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Just wanted to share some pics from a week in Jordan with four friends last month. Everyone told us that Jordan it’s basically Petra and that’s it, and Petra was incredible, but what surprised me...

Verona is a very special city to me. I visited it 4 times and I spent more than a month there, learning Italian in a local school and I found it almost perfect. Right sized, walkable, and super...

Just wanted to share some pictures from my Lebanon trips. I visited for the first time back in March with my friends, fell in love with the country, then decided to come back again alone last...

Spent five days total staying in Como Town and I thought it was a great choice to base ourselves in. It wasn't a huge city like Milan, and it was large enough to have plenty of...

November 3-6, 2026 Rio has always seemed to me like a place of dreams - a colorful and lively paradise with joyful people and living life to the fullest. As is often the case with dreams, this one...

I recently visited Volterra for a one-day trip and I was blown away. I usually do a lot of research before I go to somewhere, so I can make the most out of it, but this time it wasn't like that....

I personally found Singapore pretty mid, as it was small and had very little to do. For first time travellers, 3 days can be more than enough if your pace is fast and you like exciting...

I’m from Chicago but I thought I’d get out for a few days on a roadtrip to the southwest part of the great state of Michigan to see some fall colors, do a bit of Senate canvassing, play some...

Started in Hanoi and bought a scooter for about $300 USD then the two of us spent the next few weeks exploring off the beaten path in North Vietnam. No Ha Giang or Cao Bang Loops; in fact no...

I spent 8 days in New York, exploring NYC and visiting Beacon and Cold Spring. NYC was an incredible experience, especially seeing places like Times Square, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, DUMBO,...