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Ted Nelson, author of Traveling Ted TV is one of the newest travel blogs that I’m reading lately. He blogs a lot about his travels around the US which I personally find nice since i don’t know much about other places in US aside from the major cities. He also blogs about canoeing and skiing [...]
I was amazed to see that Bangkok‘s metropolis still has a variety of free roaming animals (aside from the usual cats, dogs, rats and pigeons) that can be found mostly in parks. Here are some of them: And my favorite animal photo in Bangkok… And although these cats are domesticated animals… I found joy in [...]
October 25 marks my 7th month on the road including El Nido and 6th month just purely overseas. October 25 also marks the 2nd Anniversary of Flipnomad.com. A lot of things have changed, and I’m still gearing up myself for more changes and more challenges. 2011 has been very kind to me (despite of the [...]
If there’s one market I could recommend for all travellers out there to visit in Bangkok that would be Chatuchak Market. I love visiting markets because of a variety of reasons. I see a lot of locally produced items, I get to observe locals buying habits and I get to see a variety of unique [...]
This is a short break from my Thailand series to give you an update on my status on the road. I was in Kota Kinabalu on the first two weeks of October and I did enjoy my stay there although at the same time I encountered so many roadblocks that could put this journey on [...]
Senyorita is one of the travel blogs that I’ve been following lately. Mica shares her insights about various tourist destinations in the Philippines and abroad as well. Senyorita is a great resource for young female travellers out there. Mica is gearing up her blog to cater to the informational needs of her followers and I’m [...]
Some people love it while some people don’t. Khao San is where a lot of first time travellers end up whenever they go to Bangkok. This street will forever be part of backpacker’s history. It’s unimaginable how people have been able to packed so many guesthouses, shops, restaurants, bars, travel agencies and so many other [...]
Siem Reap is almost synonymous to Angkor Wat and most tourists go here just to marvel at its beauty. But other than Angkor Wat, there’s also a plethora of other things to do and try here in Siem Reap. Here’s my suggested list of 12 Things To Do in Siem Reap: Sunrise and Sunset at [...]
Last time, we featured Dalene Heck of Hecktic Travels in Meet the Nomads. This time, it’s Pete’s turn. Pete is Dalene’s husband and co-author at Hecktic Travels. They pursued full time travelling after leaving their jobs and home in Canada. Aside from travelling, volunteering and blogging, Pete is also a talented photographer. You’ll find a [...]
After seeing some of the things that you can buy in Siem Reap maybe you’re wondering where the heck you’ll find those pieces. Here’s a list of the markets that you can go to in Siem Reap. Pubstreet: This probably is the next popular thing in Siem Reap next to Angkor Wat and Tonle Sap. [...]
