Adventure Travel Blog
Rethymno Youth Hostel in Crete, Greece vs. Bed Bunkers, Bali Indonesia. Which one would you go to?
Malaysia is not the cheapest place in Asia but it doesn’t mean you have to spend thousands. Most of all you will have big fun, full stomach and millions great memories.
Fukuoka is not on the radar of most tourists visiting Japan, but it should be. It is the biggest city in southern Japan and gives easy access to the beautiful nature of Kyushu. Let’s see what you can do, see and eat for less than $25 a day!
Tim of UrbanDuniya has recently successfully published his first Ebook called Pakistan Traveller. As we are highly recommending it to everyone, today’s post is to give your a brief insight of what Tim’s eBook is all about.
Let me show you around Da Lang, Dongguan where I have been living (on and off) for nearly 2 years.
Enter Taipei, one of Asia’s least sung city destinations and a place where you can stretch your dollar—and your belt buckle—further than you ever imagined. Even if you’re on a tight travel budget, all the pleasures of Taipei are within grasp.
SIN failed to meet my expectations, but there are some things I liked about this airport…
5 reasons we did not enjoy our short stay in Pagudpud – starting from the weather and finishing with unfriendly locals. We were certainly unlucky people!
Behind the façade of big shopping malls, multiplexes, rich people and their many fancies, there is a classic side of Delhi, which remains unruffled. Let’s see what 12 things you can do when visiting Delhi, India.
Although Dutch cuisine is delicious, I still miss certain dishes from China. Here is my list of top 10! such, Baozi, Jiaozi, Snake meat, Snails and the beer..
The Maldives and budget travel don’t usually go together, but it’s not impossible to see one of the world most stunning countries for less than $25 a day. The perfect coral reefs, incredible aquamarine waters, idyllic islands and surprising Indian Ocean culture are all more than enough reason to be among the select few who have journeyed to this country.
There are over 20,000 of different local temples in Bali. Not without a reason it is called by many the “Island of a Thousand Temples”. Here is top 5 you can’t miss based on our visit.