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Flying in a waterplane over the Maldives Flying a waterplane over the Maldives, a dream come true or just a means of transportation? In any way, it is a unique experience! Ascending from the water is a great adventure. Even though there are waves, the departure isn’t really that bumpy. Touchdown however, can be quite bumpy, […]
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A video Log of Snorkeling in tropical and undiscovered Myanmar (Burma) Myanmar: the new Thailand. So much undiscovered beauty! Talk about off of the beaten track. One of the undiscovered Pearls in Myanmar are the islands in the far South of the country. We made a short snorkeling video just to give you an impression […]
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15 basic travel tips for a smooth and safe journey Can’t wait to sip that Mai Thai on a white beach?! Great! But before you take off into the sunset, there are certain things that could be very useful to think about in advance. 1. Prepare for arrival (VISA) Find out whether you need a […]
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HOW TO: Safe money while traveling Do you also want to see the sun rise early in the morning? Find your true self? And maybe meet other travelers to create life long memories? And are you also just a little short on cash? Than this Travel Log is one to read for you! Traveling on […]
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Cruise the word. Cruising. Only for the rich and old? Nope, not by a long shot. Ok, backpackers and low budget travelers will probably not book a suite on a cruise, however, for the: “in between office hours” travelers, a cruise may not be such a bad idea.. We were intending to drive from Miami to […]
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Make your way to Boracay, the Philippines Boracay, a true paradise. Looking for white sand beaches, turquoise water, sun and an active night-life? Then Boracay is the place to be. Boracay is a small island locaties 196 Miles/315 kilometer from Manila (the Philippines capitol). Bulabog beach Boracay has several perfect beaches suitable for different kinds […]
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Warning – Explicit material. The Choeung Ek region, also known as: “the killing fields” is a mass grave area where the remains of the victims of the Cambodian genocide lie. Under Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge communist regime, from 1975 to 1978, 1,7 million Cambodians lost their lives. Prisoners of the S-21 prison were brought to […]
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This is a difficult topic, especially for woman. India is changing in the sense that the newer generation is adapting more to the western style of clothing, while the older generation still sticks to traditional clothing like the Sari. As a thumb-rule, one can typically say that in the big cities, jeans and a t-shirt […]
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Scary restaurant signs The restaurant business is tough sometimes! These business owners took matters in their own hands.. 1. Fancy a dip? Thieves will end up in the Mekong river, no questions asked (but please, do come inside for a drink!) 2. This owner woke up one day and just had enough.. Why can’t everyone […]
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Bangkok rooftop bar’s. There are so many! We have made a selection of the best rooftop bars and mentioned the key-aspects of each rooftop bar. That way, it is more easy to choose which rooftop bar you would like to go to: quiet and dinner, busy, noisy and cocktails or anything in between. We do […]
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Exploring Koh Tao Koh Tao is known as the divers island. One of the most quiet islands of the group. Still the island accommodates many tourists, so do not expect a Robinson-like experience. The island has several beach-front restaurants and bars, and in the evening you can take a stroll through the small streets near […]
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Bagan, Myanmar. The Bagan heritage site has three main areas: Nuang-U (North Bagan), Old Bagan (old center Bagan), and New Bagan (South Bagan). Each area has its own charm. Most temples and pagoda’s are situated around Old Bagan. What is better than renting an E-bike and drive through the Bagan heritage site, on your own […]
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Fort Agra, India One of the sightseeing spots near the Taj Mahal. The fort is a quite extensive complex, originally built by the grandfather of the emperor Shah Jahan. The emperor demolished a section in order to rebuilt many chambers, squares and halls using white building stones. The difference in architecture and style is noticeable. […]
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