After opening to tourism only five years prior, I was eager to explore Myanmar’s corners—at least the ones I was allowed to see. Through an assortment of quirky encounters, I discovered that its people are the beating heart of this stunning and complicated country, one still struggling with a troubled past and its current reality.
Read MoreBetween navigating its bustling streets, learning its tumultuous history and tasting all its delicious food, there is always something to do in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia.
Read MoreIf there were ever a place made for exploring by van, Iceland is it. Here, driving from place to place is equally as enjoyable as the destinations themselves, and I can personally confirm that there are no bad views nor such thing as a stop not worth it.
Read MoreThe Inca Trail may be Peru’s most popular trek, but the Salkantay trail offers equally epic landscapes with a fraction of the crowds. Exploring it (even if we didn’t know where we were…) was an absolute treat.
Read MoreWhile it’s known for its world-class beaches, Costa Rica also offers volcanoes, thick jungle and mountainous terrain. A recent stint in the latter blew me away - quite literally.
Read MoreA well-spent weekend in Bocas del Toro confirmed that it has the most perfect beaches that are ridiculously beautiful in every single possible way.
Read MorePuerto Viejo, a laid back town on the border of Costa Rica and Panama, hits checks all the best beach boxes: white sand, warm sun, startlingly blue water, palm trees and, of course, cheap beer and good company.
Read MoreTypically outshone by its more popular neighbors, Prague is a city that flies under the radar. While its name is ever-changing, one thing is for certain: it is an absolute gem.
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