We survived our second sleeper train of the trip and arrived in Vientiane, the capital of Laos early Saturday morning. Crossing the Border from Bangkok to Vientiane Our experience was a little different than other...
Read More →There were a lot of unknowns when we left three months ago, including our condo not being rented. However, in mid-April, we were able to lease our condo to two young professionals in Minneapolis. Leaving...
Read More →I’ve wakeboarded behind a boat before, but I had never heard of a cable ski system until today. My only preparation for trying this was a few YouTube videos and some stretching. Arriving at the man-made lake...
Read More →Here we are in Thailand, and instead of exploring temples and street food, we’ve spent 6 hours flight hacking (check out Dan’s guide, if you’re curious on his method). The result is a slightly updated...
Read More →We’ve headed north from Bangkok to the city of Kanchanaburi, Bangkok’s most popular day-trip city. We are only going to stop here briefly to do some sight-seeing before heading further west to see what remains...
Read More →This is part one of a two-part series on our fellow traveler Justin’s visit to Cuba. Click here for part two. In 2009, few Americans could visit the island of Cuba and get away with...
Read More →We did very little research before coming to Bangkok. I’d like to say it’s because we like to travel spontaneously and live in the moment, but mostly we just had less downtime (with good wifi)...
Read More →Read about all of our adventures in Australia here: This World Rocks in Australia...
Read More →We planned on only three days in Singapore because of everything we read about how expensive the city is, but when we got there, we found that it doesn’t have to be. The most expensive...
Read More →When visiting an island in Southeast Asia or the South Pacific, there is a very good chance that the island you’re on was occupied by either Japan or the United States in the early 1940’s,...
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