The New Normal
It’s said that it takes a month to make something a normal part of your routine, but in the case … Continue reading The New Normal
It’s said that it takes a month to make something a normal part of your routine, but in the case … Continue reading The New Normal
We knew that we needed a visa to enter Kenya, so I figured that I would make it easy and … Continue reading Quick Tip: Don’t bother with a Kenya e-Visa
We arrived in Istanbul this morning after leaving our hotel in Nairobi at 2 a.m. It seems that every flight … Continue reading Leaving Africa is a relief
The photo above: Our friends in Kenya—Goerge, Jacqueline and their family. “No Problem.” I really began to hate those two … Continue reading The Worst Airline in the World!
Updated with lots of new photos We decided to do a self-drive safari of Tanzania after I read all the reviews and … Continue reading Our Tanzania Self-drive Safari
Our self-drive safari was an incredibly unique and rewarding experience, though a bit frightening at times and not without a … Continue reading Should I Do a Self-drive Safari?
Neither Sheri nor I have been to India. We heard so much about it that we felt it deserved more … Continue reading Exploring Northern India: Delhi
The photo above: left center is Namche Bazaar, and the peak with the curved top in the distance (just upper … Continue reading Trekking in the Nepali Himalayas
Initially, I wasn’t going to write about our trekking experience in Nepal. I wasn’t happy about many aspects of our … Continue reading A Warning to Trekkers
The writer explores the frustrations of travel in Asia, highlighting issues with accommodations, infrastructure, and hygiene standards. Despite the challenges, they value the immersive experience of understanding diverse cultures. They emphasize the importance of engaging with locals to gain a deeper appreciation for their own lives and the world at large. Continue reading First World Problems in the Third World