Across 8 km on Ireland’s western seaboard lies a natural wonder that feels like the edge of the world. Each year, up to one million visitors make their way to stand atop the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland’s exalted and top natural attraction, and I’m about to be one of them. Doolin To get there, I […]
Highlights of Ireland
I may have seen far more rain than sun during my stay in Ireland, but no matter – this island nation shines even through the dark skies and drizzle. I’m sharing the highlights of my visit and, while some might say they’re mostly predictable, the Emerald Isle surprised me too. The People of Ireland The Irish […]
Washington, DC During the Government Shutdown
You can imagine my disappointment and skepticism when I arrived in Washington, DC last week. Faced with a government shutdown and the subsequent closure of the National Mall, my friend and I were left with no choice but to adapt. And did I mention the forecast of incessant rain or the colds that had both of […]
Tulum, Mexico in Photos
With its archaeological ruins and sandy beaches next to turquoise waters, Tulum is coastline bliss. For the millions of visitors to the Mayan Riviera, it’s Mexico’s answer to the wintertime blues and a perfect day trip from Cancun. Renting a car from Cancun is the ideal way to experience Tulum with flexibility and freedom, and […]
Seoul House Restaurant: The Quintessential Korean Barbecue Experience
In my family, birthdays are always commemorated with a feast, and it’s never large enough until we’ve nearly run out of table space to lay our chopsticks. More often than not, it’s a Korean barbecue meat-fest at Seoul House restaurant in Thornhill (just north of downtown Toronto), the celebratory scene of our many gluttonous gatherings. […]
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