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Currently in:
Puerto Escondid, Oaxaca, Mexico
Currently in:
Puerto Escondid, Oaxaca, Mexico
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Jun
20
On the Road Again!
Apr
30
Backpacking the Hamlets of Southern Spain
Feb
4
Taipei Dadventures
Jan
29
Waiting on Dad in Taichung
Taichung was my first stop on my dadventure, a trip I took because my dad was sent to Taiwan on a business trip and I decided he needed a chaperone. Unfortunately, he was actually on business while we were in Read MoreNov
15
Brasov’s wavering beauty
Many travelers have that favourite place in the world that they’ll always try to weave into long trips. Places that, if they’re anywhere in the vicinity or even continent, they must pass through. It might be a favourite food, landmark, Read MoreOct
17
Brasov for Digital Nomads
Sep
15
Traditional Romanian Food
Sep
5
Hiking the Dolomites
Nov
26
Wild Western Myanmar, Show Up and Figure it Out
Oct
23
Motorbiking and Paragliding to Dharamsala
Oct
23
Dharamsala’s 3 Hippie Brothers
Oct
16
Go to Manali but stay in Vashisht
Oct
11
rasta cafe
I’m at rasta cafe! http://4sq.com/1aLeWEK [“Today is turning into a productive work day full of masala and curry #workwithaview Read MoreOct
8
Listen to Strangers… and don’t lose your good travel habits
Oct
5
Turtuk – An oasis of tradition in Northern India
Oct
5
Beyond Leh through Northern Ladakh
Oct
4
Leh and Norther India
Sep
28
The Ghost Scam that got me to Leh
Sep
26
Home For a Rest
Jun
3
Post Asia Reflections
May
22
Sibling Adventures in Thailand
May
5
Travel vs Vacation
Apr
26
Travel Struggles To Siem Reap
Mar
30
My Epic Adventure in Phong Nha
Mar
25
Working in Đồng Hới
Mar
24
Careful Privileges of Tourism in a Second World Country
Mar
17
South East Asia is not a Western Country
Mar
16
Ongoing Vietnam Hostels
As you may have noticed, I’m doing a little motorbike trip throughout Vietnam. I started in Ho Chi Minh City and headed south through the Mekong Delta, all the way down to Hà Tiên on the border with Cambodia. I then Read MoreMar
12
Đà Lạt – Vietnam’s European Connection
Mar
9
Working in the Mui Ne Hills
Mar
6
The Heisenberg Travel Uncertainty Principle
There are places in the world that people have visited since the dawn of time but never settled. These are places like a dense forest, an arid and rocky mountain, a stadium, or a concert hall. The amount of people Read MoreMar
5
Same Shirt, Different Day
Feb
26
The ride out of Saigon and Mũi Né
Feb
26
Getting lost in a Creepy Vietnamese Amusement Park
Feb
18
Feb
17
First Motorbike Trip – Back to the Mekong!
Feb
16
Buying a Motorbike in Vietnam
Feb
7
Hoppy Juice
Hoppy Juice is a small shop and it can get busy, although I’ve never had a problem getting a table. Nothing special about the environment, it’s simple and quiet. The best part about it is the food and drink combos, Read MoreFeb
7
Thuc Coffee
Thuc Coffee gave me good impressions coming in due to its nice decor and seemingly low coffee prices. A few moments in though, I caught the smell of cigarette smoke inside. They then added a 20% service charge on my drink. Read MoreFeb
4
Learning the Traditions of the Mekong Delta
Feb
2
Learning from our Viet Homestays
I was sitting down on the porch of the shaggy looking home of the homestays that took me in for the night during my 2 day tour of the Mekong Delta and was blown away by the environment I was in. Read MoreJan
27
Avocado Coffee – Best Wake up in Vietnam!
No you are not dreaming, your two favorite things really are together at last. Avocado Coffee, something I never even dreamed of, is keeping people up on a regular basis all over Ho Chi Minh! I first tried this delicacy Read MoreJan
26
Don’t Try to Fight the Travel Gods
Jan
21
Jan
19
Chiang Mai and Doi Suthep
Jan
15
Lessons Learned on the Thai Trains
Before getting on the train to Chiang Mai from Bangkok, I had developed a cough due to the extreme AC that was pumped into the hostel all night and decided to stop by a pharmacy on the way to the train station. Read MoreJan
13
Jan
8
The journey to and in Patong
This was the first time I was riding on the highway, and it was significantly easier than I thought. In Koh Samui and Phangan, there were hills, turns and potholes to watch out for. This was a flat stretch of Read MoreJan
8
Jan
8
Fruit shakes
I have to actively keep myself from guzzling these down all day. They taste so good, are so refreshing on those Thai hot days, and will rarely run you more than $1.50. They are easy to find along beaches, in Read MoreJan
6
Oldtown Phuket
Beautiful town. Wish we had spent more time here. Very interesting architecture, albeit with a little more hustle and bustle than the beach towns we’ve been enjoying. It had been a very long travel day but eventually, we arrived at Read MoreJan
6
Land and Sea Transportation in Thailand
Since arriving in Thailand, I was truly frequently pleasantly surprised by how put together it is. No offence meant, but I definitely over planned. Their pharmacies are well stacked, the stores have everything you need, and I definitely did not Read MoreJan
4
Exploring Koh Phangan
Koh Phangan is one of those places where you can turn your trip into whatever kind of vacation you choose to. The party scene there is non stop and drinks are cheap enough that you can afford to have as many Read MoreDec
31
Getting to the Thai Gulf Islands
After two flights, spanning almost 24 hours and a night in Bangkok followed by a one hour sleep, we headed back to the Bangkok airport, which I had left not ten hours ago, for our 7:30 am Bangkok Airways flight Read MoreDec
27
Dec
27
Landing in Bangkok
Who says you can’t just dive right into a trip? My two friends I’m starting it with definitely don’t. They arrived on December 25th so they had two nights on me. Already acclimated and desensitized to Bangkok, they simply sent Read MoreNov
21
Made my first plan
Today was a big step in planning my travel because I made my first plan! Gotta start somewhere. We decided to spend NYE in Koh Pha Ngan so we’re heading from Bangkok to Koh Samui the morning of Dec 28th Read MoreNov
12
How much should I plan?
My travel planning has been a lot more day dreaming than anything else, but as the departure date draws near, it’s getting as involved as it’s going to get. I’ve done so little that I feel like most of it is going Read MoreNov
12
The Perfect Travel Notebook
As my travel planning is picking up steam, so does my day dreaming and enthusiasm. There are times in which I’m literally nauseous with excitement at the ideas and possibilities I think up, of traveling and work abroad. It’s Read MoreSubscribe
