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Planning an Eco-Friendly Visit to Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat is one of the only large-scale temple complexes in the world that allows people to independently explore its ruins, which is why it is important to prepare your eco-friendly visit to Angkor Wat. Big bus tourism is having a negative impact on the structural integrity of the ruins, not to mention clogging the …
Road Trip in Angola: Top Things to Do
How to Plan a Road Trip Across Angola Getting ready for your epic roadtrip Somehow you’ve managed to get a visa to visit a country that is famous for not providing tourist visas. What next? Time to figure out how to plan a roadtrip across Angola. Before you fly to Angola Bring some water filtration gear, …
Save the Boomers
Global Save the Boomers Week March 16 – March 22, 2020 We’re two months into Coronavirus mania. You’ve stocked up on your quinoa and toilet paper and are wondering what to do next. I’m here to tell you it’s time to band together to Save the Boomers & Save the World. Wait, what? I’m not …
The Hip Side of Siem Reap
Discover low waste, ecologically friendly restaurants, bars, hotels, and shops in Siem Reap. Centrally located, but far enough from Pub Street to be hip, these are our go-to spots for relaxing after a long day at Angkor Wat. Where to Eat Wild Creative Bar & Eatery 5/5 Sip locally sourced cocktails under the stars …
Secret Passageways of Paris
The secret passages of Paris - many long forgotten - were once the stomping grounds of the elite. Today, many are lonely and forgotten… and strangely prone to housing toy stores and used book shops.
