Unlike any other beach town of Nayarit, Mexico; Sayulita just hits different. Once a small fishing village, this colorful Pueblo Magico has evolved into a boho surf town full of carefree vibes. Though it’s now on traveler’s radars, Sayulita has maintained all of its charm and authenticity without losing any of its genuine spirit. The…
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5 Reasons Mérida, Mexico Is A Great Digital Nomad Destination
Welcome, to Mérida, Mexico. The largest city of the Yucatan peninsula and the capital of the Yucatan State. A colonial city founded in 1542, Mérida’s economy is growing at three times the rate of the national average and shows no signs of stopping. The White City is finally gaining the notoriety it deserves. This capital…
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Swimming with the Sea Turtles of Gili T
Welcome to the Indonesian Gili Islands. Gili Meno, Gili Air, and Gili Trawangan. Found off the northwest coast of Lombok, each of the Gili Islands has a distinctly different vibe catering to every type of traveler. The most relaxing of the three, Gili Meno is found between Air and Trawangan. Less developed, it offers untouched…
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The Best Ways to Experience the Unique Countryside of Phong Nha, Vietnam
If you’re seeking a destination off the beaten path in Vietnam, Phong Nha has got you covered. It’s one of those places where you only anticipate passing through and end up throwing your travel plans out the window. Situated in Quang Binh’s central province, Phong Nha is usually left off of most Vietnam travel itineraries….
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Is the Sunrise at Angkor Wat Worth it?
The temple complex of Angkor Wat has become a symbol synonymous with Cambodia. If you’re traveling to Cambodia, Angkor Wat is presumably the reason why, and more than 50% of international tourists visit the country each year to explore the ancient ruins! From the Bro’s perspective, curbing your expectations can greatly enhance your experience when…
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How I Crashed the Van in New Zealand
3 weeks of living in a van, it was starting to feel like home. The day started with one of those mornings that van life is made of. Sunshine peeking through the condensated windows, birds chirping amongst the fresh New Zealand air, and a campsite all to ourselves. We were posted up outside of Westland…
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How Much Money Can You Make on Cambly?
Ever wondered how you might be able to earn some easy money while traveling? Maybe you’re trying to generate an extra source of income? Maybe you’re looking to get started teaching English as a second language but don’t know where to begin. The bros were all of the above not too long ago. Then we…
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10 Epic Stops to Hit Up When Road Tripping New Zealand’s South Island
What can we say that hasn’t already been said about New Zealand? Lush nature and diverse scenery are found around every turn. The country is a mecca for adventure travel and driving around the island is a rite of passage for most travelers. Kiwis are some of the friendliest people you’ll meet and visiting the…
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Arriving in Bali on Nyepi
After three months of incredible experiences in Vietnam, our visas had come to an end. On a year-long journey of what seemed to be never-ending highlights, our time spent in Vietnam was special and would certainly stand out. But in travel, as in life, all good things must come to an end. The show must…
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Surviving Death Road in Bolivia
Western Bolivia’s North Yungas Road was dubbed the “Death Road,” after consistently claiming a top spot on lists of the world’s most dangerous highways. Connecting La Paz to the low-lying region of Yungas, the road traverses through the mighty Cordillera Oriental mountain chain. Linking the Bolivian Capital to the Amazonian rainforest, it was cut in…
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What to Expect Hiking Peru’s Rainbow Mountain
You’ve seen the photo. A strikingly beautiful palette of colors is presented atop one of the summits on the Ausangate trek. A peak that rewards hikers with views for miles at its crown, stretching over the vast sierras of the majestic Andes. Know as Vinicunca, Winikunka, Montaña de Siete Colores, Montaña de Colores, or simply,…
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23 Reasons To Stay In Hostels
In 1909, Richard Schirrmann, a German schoolteacher formed the idea of youth hostels, needing overnight accommodations for his students. He wanted them to see new things while having new experiences outside the classroom and felt that one learns best by observing. He pursued the dream until it came to fruition in 1912 and soon after…
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Hồ Thủy Tiên, Vietnam’s Abandoned Water Park in Huế
As travelers, it’s our nature to venture off the beaten path. To go against the grain of what’s been done before. We seek out places to spark our senses and relish in any chance we get to explore the unknown. When a place is abandoned, it makes it even more exciting. There’s something post-apocalyptic about…
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Traveling Around The World With A Skateboard
To Pack or Not to Pack The pre-trip pack. For some seasoned travelers, it’s performed like a sacred ritual, days in advance to ensure they’re prepared to survive any curveball travel throws their way. For others, it’s a last-ditch effort the night before attempting to have enough clean underwear to survive their holiday, only if…
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10 Experiences to Have in Bergen, Norway
Welcome to Bergen. Norway’s second-largest city and your ticket to the fjords of the Norwegian West Coast. The City of Seven Mountains is renowned for its rich history, stunning nature, and opportunity for adventure in its own backyard. In addition to being a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most important harbors in…
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Budapest on a Backpacker Budget
Visiting Budapest on a Backpacker Budget can be a breeze on any Euro-Trip. The capital of Hungary offers affordable accommodations, cheap food and drinks, a unique lively nightlife, and the greatest sites to see are absolutely free. With a vibe appealing to a younger crowd, Budapest is clean, safe, and not overcrowded with tourists. This…
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A Perfect Day in Chiang Rai
If you find yourself in Northern Thailand eager for a change of scenery that includes temples, culture, and dramatic mountain landscapes, look no further than spending a perfect day in Chiang Rai. Often overshadowed and just 3 hours northeast of (not to be confused with) Chiang Mai…Chiang Rai is the ideal place to take things…
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21 Awesome Things to do in Luang Prabang
If you’re traveling through Laos, there are a plethora of awesome things to do in Luang Prabang and we’re confident you won’t be disappointed in exploring this former Royal Capital City. If you take the slow boat from Thailand, the ancient city will be your first stop and is the country’s first UNESCO heritage site….
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Brussels on a Backpacker Budget
You can easily see Brussels on a backpacker budget and visiting Brussels should be on every backpacker’s must-see list. You’ll experience far more than just indulging in the finest beer, fries, waffles, and chocolate in the world. Belgium’s capital city is gaining a reputation as one of Europe’s can’t miss destinations, offering a small-town charm…
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The Chiang Mai Lantern Festival
The landscape of today’s digital age has a major influence on the way travelers make decisions and gone are the days where we could only read about a place leaving the rest to our imagination. Whether it’s choosing a location to vacation or adding to your bucket list, social media has changed the game, and…
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The Slow Boat to Laos
When the opportunity to take the slow boat to Laos had presented itself, we found ourselves ready to hop aboard. A theme we often hear in travel is “try something new”. Whether it’s food, culture or activities, you find yourself consistently in this mindset, applying it to all aspects of your journey. Anyone that has…
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10 Ways We Survived Oktoberfest
Thinking about going to Oktoberfest?! PROST! Oktoberfest is awesome and so are you! Strap in, it’s a wild ride and certainly lives up to the hype as one of the most legendary annual events around the world. Here are 10 Ways We Survived Oktoberfest with only a slight hangover. Our take on just a few…
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New Friends in New Places
Through my experiences after two months on the road, I quickly learned the people you encounter in the locations you visit will leave a lasting impression just as much as the destination itself. These new friends you meet can greatly enhance your time spent somewhere and will leave you with memories you won’t forget. Experiencing…
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Facing Hardship on the Road
Life on the road provides us with unrivaled adventures we can only experience by taking the leap to start our journey. But what will we miss from our familiar lives? Upon departing for a trip into the unknown we try to be conscious of the sacrifices we’ve made and the life moments back home that…
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A Full Moon Surprise
As the ferry pulls up along the shore of Koh Phangan, our thoughts were centered on the upcoming main event of our trip to Thailand, the Full Moon Party. After months of planning, research, and anticipation, it was only a couple of days away. We dropped off our packs at the guesthouse and began…
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