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5 Things To Do Before You Leave Bolivia

Bolivia was my first experience of South America where I enjoyed three months of Spanish lessons, a homestay, volunteering and ...
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How Long-Term Travel Changes People Forever

Last week I celebrated my ten year nomadiversary of quitting my job to travel the world. Ten years of long-term ...
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The Best New Travel Blogs Of March 2014

Presenting my second installment of The Best New Travel Blogs You Haven’t Heard Of Yet. After the phenomenal feedback from ...
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Indonesia By Motorcycle: How, Why, Where, Advice & Tips

Indonesia is an amazingly vast and impressive country. When I first arrived here I thought one month would be enough. ...
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The Hidden City: Machu Picchu “Lost City of the Inca”

Few people are lucky enough in life to get to see this incredible Inca treasure for themselves. Machu Picchu is ...
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38 Experiences To Add To Your Travel Bucket List

I recently reflected on some of the amazing travel adventures I’ve experienced thus far it my lifetime in my 46 ...
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Manali, India: For Nature & Adventure Lovers

Manali is a hill station, a paradise on earth located in Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of 6400 ft (approx) ...
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Rishikesh, India: Where Natural Beauty And Adventure Collide

Rishikesh a small town located on the banks of Ganges River is the most sought after destination for white river ...
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Caño Cristales — Colombia’s “River of Five Colors”

Known as the “River of Five Colors” and the “Liquid Rainbow,” Caño Cristales is a multicolored river in a Colombian ...
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My Six-Month Hippie Road Trip

Have you ever left on what you thought would be a one-week vacation, only to not return home until six ...
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Exploring The Venado Caves of Costa Rica

If you should find yourself near Arenal Volcano, be sure that you visit Venado Cave, which is located about a ...
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Where My Dogs At!? Dogsledding in British Columbia, Canada

The late December snow and ice crunched almost rhythmically under our feet as we approached the isolated dog kennel nestled ...
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