12 Terrific Things to do in Copenhagen in Two Days
We had two and a half days to explore Copenhagen, and the one thing we learned was that we wanted more! There’s a lot of things to do in Copenhagen, and we made sure to pack as much as we could…
Salar de Tara an Extraordinary Trip in the Atacama Desert
The Bolivian salt flats of Salar de Uyuni are touted as an absolute must-see in South America. But there is another spot in the Atacama Desert that rivals its beauty – Salar de Tara. It may seem strange then that during…
Tivoli Gardens – Copenhagen’s Enchanting Amusement Park and Pleasure Garden
At Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is the second oldest amusement park in the world. Located near the central station of Copenhagen and, as we found out, is a must-visit for anyone traveling to the city. We didn’t know much about Tivoli…
Norway in a Nutshell – Scenic Train Rides to Fantastic Fjords
Norway is famous for its fjords, there’s no doubt about it. But when you have limited time and funding, how do you choose where to go? The Norway in a Nutshell tour of the fjords offers a perfect way to…
6 Reasons why you should visit North East India
India is one of the world’s most exotic, fascinating and captivating travel destinations and while famous iconic sights like the Taj Mahal, forts and palaces of Rajasthan and backwaters of Kerala are popular sights very few travelers visit the remote, tribal lands of North East India.
Easter Island – Mysterious Statues in the Pacific Island
In the Southern Pacific Ocean, a remote volcanic island looms out of the sea with giant stone statues called Moai. The Easter Island Statues are as mysterious as they are famous. Located on the island of Rapa Nui (Aka Easter…
Experience the Hard Rock Hotel Panama Megapolis
We love rock n’ roll. If you read our about us page, you’ll know that Dave and I wanted to be rock stars. We moved to Vancouver to pursue our music careers. Alas, our dream didn’t come true, but we…
Why Can’t the World be More Like Scandinavia? Breaking Down What’s Good in the World
Last night I watched Michael Moore’s Where to Invade Next. I had avoided watching it for quite some time because I didn’t feel like getting angry and annoyed with the state of the world. Instead I was inspired by the world….
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