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Quarantine in Bangkok
My flight arrived in the early hours of the morning in August. The trip to Thailand from Egypt I will admit was a nightmare. This had nothing to do with Thailand but to do with the incompetence of Gulf Air who left me sitting in an airport terminal in Bahrain after putting me on a flight I should never been allowed to board. So before I even entered Thailand I had already spent 4 days in transit and hadn’t been outside.
By LIOP4 years ago in Wander
Traveling? 3 Quick Ways to Check if the Location is Safe
You’re traveling in a foreign country — you might be alone, or you can be with family. You don’t know anyone there, and you need to know how safe the place is. It's a new place. You are a little bit edgy.
By Mofrad Muntasir4 years ago in Wander
Talking With: Georginna Feyst about Comedy Series “Americans Abroad”
This edition of Talking With focuses on actress and creator Georginna Feyst about her mockumentary comedy series “Americans Abroad.”
By FierceScribe4 years ago in Wander
WITH THESE 4 WEAPONS YOU CAN HUNT ALMOST ANYTHING ON THE PLANET
INTERESTED IN HUNTING SMALL AND LARGE GAME WITH AS FEW WEAPONS AS POSSIBLE? Are you the type of person who sees guns only as tools for hunting? What if, instead of spending all of your money buying new hunting weapons, you could instead spend that money on extra hunting time? If so, this is the list for you.
By Christopher Harvey4 years ago in Wander
Miami's South Beach Not the Same
So back in June of this year, I went with my girlfriend to Pompano Beach, Florida, for a little getaway from all the BS. Yes, we even went with Covid-19 hanging around like a little bitch. We had to get away and we did.
By Bazooka Teaches4 years ago in Wander
Hiking to Hollywood sign
If you want to get closer to the sign, walk along the Mulholland Highway until you turn the dirt road to Deronda Gate, where you can enter the park. There is a helpful sign with the mileage of the Parker Trail called Griffith Park, which can be found on the famous trail. The park offers more than just a beautiful view, and you can take the most challenging 1-mile trail up to the top of Mt.
By Robert Shrestha4 years ago in Wander
How to spend a day in Mongkok - Get ready to spend your dreamy vacay!
When in Hong Kong, you should not miss visiting this buzzing area in the Kowloon district! Mongkok is popular for its trendy dining venues, street markets and shopping malls. This is an ideal hotspot for those in search of a happening Hong Kong holiday. Here’s a guide to spend a day in Mongkok.
By Traveling Worldwide4 years ago in Wander
Chicago
Breaking the News Like most people around my age, I had a huge Hamilton phase in my high school era. This happened to coincide with my time as a student of theater, though the two were never mutually exclusive and both ultimately lead nowhere. Nowadays, I'm not as open about my appreciation for Hamilton (as in, I'm not shoving it down the throat of every person that has the unfortunate circumstance of sitting next to me in a cafeteria) and am not involved in any sort of theater, but I have a memory involving Hamilton that's very near and dear to my heart- and that was getting to see Hamilton live in Chicago.
By Lee Andrew Butler4 years ago in Wander
The Beauty Of Churches
Europe Norway Borgund Stave Church in Borgund, Norway is made of wood. This is a medieval wooden church that was built in 1250. It is one of the best-preserved wooden churches in Europe. The church has four dragon heads carved into the roof gables and carvings around the inside archways.
By Rasma Raisters4 years ago in Wander
Traveling In A Pandemic: 5 Things You Need To Know
I thought that this day would never come, get on a plane with my passport, my suitcases and get to know a new country. 2020 made that feel so far away, so unlikely.
By Mindsmatter.4 years ago in Wander
Look Up For Ghosts
Sometimes to catch ghosts you have to look up. In the main street of any town in Europe, however small, sooner or later you will find a glimpse of what was. It might be etched into the tiles, painted on the brickwork, a name above the door in mosaic, obscured behind advertising hoardings, or known only to memory.
By Josephine Andrews4 years ago in Wander
What It's Like to Live in Europe, ft. "Emily in Paris"!
Netflix Original Series Emily in Paris came out late 2020, and is about an American woman that moves to, well, Paris! And although this show is riddled with drama, humour, and interesting characters, what struck me the most about this series was the accurate representation of what it is like for a North American to move to Europe! The good, the bad, the annoying, the amazing, and most of all the oldness, are all factors showcased in this show that I can confirm, without a doubt, are real life struggles in Europe. Based off my own comparisons of living in London and travelling various European countries, my blog and I are here to delve into “life in Europe”, with the help of Emily in Paris!
By Saira4 years ago in Wander