Antarctica is the fifth largest continent in the world; however, the majority of cruises and tour guides will focus on the Antarctic Peninsula (the pointy bit). This is a far safer option than venturing too far inland. The Peninsula is home to a whole host of different landmarks, many of which are named after hundreds of different polar explorers who tried …
Another day, another exclave. This time, I am in the southern part of the Caucasus, in the Azerbaijani exclave Nakhchivan (spelled Naxcivan in Azerbaijani). This autonomous republic is surrounded by Armenia in the north and east, by Türkiye in the west and by Iran in the southwest. For a while in the 1920s, it was …
Stretching over 300km, the iconic Chao Phraya River twists through the heart of Bangkok, weaving the neighbourhoods together with riverfront communities that are integral to the city’s identity. Riverside areas offer a scenic contrast to the bustling streets of the city centre. Here, the banks are lined with historical complexes mingling with modern attractions and …
Planning a Bangkok trip in June? Be fully prepared with this ultimate guide to navigating the city’s lively energy during the hot and humid monsoon season. Weather & What to Pack Considering the country’s close proximity to the equator, expect hot temperatures averaging around 33°C (91°F) with frequent afternoon showers. Pack light, breathable clothing, a …
This is a guest post by Jack Wilder, an avid outdoorsman and seasoned survivalist with over 15 years of experience in off-the-grid adventures. He enjoys sharing tips and gear recommendations to help others explore the wilderness safely and comfortably. Venturing off the grid is an exhilarating way to connect with the natural world and escape …