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Eating My First Pet In Ecuador

The body is sliced down the middle, opened like a thick book, on top of sizzling coals. Tiny hands, still with finger nails, reach into the air as if their last plea for help had gone completely unnoticed. Bright white teeth gleem out of mouths open in a scream and faces twist in agony. Apparently,…Read more...

Sagada, Philippines: Not Your Usual Tourist Destination

When traveling to the Philippines, one lesser-known but worthwhile destination to visit is Sagada. The well-preserved culture mixed with outdoor adventure offers something for everyone. Located 171 miles from Manila, the Philippines’ capital city, Sagada is nestled in a valley at the upper end of the Malitep tributary of the Chico River, between the main Cordillera…Read more...

Exploring The Culture Of Northern India Through Food

India. The first thing that comes to mind is culture and diversity. Not surprisingly, Indian food has both these ingredients. Famous for its warm spirit both in food and hospitality, the country features an array of exquisite dishes, especially in the north. The History Of Indian Cuisine In approximately 4500 B.C. the first cultivated staple,…Read more...

10 Bizarre Food Festivals Around The United States

While you’ll find no shortage of ethnic food festivals, craft beer shows and wine tasting events around the United States, sometimes it can be fun to do something a little out of the ordinary. For a bizarre yet delicious experience, attend these wacky food festivals around the country. Waikiki Spam JamWaikiki, Hawaii Who wouldn’t want…Read more...

Macau: China’s First And Last European Colony

Macau, one of only two special administrative regions of the People’s Republic of China, features a unique blend of architecture, culture, and heritage. If you’re traveling to China, you won’t want to miss this destination! Walking the streets, it will become immediately clear the region makes a lot of money off gambling; however, through the…Read more...

The Downside Of Travel: Family And Friends Who Don’t “Get It”

While I could go on forever about the benefits of travel and how it is a life-enriching experience, I’ve found one major downside to immersing yourself in this world: dealing with friends and family who don’t understand. Personally, this is something I deal with on a regular basis. It’s not that these people aren’t happy…Read more...
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