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Taiwanese Shanshu – Where the Mountain Ferns and Vegetables Grow
Of all the exotic vegetables that Taiwan offers, my favorite is a mountain green called shanshu. It's also known as the South Pacific Bird's Nest Fern.
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A Photo Essay of Lake Louise, Banff
A photo essay of Lake Louise from My Several Worlds. A blue-green alpine lake situated at the base of glacier dressed peaks, Lake Louise is one of the world's must-see destinations.
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Travel Georgia: The Road to Kazbegi – A Journey through the Caucasus Mountains
A travel tale of our journey from Tbilisi to the tiny mountain village of Kazbegi in the Caucasus Mountains, just a short 10km away from the Russian border.
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Travel South Korea: Jagged Ridge Hike on Sa Rayang Do Island, Korea
Sa Ryang Do Island is known to have some of the best hiking in South Korea. The hike provides beautiful ocean views and a stunning landscape.
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Hiking In Taiwan: Snow Mountain
This guest post was written by Stephanie Long, an American expat with a passion for hiking in Taiwan. This is a first-hand account about hiking Snow Mountain, the second tallest mountain in Taiwan.
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Day 2 in Smithers, British Columbia – Twin Falls and a Reunion
Day 2 of our travel journal in Smithers, British Columbia had us scaling heights at local attraction, Twin Falls. We ended the day catching up with some of my nearest and dearest lady friends.
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5 Taiwan Tourist Attractions You Won’t Want To Miss
Guest author Ava Apollo lists her top five Taiwan tourist attractions that travelers shouldn't miss when they visit this pretty little ilha formosa in the Western Pacific Ocean.
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Trans-Canada Highway Road trip: Day 3 in Smithers, BC
Travel blog update of our road trip to Smithers, BC.
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Taiwan Best Trip Day 4: Formosa Adenturers Go Mountain Trekking
The Formosa Adventurers' final video from their four day trip for Taiwan's Best Trip has finally been posted and their journey is at an end. Day 4 was a long, wet, rainy day, but the guys came through it like champs.
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Guest Photographer: Craig Swanson
Photo and Commentary by Craig Swanson. The Root Glacier is a short two mile hike from Kennecott, Alaska and one of the most accessible and active glaciers in Alaska. It’s surface is dotted with deep blue pools, canyon-like corridors, and meandering mini-streams that often spill into deep vertical shafts that seem to go straight through the glacier. The towns of McCarthy and Kennecott are fun, quirky little bush towns right in the middle of the largest national park in the US. Activities here range from backpacking and mountaineering, to day hikes, ice-climbing, alpine skiing and even river rafting.
