If you’re heading into the Khao Sok / Cheow Lan Lake region and want something that feels immersive without blowing your budget, Cheiwlan Camp Resort hits a sweet spot that’s honestly hard to beat.
There are days while I’m traveling that feel like I’m just ticking items off a checklist. But then there are days that are like a story — you never planned to write. Some places feel like destinations. Others feel like they’ve been waiting for you. On a quiet, cold January morning in 2023, it felt timeless and ethereal to be standing in front of such a place — Mont Saint-Michel.
Backpacks vs suitcases—find out which luggage is best for your next trip with this honest, opinionated travel guide.
If Kyoto isn’t on your bucket list yet…this is your sign.
Kyoto during cherry blossom season is unmatched! Soft pink petals drift through ancient temples, lantern-lit streets glow at night, and every corner feels like a postcard come to life. Spring is the most beautiful time to visit Kyoto, and this mini guide highlights the must-see spots to help you experience the best of cherry blossom season in Japan.
Planning a trip to Italy and don’t know where to start?
Here’s exactly how we structured our trip with stops, dates, and what we loved most about each place and what we’d do again.
I feel that it's the perfect - sampler if you will - a mix of iconic cities, slow mornings, smooth train rides, and spontaneous day trips that were highlights of our journey.
Planning a trip to Barcelona? Art, food, beaches, and just the right amount of chaos—Barcelona has it all. This guide helps you navigate the city like a seasoned traveler, with must-see sights, local food tips, and practical advice to make your trip effortless.
If Spain had a love language, it would be food. I discovered this in 2013, when I took my first steps outside the United States (Mexico doesn’t count, right?) and landed in Madrid, Spain. I dove straight into Spanish culture thanks to a girl named Kelly, a local to Madrid.
London is more than a capital—it’s a layered storybook of monarchs, markets, music, and magic. It’s basically a living museum; a crossroads of culture, cuisine, and centuries-old stories that offers something for every kind of traveler. I’ve been fortunate enough to wander down the cobbled charm of centuries-old streets and embrace the soul of this iconic city several times and each time is always a unique experience! Whether it’s your first visit or your tenth, there’s always something new to discover! Here are the top 5 things to do in London that blend classic must-sees that capture a global trendsetter. 1. Wander Through History at the Tower of London Best for: History lovers, first-timers If you’re a history nerd (like me), then you’ll appreciate the Tower of London. Step inside a fortress, palace, and prison all in one—the Tower of London is where British history comes alive in all its grisly, glittering glory. Walk along ancient stone walls, hear tales of royal betrayal from costumed Yeoman Warders, and stand in awe before the Crown Jewels, which sparkle under heavy guard. Time it right, and you might catch the centuries-old Ceremony of the Keys, a nightly tradition that’s pure British pageantry. The Tower of London isn’t just a landmark—it’s where kings and queens walked, secrets were kept, and jewels are still kept under lock and key. Local Tip: Visit early in the morning to beat the crowds and truly soak in the atmosphere. Highlights: 2. Catch the View from the London Eye Best for: Couples, photographers, families Sure, it’s touristy—but the London Eye earns its fame. This modern marvel offers one of the best views of London. Each capsule provides sweeping panoramic views across the cityscape. Soaring 443 feet above the Thames, this massive observation wheel offers a breathtaking 360-degree view […]
If you’re dreaming of a serene escape with stunning views, world-class service, and that perfect mix of modern design and island soul, look no further than the Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa. Nestled in the hills of Bali’s southern peninsula, this luxury hotel gave us the peaceful getaway we were looking for after 1 month of backpacking through Southeast Asia.
Ahh Paris, the City of Light. During my first visit, I wondered why it gained the name. It wasn't really a city with a tremendous amount of bright lights - not like Las Vegas...but, while I was hanging out with one of the locals, I learned that it earned the name...
