Thanks to Rachel at Explore-Earth Travel Blog for today’s post on her favorite things to do in Singapore and Malaysia. If you’re interested in guest posting, check out our submission guidelines. I have found Asian countries have so much to offer to the world for people of all interests and tastes – but many western [...]
Tomb of Tu Doc, a man with 100 women

The Tomb of Tu Doc, a 19th century Vietnamese emperor, is pretty indicative of his “living the good life” lifestyle. His tomb, outside of the city of Hue, is elaborate – with expansive hunting grounds, a fishing pond and even a spot for his concubines to relax over the lake. That’s right- according to history, [...]
What They Don’t Tell You About Horseback Riding in Mongolia

Jared and I sat on the couch in Ulaanbatar’s Khongor Guesthouse, flipping through their book of tour options. “Ooh, this one,” I said. “Central Mongolia two: Kharkhorin, Orkhon Waterfall, eight lakes and Mongol sand dunes with nomad family.” He leaned over my shoulder to read the details. “Lauren, that’s five days on horses.” “Uh, I [...]






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