collection

collection

Guides

Wander smarter, and talk shop with those who've been down that road before.

Indonesia beyond Bali
If you ask an average person if they have ever visited Indonesia, they will say yes and tell you all about their holiday to Bali, where they stayed in a luxury and cheap villa in Ubud with an infinity pool.
By Anna Merabishvili6 years ago in Wander
The deepest lake in the world .
Introduction to Lake Baikal. The deepest lake in the world, and it is also one of the largest and oldest lakes in the world. This lake is located in central Asia, specifically in Russia, approximately 400 miles from southeast Siberia to the north of the Mongolian border, this lake is distinguished from others With her beauty; It is one of the natural miracles of Siberia, and for this reason we will take a quick tour of the most important information related to it.
By Travel Expert 6 years ago in Wander
A Bridge and an Opera House
I have travelled to many places in the world since I was twenty one and not too many rival the picturesque beauty of coming home to Sydney Harbour. I'm blessed that I have this view outside one of the rooms in my apartment. When I sit down at my computer and look to my right this beautiful view never fails to take my breath away.
By Jackie Nugara6 years ago in Wander
Discover the beauty of the Ouzoud waterfalls in Morocco
Ouzoud waterfalls are located in the village of (Tanagilite) in the Azilal region of Morocco, which is 150 km from Marrakech and 80 km from the city of Beni Mellal. It is four valleys whose waters fall into two phases, reaching a height of more than 400 meters. The waters of Wadi Ouzoud meet in one stream, flowing into the Al-Obaid River, the main tributary of the Umm Al-Rabee River. Ouzoud Waterfalls are classified as a natural world tourism destination, especially for mountain tourism enthusiasts.
By Travel Expert 6 years ago in Wander
Chocolate Falls
Let’s just say this isn’t your typical “clear waters” type of falls! Because of the snow melting from the mountains and monsoon season approaching, this location creates what people call The Grand Falls, or as I like to say, the Chocolate Falls (Willy Wonka must have been somewhere around). It is located about 45 minutes northeast from Flagstaff in Leupp, AZ on the Navajo Reservation. This 185 ft. waterfall is connected to the Little Colorado River, another reason why it is it given such a muddy look all throughout. I have been wanting to see this place for a while now, so my sister and I finally took the drive out there to see it.
By Krystal Chubirka6 years ago in Wander
5 Things to do in Pasadena, MD
If you ever find yourself on the northeastern side of the USA, try to make your way to the city of Pasadena, MD. Located in Anne Arundel County, the city of Pasadena has a few things that will impress you. Especially if you like outdoor activities such as going to the beach or to one of the city’s stunning parks, there are some amazing places to see in the city of Pasadena, MD.
By Beni Restea6 years ago in Wander
Exploring Scotland's Past
Scotland, also known as Alba, has a rich history full of tragedies, struggles, and triumphs. We shall explore a handful of these now through several monuments and historic landmarks throughout the land, starting in the capital city of Edinburgh...
By Rachael Spafford6 years ago in Wander
What Is Working On A Cruise Ship Like? | Chris Wong
Before working on ships, I had never stepped foot on a cruise ship, or had any idea of what a cruise even was. I originally saw this opportunity as a way to do a bit of travelling for 6 months, and earn some money at the side. Little did I know that this experience was going to become my career, and change my life!
By CHRIS WONG VLOGS6 years ago in Wander
How to Vacation in Maui on the Cheap
Hawaii is known as an expensive vacation destination, and the island of Maui is no exception. However, my sister and I recently returned from eight nights on this tropical paradise, and we did it on a budget! If you’d like to see Maui, Hawaii without the typical price tag, take a few of our tips.
By Jessica Lippe6 years ago in Wander
10 Rules For Surviving While Climbing Everest For The First Time
Since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first men to stand on top of Everest in 1953, the situation one the world's highest mountain has changed dramatically. Commercial expeditions to Mount Everest have become a profitable business. The mountain, next to experienced Himalayan climbers, is conquered (mostly) by tourists, using oxygen equipment, help from high altitude porters, and extensive infrastructure. In the 2019 year, the Nepalese government issued 381 permits. From the Tibetan side, the mountain is traditionally visited by a smaller number of people - 142. At least one high-altitude porter per person has to be added to this number. In total, more than 1000 people were active at the top this spring.
By Martha 6 years ago in Wander
When Better Days Begin
One day, though I don't know when, the world will return to normal. It might not be the normal we once knew, but it will still offer us chances we don't have locked at home. And when that day comes, I can just imagine all the empty driveways in the neighborhoods around my town. Mine will be one of them.
By Rachel Carrington6 years ago in Wander
Place to Visit in Kanyakumari-Last Land of India
Kanyakumari ‘a spiritual destination’ which is also famous by the name of ‘Cape Comorin’ during the British rule, is now popular for watching sunrise and sunset over the ocean simultaneously. Not only that, but tourists also pay a visit to this southern tip of India which is in the “God’s own district” state of Tamil Nadu, for watching best of the best beaches, coastal climate and confluence of three large water bodies i.e. “The Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean, and the Arabian Sea.” The attraction of this charming town is also blessed with beautiful religious places, historical monuments, and serene beaches.
By Alexis Walls6 years ago in Wander