3 Days in Melbourne: Day 1
Melbourne is amazing — there’s a reason that it seems to be many people’s favorite Australian city (sorry, Sydney). Exploring all of the museums, gardens, markets, and fun and funky […]
Tag Archives: Walks
The Most Significant Lighthouse in Australia
It’s not the tallest lighthouse in Australia (that’s Cape Wickham). It’s not the oldest (that’s Iron Pot). It’s not the brightest (that’s Cape Byron). And it’s not the southernmost (that’s […]
A Delightful Day in Doha
Doha is a small enough city that you can see a lot of it in a single day. Here are some of the highlights if you’re looking for the best […]
2 Days in Mumbai
Mumbai is huge — nearly 21 million people living cheek-by-jowl in a sprawl of 603 square kilometers — so to explore it in only two days seems like madness. But […]
The 3 Charms of Les-Baux-de-Provence
Les-Baux-de-Provence has been crowned one of the most beautiful villages in France, and it’s easy to see why. Set atop a rocky spur in the foothills of the Chaîne des Alpilles […]
A Day Trip From Aix: Visiting Jouques
There’s nothing like stumbling on a charming small town, and Jouques definitely fits the bill. To be clear, there’s nothing particular to do in Jouques. There are no museums, the […]
7 Reasons to Visit Bad Kohlgrub
1) A Goldilocks Town With just 2,500 people, Bad Kohlgrub is not too big, not too small — for a visitor, it’s just right. It has one grocery store, one […]
A Sustainable Park: Tampines Eco Green
Singapore’s parks tend toward the highly manicured and perfectly sculpted. You’ll usually find crowded parking lots alongside plenty of concrete and potable water. But in the early 2000s, someone had […]
Walking in the Trees: The Southern Ridges
In Singapore, there’s rarely such a thing as a simple hike; instead, there are hike experiences. It’s hard to argue with the results, at least if you travel down to […]
6 Singapore Cemeteries
It’s not easy to find places to bury people in one of the densest countries in the world, but if you look, you can find wonderful old (and relatively new) […]
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