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Exploring Bangkok’s Patpong Museum: The Fascinating History of Ping Pong Shows and David Bowie

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 2024010 mins

A new adults-only museum focused onBangkok’s notoriousPatpongred-light district has opened in the Thai capital. But is it as seedy as it sounds? Jamie Fullerton goes behind the curtain to investigate.

Top Beginner Surfing Locations Worldwide for New Surfers

John DoeNovember 6, 202409 mins

If learning to surf has been on your to-do list for a while, the good news is: it’s never too late. You can pick up this sport at any age. Moreover, now’s the perfect time as surfing continues to grow in popularity, especially with its recent debut at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

Escape Crowds on This Hidden Peruvian Hiking Trail Near Rainbow Mountain

John DoeNovember 6, 202407 mins

When you think ofPeru, Machu Picchu instantly comes to mind. Or maybe the Sacred Valley or perhaps Rainbow Mountain. These awe-inspiring sites are all worth visiting, no doubt. However, when you need a bit more elbow room and a lot more solitude, a trek through the Ausangate Mountains is a welcomed respite and just as gorgeous.

Local Guide: How to Watch Sports Like a Local Fan

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024013 mins

There are few better ways into a place’s soul than through its sports teams. Step into the feverish atmosphere of a stadium or arena mid-match, and you’ll find locals who are usually relaxed in a state of agitation or elation, depending on the scoreline. Head to one of these sporting destinations, and you’ll see a side of town impossible to find on the streets.

Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Holi in India: Tips and Locations

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 2024012 mins

What is it with India and colour? From deity-filled temples to rainbow-hued saris, India’s colours are vivid and supersaturated. However, the palette goes into overdrive once a year for the festival of Holi in the Hindu lunar month of Phalguna – falling on 9-10 March in 2020 – when most of the country is drenched in coloured powder.

Explore the Fiery Beauty of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park

Oscar WaltersNovember 6, 2024010 mins

For many years, the sight of hot orange lava plunging off cliff sides into the ocean was a significant draw for people to visit Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. After Kilauea erupted in 2018 and effectively drained the park of its ‘biggest’ attraction, many were left wondering if it was still worth a visit.

Key Takeaways from the Dientes de Navarino Trail in Patagonia

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 2024018 mins

On the first night of the Dientes de Navarino trek in Chilean Patagonia, I lay in my tent with my sleeping bag pulled tightly closed around my face, shivering as the wind mercilessly whips through our campsite, making the sides of the tent flap hard, like a gull in a storm.

Discover The Beekman Hotel: A Unique Alternative to the Metropolitan Museum

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 202406 mins

With over 80 museums and countless galleries, the art scene in New York City can overwhelm even the most passionate aficionado. The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses over 2 million ft of exhibits, and most visitors spend a minimum of two hours examining art from Greece to Egypt and beyond. If your time and attention span are a little shorter—or if you simply prefer to admire art with more ambience and less foot traffic—The Beekman hotel features the perfect hidden collection.

Discovering LA’s Fashion District: The Trendiest Neighborhood in the City

Lauren NewmanNovember 6, 202409 mins

Located in Downtown Los Angeles, the Fashion District has long been the West Coast center of the apparel industry in the U.S, a mecca for buyers and retailers, shoppers and stylists. It’s one of La La Land’s most vibrant and colorful neighborhoods, where it’s not uncommon to encounter the season’s latest couture being wheeled down the street on a rack or bolts of fabric lined up along the sidewalk.

Travel More While Working Full-Time: Essential Tips to Explore the World

Nicole PotterNovember 6, 202407 mins

Work and travel don’t have to be mutually exclusive. With a full-time job, you can still pack a lot in; it just requires a bit of strategic planning. To figure out the best way to do it, we spoke to two travellers who have maximized their vacation time while handling a regular 9-5 work schedule.

Exploring Australia’s Tropical Rainforest Highways

Stephanie CherryNovember 6, 2024031 mins

Queensland’s far north is home to coral-fringed coastlines, hardy outback living, and expanses of raw nature; once feared by explorers, this monumental land is now welcoming and accessible.

Discovering My Passion for Hiking on Japan’s Oku-Matsushima Trail

AdminNovember 6, 2024012 mins

Given this is an article about hiking, it may surprise you to learn that I’ve always hated the prospect of long walks. Why feel the need for them when vehicles are near and in abundance? I used to find walks boring with the unwelcome bonus of chafing on the ole thighs.

Exploring the French Alps: Impact of Climate Change on Chamonix

Jeffrey JohnsonNovember 6, 2024010 mins

Chamonix Valley in the French Alps has long been one of Europe’s premiere winter holiday spots. However, as climate change takes its toll, the destination ponders its future.

Ultimate Guide to the Newly Renovated MoMA in NYC

Lauren NewmanNovember 6, 202409 mins

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), recognized as one of the world’s premier contemporary art museums, recently completed a $450 million renovation. This extensive update has transformed the space while enhancing the visibility of renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Claude Monet, and Pablo Picasso.

Stunning UK Museums and Galleries You Need to Visit

Joshua LiuNovember 6, 202408 mins

Exhibitions can be truly inspiring, but what about the buildings themselves? In the UK there’s a great variety of museums and galleries to explore, and many of them are spectacular pieces of art in their own right.

Top Music Festivals You Can Attend If You Miss Coachella 2025

Jessica ProctorNovember 6, 202408 mins

While Coachella is often considered the pinnacle of the music festival scene, there’s no need to fret if tickets have slipped through your fingers this year. North America boasts an abundance of festivals catering to a diverse range of music tastes.

Discover Your Perfect Weekend in Flannery O’Connor’s Milledgeville, Georgia

Debbie KellyNovember 6, 2024018 mins

Flannery O’Connor, the renowned novelist, short story writer, and essayist, once said, “When in Rome, do as you done inMilledgeville.” She knew what she was talking about. Milledgeville, founded in 1803 as the antebellum capital of Georgia, is a charming, historic town an hour and a half’s drive east of Atlanta, and was home toFlannery O’Connor, one of the most important American writers of the 20th century.

How World Travelling Parents Successfully Homeschool Their Children

Martin RuizNovember 6, 202405 mins

Travel doesn’t have to stop after having kids. These globetrotting parents are seeing the world while homeschooling their children simultaneously.

Essential Guide to Visiting Puerto Rico Post-Earthquakes

Jonathon WilliamsNovember 6, 2024012 mins

Wondering whether it’s too soon to visit Puerto Rico in light of recent events? According to theU.S. Geological Survey, over 300 earthquakes have struck the island’s southwestern coast since December 2019, including a significant 6.4 earthquake on January 7, 2020—the largest to hit in a century.

Experience Laughter Yoga in California: A Playful Wellness Trend for Stress Relief

Michael MontesNovember 6, 2024010 mins

A form of yoga that requires participants to cackle uncontrollably in the company of strangers may sound bizarre. However, this burgeoning wellness trend is claimed by practitioners to relieve stress, fend off illness, and foster a sense of community. Self-professed ‘repressed Brit’ Fiona Tapp joins a laughter yoga class in California to explore this unique practice.