A Modern Girl's Travel Guide
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You can’t mention Brazil and February in the same sentence without mentioning the absolutely insane partying that goes on all over Brazil. I’m talking about Carnaval. The massive celebration Brazilians revel in during their version of what we would call Mardi Gras. However, what some people don’t know is that the entire month leading up Read Post
In the midst of the lush jungles and rainforests of Argentina and Brazil lies the tiny town of Iguazu, and within Iguazu lies the famous and world-renowned Iguazu Falls. With a majority of the falls, eighty percent in Argentina, and the other twenty percent in Brazil, Iguazu as a town, river, and falls is vast Read Post
Overview of Tiger Kingdom Millions of people travel to Thailand every year. Known for it’s immaculate waters, beaches, infinite shimmering temples and their undeniably delicious Thai food, but there is a part of Thai tourism that many people don’t discuss, the bad part. Although Thailand has so many positives there are a few negatives worth Read Post
Sagrada Familia, where to start? This astonishing piece of architectural perfection is Antonio Gaudi’s most prominent, yet still unfinished, project. I have lived in Barcelona for four months now, however I hadn’t actually gone inside Sagrada until last weekend. Within seconds of entering the church I was blown away. I couldn’t believe anything, a church Read Post
Halong Bay in northern Vietnam literally translating into “descending dragon bay” is a stunning natural phenomenon of our world. This majestic wonder consists of massive limestone formations with lush jungle-like foliage that soar high out of the water from deep below the cool green depths. On a clear day, the views are breathtaking and the Read Post
Located just fifty miles off the coast of Valencia, Spain, this fairly petite-sized Balearic Island is much more than it’s party reputation proceeds. With clear water as far as the eye can see, pristine beaches, secret coves, and parties that last for days, it’s not wonder five million tourists flock to this paradise every year. Read Post
When I thought about where to go next, there were a few things I contemplated. What do I want to be doing next month? I’d be traveling alone so I asked myself, where do I know people around the world? I started talking to a couple old friends on the internet and all things pointed Read Post
*Scroll to the bottom to get the PROs and CONs of the trip overall…Read this entry if you want a full outline of the jungle treks that leave from Chiang Mai. If I closed my eyes, I felt like I was six years old again. I remember the guide telling my parents eighteen years ago, Read Post
