Yeah, it’s a shame the culture is like that, but I think it’s changing, last time I was living in the States, I went carless, just hopped out a bike, bused, and Marta’d around, and it was great. We’re moving […]

@Jennifer–thanks for the comment, and I agree, you know I don’t understand how Grey hound stays in business, they’re aweful. But I don’t really mind piling in on some old bus and barreling through Cambodia or […]

@jaboh21: Thanks for reading nate! I’m glad we shared almost the same experience. And that’s what I call adventure. Totally out of the blue trips and on the spot planning. maybe you could share to us your own […]

ha, that was pretty funny. Thanks for sharing, I really like those pictures too. I’ve wanted to go to Vietname for a long time, but haven’t yet. Did you mostly do tours there, did you do some independant […]

This is a great post, very interesting, We studied that in Anthropology too, but dang you got to go there, awesome. We got to check out the Etowah indian mounds, which rep the most advanced civ of the […]

I agree, I just can’t believe the bloody thing is real. I really thought it was just some kind of joke when I first heard about these things, but I have a friend that caught one in Korea. Freaks me out. hew!

This is so cool, I just had a similar experience, I did a road race at taroko gorge in taiwan, and made friends with the owners of the bed and breakfast I stayed at, we did the race together, and after they took […]

I’m with Elmer! Wahaha, that was hilarious, ha. As far as the bathrooms go, in china and some other places, I know what you mean. In mongolia we all got out of a bus, lined up and went, men and women alike, just […]

Interesting post. Over here in Taiwan there are sveral aboriginal groups that still used their own language and practice some of their traditional customs, Some traditions have disappeared, unfortunately, like […]