The rolling hills of Italy’s Prosecco region totally blew us away – not just because they’re home to the country’s most famous bubbly, but because the whole area is ridiculously scenic. Think vineyard-covered slopes, winding country roads, and hilltop villages that look like they haven’t changed much in the last few centuries. No wonder, UNESCO…
Visiting Osteria ai Pioppi – Italy’s Wacky Human-Powered Mechanical Amusement Park
In the gentle rolling hills of the Veneto Region’s Treviso Province sits one of the most unusual places we’ve come across in Italy (or anywhere for that matter). From the highway, Osteria ai Pioppi may look like your average roadside restaurant, but once you notice the gigantic car park, you start to wonder why it…
9 Wonderful Things to See and Do in Treviso, Italy – A Guide to the “Little Venice”
Full of cute canals and flowery embankments, it’s easy to see why charming Treviso is also referred to as “Little Venice“. Sure, there are no gondola’s navigating the waterways, but then again, there are no hoards of tourists distracting from the pleasant small-town atmosphere. While it makes for a good day-trip from Venice, Treviso also…
Visiting Wat Pa Maha Chedi, Thailand’s Unique Million Bottle Temple
Eastern Thailand’s seldom-visited Isan Region is home to a number of quirky attractions, but even here, Wat Pa Maha Chedi near Si Saket is certainly one of the most unusual places you’ll come across. Covered in insane amounts of recycled beer bottles, the temple is unlike any other in the world. Wat Lahn Kuat (Million…
The Complete Guide to Phanom Rung and Other Khmer Temples Near Nang Rong, Thailand
Similar to nearby Prasat Phimai, Phanom Rung in eastern Thailand’s Isan Region is one of the most beautiful and best-preserved Khmer Temples in the country, and I highly suggest putting it on your Isan itinerary if you have just the slightest interest in archaeology, architecture or local history. As impressive as it is, Phanom Rung…
6 Great Things to Do in Surin, Thailand Apart from the Surin Elephant Festival
Sitting in the southern part of Thailand’s laid-back Isan Region, charming Surin is most famous for its yearly Elephant Festival taking place every November, but even if parading pachyderms aren’t your thing (I feel you), the city has plenty to offer to travelers looking for some authentic experiences off the tourist trail. Home to cool…
What Part of Bangkok to Stay in – The Best Areas and Accommodations for Different Travel Styles
As one of the most-visited cities in the world, Bangkok attracts millions of international travelers every year, and it’s not hard to see why. With its amazing blend of ancient temples, modern skyscrapers, tasty street food, vibrant nightlife, and friendly locals, I find Bangkok to be urban South-East Asia at its best. When it comes…
10 Amazing Hobbies for Travel Lovers to Enjoy Back Home
Most of us travel-addicts know the problem: There’s nothing like exploring a new destination, going on new adventures every day and learning about foreign cultures. However, coming home and returning to the daily routine always seems like a bit of a let-down. Unless you’re one of the lucky few who are able to travel full-time,…
The Complete Guide to Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s Best Safari Destination
Uganda is an amazing destination when it comes to wildlife viewing, and Murchison Falls NP is said to be one of the best safari spots in all of East Africa. Gazetted in 1952, it’s the both the oldest and the largest National Park in Uganda. The park is named after the dramatic Murchison Falls, an…
A Guide to Visiting the Nyero Rock Paintings near Kumi, Uganda
Eastern Uganda is not only home to beautiful Waterfalls and great hiking opportunities, but also to some of the oldest Rock Paintings in East Africa. Located near the small town of Kumi, the Nyero Rock Paintings are a great off-the-beaten-path destination if you’re interested in archaeology or the art and culture of pre-colonial Africans. As…