Adventure Travel Blog
A mini guide to the Singapore Hawker Centers where you can experience local and foreign cuisines on the cheap.
“Don’t worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia”.
The Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras is an outstanding example of an evolved, living cultural landscape that can be traced as far back as two millennium ago in the pre-colonial Philippines. Check out our gallery to experience its beauty!
This post is dedicated to all beer lovers. We asked certain travel bloggers to share their beer experience with us and we came up with 14 different lager recommendations so get yourself ready for a journey around world in search of great aroma and best taste of local beers!
How much does it cost to live in Chang Mai as an expat? Can you make it for less than $25 a day? Let’s find out!
Life seems to be much better on the beach, right? Today’s post is all the palm trees, coconuts, golden sand and crystal clear sky. We are taking you to Alona beach, a small stretch of tropical paradise on Panglao Island, Bohol in the Philippines.
Matt, a fellow traveller, is sharing with us a story about getting lost in Korea and lessons he has learnt from this experience.
Top 5 budget travel tips on how to travel Central America with only $25 in your pocket.
Florida is one of the America’s top travel destinations, where people can find all kinds of entertainment and relax on countless beautiful beaches. Let’s see what you can do here with totally empty pockets!
Our stay in the Philippines has just come to an end. Now it’s time to sum up our visit by saying what we liked and disliked.
Leuven is a real university city, a great plus about that is that a lot of ‘recreational’ businesses keep their prices decent to be affordable for those students.You can easily have a great day visiting Leuven without spending more than €25 per person and here’s how.
Buenos Aires is a great place to start your backpacking trip on a budget. As most of the main attractions of the city are free, the money you spend will be almost only on food, accommodation and possibly on public transport.