Udaipur, India – An Unbelievable Oasis in Many Ways
Udaipur, India – Land of EnchantmentUdaipur, India (pronounced OO-Dye-poor) is a 16th Century city of 600,000 people located in southern Rajasthan in […]
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Pushkar, India – Land Of Camels and Nothing To Do, But Ride Them Of Course!
Cameltown – Pushkar, IndiaPushkar, India was a welcome retreat from Jaipur after we left Vrindravan and the Holi festivities. Let’s just say […]
Vrindavan, India – Holi Festival in the Hare Krishna of Holies
Vrindavan – Somewhat Unremarkable CityThe Holi Festival in Vrindavan, India, the city where Krishna (a Hindu deity and physical incarnation or avatar of […]
The Kama Sutra Temples – First Indian Railway Ride and Sex in the City of Khajuraho, India
Kama Sutra Temples The Kama Sutra Temples were on our list of places we had to visit in India. We have had our […]
Varanasi, India – Burning Bodies on the Ganges River and Lessons Learned in The Holy City
A Little Bit About VaranasiVaranasi is a town of 1 million+ people in the state of Uttar Pradesh dating back to the 11th […]
Dodgy Delhi – Baptism by Fire in Incredible India, Scams Upon Scams!
Incredible India!The moniker spread throughout the land, promoting tourism and luring people from foreign countries. What does it mean? I love to […]
Chennai, India- Gateway to Adventure and Getting Our Feet Wet
Welcome to Incredible India.Arriving in Chennai, India, we really had no idea what we would be up against and the nervous tension […]
Koh Chang, Thailand – A Great Place To Decompress And Eat Amazing Thai Food
Koh Chang, Thailand has been my favorite Thai Island since visiting it last in 2012. I was excited to get back and […]
Ocotillo Wells, California – An Off-Road Wonderland And The Value Of Friendship
We were getting ready to go to India and Thailand where we would spend the next 3 months traveling. We were to fly out of San […]
A Guatemalan Historical Site You Shouldn’t Miss – Antigua, Guatemala
A must see Guatemalan historical site is Antigua, Guatemala. It’s one the oldest and shining examples of early Spanish colonial city planning […]