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Nicaragua is starting to pick up popularity from travelers, but it’s still relatively un-visited compared to its neighbor Costa Rica. What a shame! Nicaragua is a beautiful country that offers a ton of variety, low prices, and friendly people. I barely scratched the surface of the country, with visits to Granada, Masaya, León, Somoto, Managua, […]
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Before I went to Nepal, I knew almost nothing about it. I could find it on a map and name the capital city and of course I was aware that it’s home to Mount Everest, but for the most part, I showed up with a pair of hiking shoes and a blank page to fill with
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Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, but who thinks of cities when they plan a trip to Nepal? I didn’t. I was more interested in trekking, mountain scenery, and outdoor activities. But with time at my disposal, I found plenty of things to do in Kathmandu — and I’m glad I was able to get
Madrid is built for foodies. The whole city loves to eat, and if you’re visiting, you’re bound to fall into the same category. As the gastronomic center of Spain, you’ll consume far too many calories during your visit. Before you start worrying about your diet, remember you’re on vacation and Madrid is the perfect place to
Stockholm stumped me. Stockholm is Europe’s prettiest city. With historic Scandinavian architecture on one side and water and islands on the other, it doesn’t matter where you look. There are parks and other green spaces, plus fountains, squares, cobblestone streets, and gold-numbered clocks. I love clocks, a tribute to the days before cell phones. A city
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Tazo® Tea. All opinions are 100% mine. * * * Ever since I first saw a photo of Bruce Peninsula National Park, I knew I had to go. Some of the world’s clearest, bluest waters butt up against dramatic cliffs. When the
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In Venice, I made Carnival masks. In Laos, I wove my own scarf. In England, I tried spray painting a canvas. You know what all those projects had in common? They ended up in the trash. I’m ashamed to admit it — that’s so wasteful — but none of those art projects ever made it
Not far from Skellefteå, there’s a small village called Svansele where the moose outnumber people three to one. It’s acre after acre of forest, mostly pine and birch, with a river winding through it. In this remote part of northern Sweden, there’s a wilderness camp I can’t get out my head. The draw is twofold:
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It’s really disheartening when you start to research a trip and realize that there isn’t much information. TripAdvisor only has a handful of listings of things to do in Skelleftea Sweden and most of them don’t have a review. Lonely Planet had even less to read and didn’t exactly inspire a trip. Maybe going to this
I’ve never been the type of person to comprehend things without feeling or touching them in some way, so even though I learned about communism years ago, I didn’t know what it was really like to live through it. The solution? SightDOING and a Krakow communism tour. I laughed a little when our Trabant pulled up to
