Santorini On a Budget
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Is it possible to visit Santorini on a budget? Yes, if done properly and with a little planning, you can enjoy this island cheap, off the beaten path, and action-filled.
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Massage in Thailand: finding the right Thai massage parlor
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How to find the right Thai massage parlor? Pay attention to location, staff, equipment, room and other factors. Guide to the most common types of massage in Thailand and some unusual massage types.
Read MoreSpinomad hostel: luxury in Chiang Rai
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For our stay in Chiang Rai we opted for Spinomad luxury hostel and it is more than recommended by us! The staff are friendly and carrying, everything spotless clean, new and designed in one style. The location is central and the beds were super comfortable! Read our review for more details.
Read MoreAureum Palace Bagan: 5-Star Resort Review
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We spent two nights celebrating our engagement in the 5-star Aureum Palace Hotel and Resort and we are convinced that it is the best hotel you can find in Bagan. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be immersed in a world-class set-up with the infinity pool and exquisite design of the villas.
Read MoreFinding The Right Flights
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How to find a cheap and right flight: choose the search engine, be flexible with dates and airports, choose best time to book.
Read MoreExperience Myanmar: The Most Untouched Country In Southeast Asia
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Ultimate guide to traveling in Myanmar – start planning your trip from checking visa requirements and deciding during what season to go. Find out about transportation to and around Myanmar, accommodation, food, currency, local traditions and way of living.
Read MoreInle lake and Nyaung Shwe: A to Z things to do and see
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Inle Lake boat ride: In Dein, floating gardens, lotus weaving, local workshops, cat village and Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda. Nyaung Shwe: Yone Gyi Street, Mingalar market to buy groceries, as well as local goods. Rent bikes and visit local winery or hot Springs and Kaung Daing tofu village.
Read MoreBagan: Finding the highs in low season
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A brief history of Bagan, three parts of Bagan (Nyaung U, Old Bagan, New Bagan). Things to keep in mind: Bagan entrance fee, taxi from the bus station. Things to do: rent e-bikes, Visit Minnanthu village and Nan Myint Viewing Tower.
Read MoreYangon: A Journey in 48 Hours
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Visit Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar and the largest city in the country. Our guide on what to do, where to eat and stay in Yangon.
Read MoreChernobyl Aftermath
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What are the current levels of radiation in Chernobyl zone? This is perhaps one of the most popular questions that we have been receiving since returning home.
However, first, a brief introduction about what is the Chernobyl zone and how it was ultimately contaminated.
Read MoreBest Gear For Travel Bloggers 2020
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We are always asked what travel gear we carry with us and use for our travel blog. So we decided to make a comprehensive list for you! Including DJI Mavic Pro, Sony a6000, Sony a6000 accessories, DJI osmo, Seagate external hard drive
Read MoreTips For Staying Healthy: Long-Term Traveling
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Full time and part time travelers run into the same problems with their bodies. Eating out, going for drinks, sleeping weird hours, not exercising enough, throwing our bodies out of normal routine that otherwise could've been avoided. Here are just 10 of many tips to staying healthy while you travel.
Read MoreUsing Airbnb: Booking your first listing or listing your own place!
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AirBnB is an excellent option for booking accommodation as well as renting your space out while you are away - as long as you know these tips and tricks!
Read MoreWhat to see and Where to stay in Athens: 72 hours
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Conquer Athens in 72 hours or less? Spending 2 or 3 days in Athens is not too much, but you can still take in the sites, sip some of the world’s finest coffee, and dine at some truly amazing restaurants. Athens is the capital as well as the largest city in Greece, and one of the oldest cities in the world.
Read MoreHow to Afford Travel 2020
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When friends and family see how often I'm on the move, one of the first things they ask is "how do you afford it?" I'd like to share with you some tips that helped me start journeying around the world.
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