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August 19, 2016

A Beginner’s Guide To Nepal

Nepal is one of those places I long imagined myself going to, but never really thought I would make it to. Thankfully, I managed to prove myself wrong and experience the country for myself. The Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal is not only home to some of the most incredible natural wonder on

Destination Guides,  Nepal Beginner's Guide

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August 15, 2016

Photo Gallery: The Magical Island Of Taiwan

If you happen to be planning a trip to Asia and you haven't already made Taiwan a part of your itinerary, then you need to rethink your travel plans immediately. Taiwan is not just some random island that has some beef with China - to a lot of people it IS China (but that's something we won't get

Photo Gallery,  Taiwan Cities,  Kaohsiung,  Taipei

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July 18, 2016

What Is Food Like In The Himalaya?

The Himalaya may be remote, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a huge variety of meals whilst trekking through the highest mountains on Earth. So long as those meals consist of a grain, vegetables, and (thankfully) cheese. Although meat is widely available, as I've mentioned before, I

Everest Base Camp,  Nepal,  Three Passes Trek Food,  Hiker Food,  Himalaya

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June 27, 2016

Everest Base Camp Day 13: Namche Bazaar to Lukla

Starting elevation: 11,290 ft / 3,440 m Ending elevation: 9,100 ft / 2,800 m Elevation change: -2,190 ft / -640 m m Starting oxygen: 67% of sea level Ending oxygen: 73% of sea level Distance covered: 11.12 mi / 17.9 km Time hiked: 6h 15m Today begins what will be the last day of my first

Everest Base Camp,  Nepal Himalaya,  Lukla,  Namche Bazaar

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June 20, 2016

Japan’s Most Dangerous Hike: The Okuhotakadake – Nishihotakadake Traverse

The most dangerous thing you will encounter on most hikes in Japan is probably dehydration or perhaps one of the giant Japanese hornets if you're unlucky enough to catch one on bad day. However, the number one killer of hikers and people in the outdoors is not bears, snakes, ax-murderers, or even

Japan,  Japan,  Japan Hikes Kita Alps,  Strenuous Hikes

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June 13, 2016

A Beginner’s Guide To Taiwan

Taiwan, or the Republic of China (not to be confused with the People's Republic of China aka mainland China), is a small island nation in East Asia. It's one of the more densely populated countries in the world, but outside the major cities, there's a surprising amount of natural space to be

Destination Guides,  Taiwan Beginner's Guide

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May 30, 2016

Japanese Middle Schoolers Do English

During my time teaching in Japan, I have managed to learn a lot about my the English language. My students here are fond of using and combining letters in ways that would have never crossed my mind as a native speaker. Unfortunately, due to the way English classes function here in Fukui (and

Japan,  JET English Teaching,  Language,  School,  Work

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May 9, 2016

The World’s Highest Bungee Jump

Here's some trivia for you: did you know that the world's highest bungee jump is in Macau? What's that? Where's Macau? Do you know where Hong Kong is? No, "somewhere in China" is not an acceptable answer to this question. Although Macau is likely always described in the context of its more

Macau Bucket List,  Story,  Travel Videos

April 4, 2016

Missing A Flight (And Getting A Free One)

My flight out of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport leaves at 13:55. I arrange through my hostel for a van pick me up at 11:00 since it will apparently take upwards of an hour to reach the terminal. This gives me plenty of time to wake up early, check out some sites, eat some food, and relax as I

Thailand,  Travel Tales Airports,  Solo Travel

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