Dreaming of sun, surf, and pure relaxation? A getaway near Cocoa Beach, FL delivers all that—golden shores, laid-back vibes, and a dash of coastal charm. Whether you're planning a family trip or a solo escape, this sunny spot mixes easygoing fun with just enough action to keep you smiling. From surfing lessons and oceanfront dining to wildlife spotting and nearby space shuttle history, it's a playground for every traveler. It’s not just about … [Read more...]
Traditional Mountain Houses on the Manaslu Circuit Trek: A Cultural Guide for Trekkers
When you think of the Manaslu Circuit, you probably picture snow-capped mountains, remote trails and the mighty Manaslu peak at 8,163 meters. But this trek is about so much more than natural beauty. One of the most overlooked but fascinating aspects of the Manaslu region is its architecture — the types of houses and settlements you see along the trail. Each house tells a story. From the lower tropical foothills to the high-altitude … [Read more...]
Our Annapurna Circuit Trek Itinerary: Nepal’s Epic Mountain Journey
The Annapurna Circuit is one of the world’s most iconic trekking routes, winding through the majestic Himalayas, remote villages, and stunning landscapes of Nepal. This is our epic journey offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and adventure - starting for us at Dharapani. ❓ Quick Facts About the Annapurna Circuit 🛤️ Distance: Approximately 160-230 km (100-143 miles), depending on your chosen start point and route … [Read more...]
Tulsa’s Route 66 Capital Cruise: World-Record Classic Car Centennial Parade Announced
Celebration aims to bring 200,000 people for Route 66 Centennial (TULSA, Okla.) – As if the Centennial year of the Mother Road in The Capital of Route 66® wasn't big enough, the celebration will now be record-breaking. The Tulsa Route 66 Commission has announced "Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise: World-Record Classic Car Centennial Parade," set for May 30, 2026, along Tulsa's stretch of Route66. With a goal of more than 3,000 entrants, the … [Read more...]
Cruce de Caminos: Where Spain’s Great Cultural Routes Intertwine
Since ancient times, Spain has been a land of age-old roads, traveled by civilizations, traders, artists, pilgrims, and visionaries. Today, these routes are reborn through a new cultural and tourism initiative: Cruce de Caminos – Cultural Routes of Spain, a project that celebrates eight major heritage routes crossing the country from north to south and east to west, traversing regions rich in history, diversity, and life. The Spanish … [Read more...]
62 Hours in Vail: A Perfect Summer Mountain Escape
Cradled in the heart of the Rockies, Vail is a high-altitude playground, an alpine escape where mountain adventure meets refined mountain charm. Within a long weekend, the temptation to do as much as possible is great, so I opted to find the right balance between adrenaline and après; this included indulging in a diversity of wonderful restaurants, outdoor experiences and time for relaxation. You will want to fly fish, do a bit of hiking, explore … [Read more...]
Nakasendo Road: A Journey to the Essence
At that point in my journey through Japan, I didn’t exactly know what I was looking for. For a space without distractions, where time wouldn’t rush. And maybe, more than anything, I needed something that couldn’t be photographed. Somewhere I had read that the Nakasendo Road was an ancient route connecting the old city of Tokyo (Edo) to Kyoto. A path once walked by samurai, pilgrims, merchants. But for me, it became something more: a journey … [Read more...]
Bonneville Salt Flats – June 2025
Driving on the great 80 transcontinental highway - about 120 clicks due west of Salt Lake City and a short drive from the casino town of Wendover in Nevada (with some large billboards advertising clubs with plenty of scantily clad girls), motorists will stumble upon a section of the state that is remarkably flat and white in all directions. These are the densely packed salt flats of Bonneville. Bonneville Speedway is located about 10 minutes … [Read more...]
Vino Voyage: A European Adventure
Before I left on my latest trip to Europe, I randomly sent a WhatsApp message to one of my travel blogger friends, Isabel from Bel Around the World. It turns out she was in London finishing up her travels in Europe before heading down to Thailand to speak at TBEX. She met my friend and I at LHR as soon as we landed - and then we were off on a whirlwind nearly 3-day road trip of the countryside outside of London. Our first stop was Wrotham, the … [Read more...]
Kinosaki Onsen Itinerary & Things to Do: Guide to Japan’s Hidden Gem
The Charm of Kinosaki Onsen and How My Journey Began Illustration by Kaori Akamatsu A playful illustrated scene of Kinosaki Onsen. Kinosaki Onsen, located in the northern part of Hyogo Prefecture along the Sea of Japan, is one of Japan’s most celebrated hot spring towns, with a history dating back over 1,300 years. Since the Edo period, it has been known as a town for therapeutic hot spring stays, a tradition that continues to be … [Read more...]
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