Ayutthaya, Thailand
Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya was the flourishing capital of Siam (later named Thailand) for over 400 years, until the middle of the 18th century. It is said to have been […]
Rainbow Village, Taiwan
You might be wondering what exactly Rainbow Village is. You might also be wondering why entire houses have bright smiling animals and other random objects painted on their walls – […]
Sahara Desert, Morocco
This post will outline a standard three-day/two-night tour from Marrakesh, Morocco to the Erg Chebbi sand dunes, located near Merzouga. The total cost of the trip will range from 700 to 800 dirhams (roughly $100 […]
Marrakesh, Morocco
Marrakesh is undoubtedly one of the most important, fascinating and completely chaotic cities in Morocco and is home to about 1-million inhabitants. It is one of Morocco’s four former Imperial […]
Granada, Spain
Sitting at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Granada is one of Spain’s premier tourist destinations. This small-ish city has a population of about 240,000 and gets an influx […]
Fez, Morocco
Located in the northeastern part of Morocco, and situated centrally in relation to other main cities, Fez is (or at least should be) on most people’s Moroccan itineraries. It’s an […]
Chefchaouen, Morocco
The famous blue city of Morocco! Before coming here, I was a little skeptical of the Instagram pictures showing blue house after blue house. Is it really possible that a […]
Cadiz, Spain
Commonly regarded as the oldest continuously-inhabited city in western Europe, the coastal city of Cadiz combines historical significance with modern day beauty and charm! Cadiz is an ancient port city, […]
Monterrey, Mexico
Just a three-hour drive from the Texas border, Monterrey is a wealthy, developed city in the northeastern part of Mexico. It is the countries’ ninth largest city and one of […]
Tequila, Mexico
Located about 60 kilometres from Guadalajara, the small town of Tequila is a perfect day trip away from Mexico’s second largest city. Named to Mexico’s list of ‘pueblos magicos’ (magical […]
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