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Kyrgyzstan is rich in history and culture. However, booking a trip to Kyrgyzstan isn’t really part of mainstream travel norm. It’s definitely different. But when
The Kegen border crossing on the Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan border is the quickest and best way to get from Karakol to Almaty, Kazakhstan. Information you will
Traditional Kyrgyz cuisine is centred mainly around meat, with a few staple dairy products. If you are wondering what on earth you are going to
Crossing overland at Mae Sai border is a popular border run from Thailand. From Mae Sai you can enter into Tachileik, Myanmar without a visa
Centuries ago, the kingdom that makes up much of modern-day Laos was called Lan Xang. In English that translates to, “Land of a Million Elephants.”
Sri Lanka’s hill country is iconic and picturesque, and no wonder – seeing the tea plantations from the wide open windows of the old hill
This trip was our fifth visit to Thailand, and we wanted something different. We have done our days of Khao San Road and been excited
Exploring Taiwan with kids is the perfect mixture of adventure, challenge, taste and culture. For a (relatively) small island nation Taiwan has a lot to
Images of the Philippines always look so iconically tropical and idyllic. It is still an affordable budget destination to travel to. And more importantly, travel
The colours of Waiotapu Geothermal Wonderland near Rotorua can only be described as ethereal. Mother Nature really is phenomenal. You don’t have to travel far
There’s obviously the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City, but the real best of the best is the food in Beijing. You might
When you tell people you’ve quit your jobs and are packing up for a family gap year to travel the world with two young kids;
Celebrating Holi in India with kids is not the first thing we thought of when planning our travels to India. It was however, one of
We learn so much about religion, racial division and segregation, and war, as we travel. And each time we are humbled and reminded how much
Wow. Korea. Ew, and wow. The Jagalchi Fish Market in Busan is really something else. Just when we were thinking we had seen the wet