Villa de Leyva: Wandering around a Colombian Town Lost in Time
It might be a little cliché to describe a place as being “lost in time,” but it’s probably the best […]
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It might be a little cliché to describe a place as being “lost in time,” but it’s probably the best […]
Villa de Leyva: Wandering around a Colombian Town Lost in Time Read Post »
Panama City is glitzy, modern and sprawling. Glass and concrete skyscrapers line streets. Cranes and construction sites promise more buildings
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San José is Costa Rica’s bustling, gritty, kind of dirty, capital city. That urban grit stands in surprising contrast to
Why You Shouldn’t Skip San José, Costa Rica’s Concrete Jungle Read Post »
Everybody says to avoid Bangkok if you’re traveling to Thailand. This mega-city is portrayed as a dirty, crowded, perverted cesspool.
The world has many fascinating cities. Grand amalgamations of humanity that bustle with culture and energy. When I first visited
Why Beijing is One of the World’s Awesomest Cities Read Post »
Sometimes you find an amazing travel experience through extensive research and planning. Other times, you just sort of randomly stumble
Where can you find nature in a city of 20 million people? At first glance, Beijing seems like the last
If you’re looking for an escape from Shanghai’s overwhelming glistening modernity, you could do a lot worse than Qiuxia Garden.
Qiuxia Garden: An Ancient Chinese Garden in Shanghai’s Backyard Read Post »
I already wrote about why living in China can be annoying, it’s time to write about why living in China
There are many things you could do to celebrate Valentine’s day. You could go on out for a nice meal