travel
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Top 5 Fun Things to Do in NYC When It Rains
Tired of being stuck at home whenever New York decides to rain cats and dogs? Looking for something different than the same old museums? You’ve come to the right place. In this article I’ll be giving you some more unique ideas for what do as NYC rainy day activities. Enjoy!
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A Peek at Paradise – and a Peck at my Sleeve.
The vibrant volcanic valley surrounding the Secret Garden Cotopaxi hostel is an enchanting blend of colors and nature, featuring unique experiences like communal meals, unlimited snacks, and daily excursions. Guests can interact with playful llamas, including a newborn named Kuzco, while enjoying breathtaking views and engaging activities in a cozy atmosphere.
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Awesome Geological Sites to ROCK Your World
Recently, a social media account called Official Stick Reviews has been going viral and quickly gaining followers across social media. The account premise is quite simple; People find cool sticks, they take a video or picture of/with the stick, and it’s added to the account Insta Stories; or, if deemed worthy, it get’s it’s own…
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Five of the Best Picnic Spots in NYC
Grass is green, blankets are laid, frisbees are thrown, lemonades are downed, and Pizzas are gobbled; It’s Picnic season in the Big Apple. July is National Picnic Month! So there’s no better time to get yourself a basket, round up some friends, and turn a rolling hill into your dining room. But where to go?…
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The Ha Giang Loop: Through the Lens – Day 4
After three days exploring the Ha Giang Loop, the return journey featured stunning green landscapes and a secret waterfall. The trip was marked by vibrant experiences, deep connections, and memorable moments with fellow travelers, highlighting not just the beauty of Vietnam, but the sense of family formed along the way.
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The Ha Giang Loop: Through the Lens – Day 3
It was the best day of my entire trip to South East Asia. I really don’t have much more to say. Enjoy!! Once in the valley, we drove a short distance to a small stream, where we took bamboo rafts to a refreshing (if quite chilly) river cave for some swimming or, in the case…
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The Ha Giang Loop: Through the Lens – Day 2
Ever had a great dish at a restaurant and thought to yourself “how can it get any better than this?!”, only for the next dish you’ve ordered to totally blow your socks off? Well that was day two on the Ha Giang Loop. After a great first day, you’re expecting more of the same (which…
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Hanoi: A Quick Guide
Hanoi, a bustling city in Northern Vietnam, offers a blend of vibrant attractions and rich history. Must-visit sites include the Imperial Citadel, Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, and the Temple of Literature. Accommodations range from hostels to unique eateries. The city serves as a gateway to stunning destinations like Ninh Binh and Ha Long Bay.
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Exploring Vietnam: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Welcome to a new series where I break down some interesting points I found about countries into the good, the not so good, and the downright weird. Starting with Vietnam: Being probably my favourite country in the world, this list is heavily weighted towards the good, simply because there’s so much more good! The Good…
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Long Drive Thoughts Vol.1
(Writing and publishing this on a speeding van, so apologies for any spelling/grammar mistakes, but this is the most “organic” post I’ve made by a long run.) Many times when travelling, someone from a big city will see a mountain village and proclaim how “Wow! These people live such a simple life yet they really…
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