Adventure Travel Blog
Japan Rail Pass was the one thing without which our trip to Japan couldn’t be as great as it was. It’s a ticket that allows you to use all trains, buses, ferries, etc. run by JR Group in Japan.
In today’s post we are sharing our photography from one of the most fascinating places in Japan hoping that you will feel the special vibe of Kyoto through these pictures.
Burj Khalifa was designed to be the centerpiece of large-scale, mixed-use development and it is meant to represent oil-based economy of the city, which very quickly gained international recognition as one of the richest and developed places in the world…
Etramping has finally made it to Dubai – a glamorous city located in the United Arab Emirates. Let’s see our first snapshots of the entertainment capital of the Middle East.
China is an enormous country, full of beautiful and exciting cities, and above all difficult to navigate without a good planning. We’re asked for travel recommendations nearly every day, and so here’s eTramping’s list of top 3 cities to visit in China.
Songshan Lake is an extremely popular hangout for locals and visitors alike, especially during the summer heat. It’s a perfect tourist spot for cycling fun as it has quite a number of picturesque spots for rest.
Description of two most beautiful temples Katas Raj Temple and Lama Temple, recommended to visit by our favourite travel bloggers – Tim and Vanessa.
Our favourite treats and snakcs you can easily find in Macau. They are not only extremely tasty, but also affordable.
Traveling to Guilin soon? Great! In today’s post we’re sharing with you guys a neat, friendly and affordable hostel you can stay at when visiting one of the most magnificent places in China.
Hospitality, diverse landscape, food heaven, stunning ancient buildings – these are some of the things I fell in love with when visiting China for the first time.
Our main expenses when staying in Cebu – from accommodation to food and transport fees. Check out how affordable it could be to travel here!
We are trying to discuss the issue of tourist pricing, whether it is fair or not, why we get charged more and how it can affect our travels for a long run.