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Exploring Mingun Pagoda: The Pahtodawgyi Ruins Near Mandalay, Myanmar

Martin Ruiz08 mins
The awesome Mingun Pagoda (also known as the Pahtodawgyi ruins) is one of the most interesting attractions near Mandalay, Myanmar. This giant unfinished monument from 18th century Burma was intended to be the largest temple in the country. Fortunately, it is quite easy to access from Mandalay with a short ferry ride over the Irrawaddy River. This travel guide will explain how to reach this historic site and everything you need to know before your visit!
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Discover Batu Siha Beach: A Hidden Gem in Nusa Penida, Bali

Billy Conley010 mins
Nusa Penida is full of beautiful scenic viewpoints and hidden spots; however, if you’re seeking a truly remote destination, Batu Siha Beach is the perfect choice. This is one of the most obscure, well-hidden beaches on the island, and last January, I had the privilege of being one of the first foreigners to visit! This travel guide will explain how to get there and provide all the essential information you need before you go!
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Exploring Wat Koh Tao: A Hidden Gem in Thailand

Bobby Spencer04 mins
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

Stephanie Cherry07 mins
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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Discover Taman Ayun Temple: A Cultural Gem in Mengwi, Bali

Billy Conley06 mins
The Pura Taman Ayun Temple is a water temple built in 1634 in Bali’s western village of Mengwi. This temple isUNESCO recognizedfor its culture and history. It stands out as one of the best temples in Bali – offering splendid photo opportunities while maintaining a distance from the major tourist areas, ensuring it remains relatively uncrowded. Include this 17th-century landmark in your West Bali itinerary! This travel guide will provide insights into how to reach the temple and everything you need to prepare for your visit.
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Jungfraujoch: Europe’s Highest Peak

Stephanie Cherry020 mins
Wondering what to expect when visiting Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe? Home to the highest train station in Europe, the largest glacier in the Alps, and incredible mountain views, Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is an excursion inSwitzerlandthat is not to be missed. It is truly one of the most beautiful places in the Swiss Alps. When the weather is clear, Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is spectacular. We had a picture-perfect day visiting this famous European peak and we want to share exactly what you can look forward to when you visit this gorgeous viewpoint.
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2025 Canadian Tulip Festival: Complete Guide to Ottawa’s Vibrant Celebration

Billy Conley025 mins
One would think that the world’s largest tulip festival would be in the Netherlands; however, it is in fact held in Ottawa, Canada. The Canadian Tulip Festival attracts people from around the world to view the more than one million tulips on display throughout the city for two weeks each May. Ottawa is adorned with blooming marvels decorating its national historic sites, museums, parliament buildings, and parks.
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Explore the Douro Valley on Avalon Alegria

Vodka Russia011 mins
If you had asked me 10 years ago if I enjoyed a river cruise, my answer would have been a hard no. However, a decade later, river cruises have evolved significantly! We recently boarded the Avalon Alegria in Porto, Portugal, embarking on a journey into the breathtaking Douro Valley. This European River cruise resembled the intimate small ship expeditions of our past, standing in stark contrast to the traditional river cruises that often lead to overcrowded ports and lengthy bus rides instead of genuine exploration.
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