Lake.

There is a rush to Alaska. In 1898 the stampede was for gold. Today visitors are heading to the 49th state seeking the ultimate wilderness experiences in a land filled with superlatives. Alaska is the largest and western-most state. It has the longest days, the biggest fish, the longest coastline, and the most extensive wilderness (53 percent). The challenge is how to balance over two million visitors a year with conservation ethics, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: North America · Tagged: Alaska, Animal Rescue, Art, Canyon, Cruising, Culture, Denali, Food and Wine, Glacier, History, Journey, Lodge, National Park, Sailing, Seafood, Whales, Whitewater Rafting, Wildlife

Summer Holiday Spots Not To Miss In Europe

May 25, 2017 by Izzy RLeave a Comment

Planning a summer escape in Europe can be an overwhelming task. With so many places to explore, which one should you pick? If you need inspiration, have a look at the ideas below and discover the best destinations to check out. Barcelona, Spain Summer is the perfect time to visit Barcelona, one of Spain’s treasures. It is a great opportunity to revel in the beauty of the city’s architecture. The work of Gaudi will surely be unmissable. You … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Mini Post · Tagged: Architecture, Art, Britain, Culinary travel, Culture, England, Europe, Florence, Food and Wine, France, History, Italy, London, Museum, Music, Norway, Paris, Restaurants, Spain, Sports

St. Lucia Stopover, ARC Race & Captain Lars

May 25, 2017 by Dave4 Comments

So far my latest trip to the Caribbean has involved a variety of transportation modes, a bicycle, a bus, walking, plane and now a helicopter. In the fading rays of the strong sunshine on the island of st. Lucia I hopped on board a helicopter for a 10 minute journey over the interior of the island from Hewanorra International Airport in the south to George F. L. Charles Airport in Castries City in the north. The interior of the island is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Caribbean · Tagged: Airport, Beach, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Caribbean, Drinking, Food and Wine, Helicopter, Journey, Lifestyle, Mediterranean, Restaurants, Sailing, Sand, Walking tour

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