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If you’re wondering whether visiting Rovaniemi in March will still give you the classic winter experience, I’m here to answer with a pretty strong yes — only that there are a few things you ought to keep in mind. From my experience, March is a bit of a transitional month in the Arctic. The region…
Many people wonder whether you should take a Ninh Binh day trip from Hanoi, or if Ninh Binh itself is worth a few days of exploration and it should be used as a base on a larger trip through Vietnam. My answer is that it’s all about timing. Yes, you absolutely can see the highlights…
I’ve been to Bali several times — so many that, somewhere along the way, I’ve actually lost track of the sheer number of times I’ve been. And honestly, slowly and slowly, the island has started to lose its charm for me. Especially in South Bali, as well as Ubud, there’s little magic left to be…
The two-for-one sight that combines both Lying Dragon Mountain (Ngoa Long) and Mua Cave (Hang Mua in Vietnamese) is a must-visit for any visitor to Ninh Binh, whether you’re staying in the region for a few days or you’re just visiting as a day trip. Personally, I had limited time in Hanoi (and a schedule…
Of all Bulgaria’s top tourist attractions, Rila Monastery figures highly on that list. And yes, it’s absolutely worth the hype. In fact, it actually may not be hyped enough, in my opinion. Tucked into the piney Rila Mountains, its Eastern Orthodox architecture stands out against the nature it’s hiding in: classic striped arches, jewel-toned frescoes,…
If you’re landing at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi, you’re actually quite a ways out of the city and you’ll need to make your way there. Most hotels are about 25-30 kilometers away from the airport. Taxis, buses, and private transfers are all your standard options, but in-the-know travelers in Southeast Asia often find…
People go to Vietnam for many reasons: the food, the landscapes, the intriguing history, and the enduring culture. But for me, I have to confess, one of the main reasons I keep returning to Vietnam is for its coffee. I have spent nearly every trip to Vietnam absolutely blitzed out of my mind on caffeine…
Trang An is one of those places you see and immediately imagine yourself there amongst the quiet, glassy water, jungle-covered karsts, all with a misty, otherworldy feel to the atmosphere. And in a way, yes, Trang An is just like it’s photographed. But with that beauty comes its popularity, and therefore, you won’t be alone….
A story of sunsets, camels, and sexual perverts in the Sahara Desert.
