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The Lost City Trek in Colombia is around 500 years older than Machu Picchu, steeped in culture, and is still relatively untouched by the effects of tourism. The reason for this is simple; Colombia was an incredibly dangerous place for many years, especially in the jungles of the Sierra Nevada. The Lost City or “Teyuna” is now the archaeological remains …
Banff National Park is one of the most scenic, natural places in the world. Between the stunning, bright blue lakes and the towering, snow capped mountain peaks, Banff National Park is a nature lover’s paradise. This three day itinerary is for the active adventurers who want to hike, kayak, and stand up paddleboard. Feel free to mix or match activities, …
The most disorienting aspect of travel, especially when visiting foreign countries is the language barrier that exists when you don’t know the local language. Traffic signs, menus, and food in the grocery store is all a cause for confusion, not to mention when you ask someone for help who doesn’t happen to speak your native language. Learning a second language can help mitigate these circumstances.
How to Decide Which Lisbon Neighborhoods to Explore Lisbon is an eclectic city with an incredibly rich culture and a very dynamic history. It is comprised on a series of neighborhoods, all of which are unique in their own ways and together tell the story of Lisbon. With so many neighborhoods to choose from, it’s difficult to prioritize which Lisbon …
Best Places to Eat Bristol Rhode Island Bristol, Rhode Island is a beautifully quaint town set between the Mount Hope and Narragansett bays. This waterside town exudes charm and welcomes visitors year round, especially around the Fourth of July; Bristol has the longest running Fourth of July parade in the country. There are countless restaurants in Bristol, each with their …
Why Listen to Travel Podcasts? Podcasts allow you to listen to new, useful information while you’re doing tasks where you otherwise wouldn’t be productive. This includes a wide range of activities: during your morning commute, while you’re in the shower, or even while you’re at your desk working. It’s engaging, and often incredibly useful content that doesn’t require the entirety …