Link: The Gates of Hell in Turkmenistan
Currently my top pick for travel is to visit the gates of hell in Turkmenistan. Read more about it here.
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Howto: Packing Like a Pro for Long Term Travel
It is perhaps the most stressful part of preparation for new travelers: what to bring? And with good reason—efficient, thoughtful packing can make or break your trip and feeling well equipped is vital to keeping your stress level low throughout your travels. I can't count the number of people
Trip Report: San Pedro Prison Tour
Sunday, November 7th, 2010 La Paz, Bolivia — As instructed, we woke up early this morning so we could walk over to San Pedro prison by 8 am. Being a Sunday, things seemed a lot calmer in the streets and around the prison. The entrance to San Pedro prison is through
Link: Dual Citizenship FAQ
If you are looking to understand dual nationality with respect to United States law, this document is fantastic. Highly recommended for traveling. Good luck.
Howto: Create a Visited Countries Map
Do you want to create a map of all the countries you have visited, similar to this one below? It is easy, just use the visited countries tool.
Review: Puerto Sushi in Valparaíso, Chile
Valparaíso, Chile Puerto Sushi is swanky, well-priced and mouth wateringly delicious. In fact, it's the first Sushi bar I've found in South America with fresh fish, a proper menu and a understanding of what the authentic sushi experience requires--delicacy, detail, wine, and, above all, quality ingredients. Too often sushi in
The Hidden Costs of Budget Hostels
Sunday, November 14th, 2010 Mendoza, Argentina — I woke up this morning, after a long, hot, suffocating night, and decided I wanted to take a hot shower to start the day off right. A simple request I presumed for a respectable hostel in Mendoza. After finally getting the broken door to