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Karma Norbu, a healthcare professional based in Bhutan, gives us a sneak-peek into the daily life of the Bhutanese people. What’s typical food in a Bhutanese household like? Most people in Bhutan usually start their day by having porridge for breakfast. Some prefer to eat rice though, along with vegetables…
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Your travel experience is only as good as your attitude. Even the most stunning landscapes and amazing retreats cannot make you happy if you tie yourself up in knots, worrying about trying out new things and venturing into unknown territories. Wouldn’t you want to look keenly forward to your next road trip…
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Looking for a book to enjoy on your next long-haul flight (whenever that is), or curl up with while you drift off dreaming of places faraway? We recommend The Devil in Us . Penned by celebrated writer Monica Bhide, this page-turner grips you from the word go. Each story is…
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Every year, at the beginning of fall, travellers in Switzerland can witness a fascinating live tradition called Alpabzug also known as the Alpine Cow Descent. The people of Switzerland are known to love their cows and pride upon them as they form an irreplaceable part of the Swiss culture and…
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If you want to travel and you’re already making plans for the next time you get the chance to, one option you should consider is a road trip. It allows you the freedom to shape your travel experience in the way you really want to, and it can be a…
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These days, we’re going over our travel album and feeling all nostalgic. Here’s one place that popped up in our memory—we think it would make a great idea for your next trip! Guérande is located on the Atlantic side of France. More specifically, it’s called the Loire-Atlantique region. The town…
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The Seven Magic Mountains are a large-scale public art installation by world-renowned Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone. Located on a busy road between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, the colourful rock columns are between 30-35 feet high. They combine the natural – the desert backdrop – and the artificial – the…
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Meet Johnny, an Irish guy who left home 10 years ago with no money but with a dream to live a better life. He taught English in Asia, traveled a lot, ran out of money. Figured there was more. So he started his blog, started ‘working’ as he traveled, made…
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Named in celebration of Cuba’s independence, Cuba Libre is a stunning, superb cocktail composed of two fond favourites— rum and coca cola. Now jog your memory and tell us: when did Cuba gain freedom, and from whom? Here’s how you make it: Lemon juice Lots of ice 1 part rum…
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A wine secret you should know One of the biggest fallacies is that a glass of cheap wine is of low quality. But price does not necessarily denote it is of poor quality – there is a lack of correlation between the price and perceived quality of a wine. Some…
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