Exploring Wat Koh Tao: A Hidden Gem in Thailand

Wat Koh Tao temple is a modern Buddhist temple located on the island of Koh Tao in Thailand. Established in May 2018, it is the only Buddhist temple of its kind on the island. The elegant Thai architectural style offers stunning backdrops for photography, and visitors are not required to adhere to strict dress codes while walking around or capturing images from the exterior. While I chose not to enter the main building, many visitors do so respectfully, provided they dress modestly.

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EBC Trek Day 1: Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla

Most hikes to Everest Base Camp (and Gokyo Lakes) commence with an exhilarating flight from Kathmandu to Tenzing-Hillary airport in Lukla – frequently referred to as the most dangerous airport in the world. This short and scenic 30-minute flight takes you directly into the mountains, landing on a narrow strip precariously placed on a cliff’s edge. With a 600-meter (2,000-foot) drop at one end and a solid rock wall at the other, there is minimal room for error.

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Explore Mokolii Island: Kayaking and Hiking Chinamans Hat in Oahu

An all-time favorite memory of Oahu, Hawaii is the day we got some friends together and kayaked out to the iconic Chinaman’s Hat Island (also known as Mokoli’i or Mokolii Island), and then did an epic hike and barbecue on the beach. We spent almost the whole day kayaking, snorkeling, and soaking up the sun and nature. It was legendary stuff, making me miss Hawaii every time I think about it.

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Tukad Cepung Waterfall in Bali

The hike to Tukad Cepung Waterfall takes about 15 minutes and offers a reasonable workout. At first, you will descend a steep concrete stairway, then the path evens out as you walk beside the stream before you encounter another steep staircase leading to the riverbed.

The final portion of the hike requires navigating uneven stairs, which can be quite large—two to three times the size of standard steps. Although there’s a railing for support, those with mobility issues may find it challenging.

If you veer right at the riverbed, you will discover a smaller waterfall surrounded by lush jungle, perfect for a refreshing natural shower. Turning left leads you down a rocky path to the famous Tukad Cepung Waterfall.

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Explore Banyumala Twin Waterfalls: A Hidden Gem in North Bali

We recently did the quick hike to Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, a nice hidden waterfall with a jungle background in north Bali. This is a short, steep hike that leads to a cascade of small waterfalls joined together. It’s a beauty, and there’s even a natural pool to swim in. This travel guide will explain how to get to Banyumala Waterfall, and everything you need to know before you go!

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Explore Batu Baginda: Stunning Granite Boulders in Belitung, Indonesia

Batu Baginda is a short but incredible hike in Belitung, Indonesia, leading you to the top of a massive boulder that overlooks the stunning jungle landscape. This destination remains relatively unknown to most tourists, making it one of our most cherished experiences on the island. Additionally, it’s part of thenewly recognized UNESCO Geopark. It’s worth noting that the name can be occasionally spelled ‘Batu Baginde.’

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38 Must-Know Canadian Slang Words with Visuals

Canada has a very strong identity with two official languages in the country, French and English, alongside more than 70 Indigenous languages. However, it’s really the Canadian slang that distinguishes us globally. Each province boasts its own unique Canadian lingo, yet we all understand each other. Here are some of the most notable Canadian slang words and phrases to know before visiting our home and native land.

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Top 20 Must-Visit Museums in Paris for 2025

Nothing quite screams visiting Paris like its classic museums. The capital city is packed with attractions and activities, whether you want to cruise the Seine or visit the exhibits in the Eiffel Tower. The city is renowned for its arts, housing museums showcasing Asian arts, indigenous art, post-impressionist art, and decorative arts. Paris is also a firm favorite for history lovers, offering a wealth of World War II history along with tales of Napoleon Bonaparte and the harrowing French Revolution.

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