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Exploring Railay, Thailand: A Hidden Oasis Accessible Only by Boat
Railay, Thailand, located in the Krabi Province of Thailand is a true tropical paradise that captivates anyone that can manage to get there. Nestled between towering limestone cliffs and featuring gorgeous beaches, hidden lagoons, and fun caves to explore, it is a breathtaking escape to have. Whether you’re a rock climbing enthusiast, a romantic couple seeking tranquility, a family looking for adventure, or a budget-conscious traveler craving community, Railay has something for everyone. Get ready to plan your a 3 day 2 night trip to Railay, Thailand: How To Get There What To Know About Railay Where To Stay In Every Area Of Railay Phra Nang West Railay East Railay…
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Did you know you can take a ferry from Busan to Fukuoka?
If you didn’t, or maybe if you did but want more information, you’ve come to the right place to learn about taking the ferry from Busan, Korea to Fukuoka, Japan. Fukuoka makes for a fantastic long weekend spot in Japan and getting there by ferry can make it feel quite adventurous. It’s budget friendly, fairly quick, and fun. Korea and Japan are closer than you might think and if you’re traveling through Korea but want to head on to Japan, it might be more convenient to hop onto a ferry from Busan and less expensive than a flight in low season. Get ready to learn all about traveling to Fukuoka…
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What To Know To Visit Nashville’s Parthenon With Kids
If you’re planning a trip to Nashville, Tennessee, chances are you’ve come across the Parthenon. Is it worth it? Is the Nashville Parthenon similar to the Greek Parthenon? What’s the point? Is the Nashville Parthenon good to see with kids? If you’ve got questions bouncing through your brain, you’re not alone. To be fair though, I grew up in Ohio where my mother went to university inOxford and I went to university in Athens. I have family that lives in Dublin and have driven through Troy. It shouldn’t be surprising to me that not only do we have European cities that dot the US map but we also have European…
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A Three Day Itinerary For Fukuoka, Japan
Looking to go to Fukuoka, Japan for a long weekend? Just you wait for all of these amazing sights and tastes! Fukuoka is a popular weekend getaway from South Korea and the surrounding countries. For foreigners working in Korea, Fukuoka has the closest Korean Embassy should they need to do a visa run and you can even travel to Fukuoka via ferry from Busan easily. But, it’s not just for visa runs. Fukuoka, Japan has a lot of great things to see and delicious food to eat. With three days being a normal turn around rate for a visa, here is how to spend three days in Fukuoka, Japan. Your…
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What To Do For 5 Days In Kathmandu, Nepal
Nepal is one of those countries that if I had the chance and the time to go again, I would without question. Not every place that I have been gains that distinction, but there was just something about Nepal and the people there. Sandwiched between India and China, Nepal has intrigued me since I was a child for one reason or another and this trip was definitely unforgettable… for a number of reasons. Whether you’re lured by the adventure to hike the Himalayan Peaks, or to learn about an ancient culture, this is the country that is a must visit and it will blow you away. Spend at least five…
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Things To Do In Pokhara, Nepal
Known as the gateway to the Annapurna Circuit, Pokhara, Nepal is a beautiful laid back area with completely different vibes from Kathmandu where many travelers come from, where we had just come from. Whether you’re looking to start an epic trekking adventure into the Annapurna mountain range or want to unwind and relax, Pokhara is the place to do that. You can find thrills and chill in one place and if you’re backpacking through Nepal, chances are you’ll end up in Pokhara at some point. Looking for things to do in Pokhara, you’ve come to the right place: (This page contains affiliate links. That means if you click on them…
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New York City: A Three Day Itinerary For The First Time Visitor
Visiting New York City for the first time? You probably have plenty of questions. How long is a New York City block? Can I walk from Central Park to the Empire State Building? Is riding the subway in NYC a necessity if we’re just staying in Manhattan? These questions abound when many people start planning a trip to New York City. Just so you know, Manhattan is known as a walking town. If you want to see the highlights of NYC, you can see most of them by walking this way and that. You don’t even have to ride the New York City subway… unless you want to. Looking to…
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Windmills Near Amsterdam: Visit Zaanse Schans With Kids
For anyone traveling to the Netherlands (probably landing in Amsterdam), I think one of the top five questions involves where to see windmills near Amsterdam along with where to see tulips, clogs, and eat cheese. And anyone that does search is in luck, because there is a beautiful traditional Dutch village with windmills just north of the city. If you’re traveling to Holland, maybe with kids, you need to go to Zaanse Schans to see beautiful windmills in the Netherlands. Take a daytrip from Amsterdam to Zaandam and enjoy the time in the countryside. It’s a great thing to do with kids in the Netherlands to learn about the history…
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Where To Find Street Art and Murals in Dayton, Ohio
Every summer on our return home to Dayton, Ohio, I am always stunned by how colorful the downtown area has become. There are so many great things to do in Dayton, Ohio. And one of those things is finding the great street art in Dayton, Ohio. It has been so fun to see all of the new murals in the area. One of my favorite things to do is to create scavenger hunts when we travel places. It’s a great motivator for our little lady when she is on the hunt for something and can check things off. I highly suggest taking a trip around Dayton, Ohio and perhaps use…
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Bali With Kids: A Family Friendly 1 Week Itinerary
Bali, Indonesia always struck me as a place for couples and solo travelers but probably because that’s who I knew when I first heard about Bali. It was always on our list to visit someday but that day didn’t come until we were past the doting couple and had become doting parents. As good a time as any though. Bali is very family friendly. From beaches to rice terraces, delicious food, and monkeys, there’s so many things to do in Bali and a lot that kids would enjoy too. We took a trip to Bali with my mother so it was a multi-generational adventure that met the needs of the…
