Remnants of an ancient empire. Desert sand dunes and imposing mountain peaks. Sea lions and penguins. Teeming with geographical, ecological and historical treasures, Peru offers unique terrains and experiences so diverse, the country can be mistaken for an entire continent, which is why I’ve created this high-level Peru travel guide. Lima One of the driest […]
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Indigenous Restaurants in Toronto
Something’s happening in this city’s food scene that’s more Canadian than BeaverTails, even more than poutine. Indigenous restaurants in Toronto are rightfully staking their claim in the culinary landscape, led by First … Read more...
Living in Chiang Mai as a Digital Nomad: the Ups and Downs
A few years ago, I spent three months living in Chiang Mai as a digital nomad to escape the Canadian winter, focus on my blog, and freelance as a travel writer and photographer. Thailand — Chiang Mai especially — is … Read more...
Things to Do in Chiang Rai
Visitors to northern Thailand often overlook the small city of Chiang Rai, but not me. Just a three-hour bus ride from its larger, more popular sister city Chiang Mai, this laid-back destination is a convenient base for … Read more...
Wat Rong Khun: The White Temple of Thailand
Wat Rong Khun, commonly known as the White Temple, is the reason I made the three-hour bus journey from Chiang Mai to the small city of Chiang Rai. I had been wanting to visit this extraordinary temple for years. I was … Read more...
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A Visual Journey Through Stone Town
It began as a passionate, three-day love affair but it wasn't long before I realized I couldn’t leave — must not leave — Stone Town after such a brief brush with magic. Then, as if by involuntary reflex, I found myself … [Read more...]
A Cappadocia Balloon Ride with Sultan Balloons
As a hot air balloon pilot of 17 years, Rodrigo calls Cappadocia his favourite destination. He’s flown hot air balloons in Egypt, Israel, Namibia, Spain and his native country of Portugal, but he loves Cappadocia most … [Read more...]
The Eastern Townships: Cottage Country, Quebec Style
Just an hour away from cosmopolitan Montreal, the Eastern Townships beckon. And each year, lured by the natural beauty, culture and gourmet offerings of what is known as Quebec’s cottage country, 6 million visitors … [Read more...]
Vancouver Island Hiking: Tofino and Ucluelet
Even as you break a sweat trekking along winding pathways and climbing steep flights of stairs, Vancouver Island hiking in Tofino and Ucluelet feels more like a meditative journey than an arduous workout.Calming and … [Read more...]