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How to spend a day in Mongkok
In the Kowloon district of Hong Kong, you find this beautiful area named 'Mong Kong' and head there, you will surely fall in love with this city. Spend one day in this buzzing city and get exposed to its vibrant night markets, restaurants, parks, and shopping malls. Do not worry about the experiences you choose to do within your day spent there, as this guide will show you what to include in your list.
By Peaushan Devanarayana6 years ago in Wander
12 volt Glamping
So you want to go camping or have a long road trip to complete. But you don't like the idea of bitterly cold weather, or the scorching hot sun. Maybe you want to or have to do it on a tight budget. Maybe can't stop at a petrol station every time you want a coffee or cold drink, either because there isn't one or simply your in an area where this stinking covid-19 virus is more prevalent. Either way, no matter the reason/s you have, there are certainly quite a few options you have. These days cars and equipment are amazing, the advancement of them are incredible and the cost of setting up is next to nothing.
By Louise Dickson6 years ago in Wander
How to prepare well before travelling
Travelling is a beautiful addiction. Once you get addicted to this, nothing will be able to impress you as much as travelling does, and every place you travel to will ultimately be a priceless memory when looking back. But it's also an activity that needs a lot of preparation. How to prepare well before a tour? This article will discuss that.
By Michel Ahbs6 years ago in Wander
Wild Horse Mesa
The San Luis Valley, just north of the Colorado and New Mexico border runs along the 38th parallel in the United States. This area, nicknamed the “Mysterious Valley” is known for its paranormal activity and unexplained phenomenon(much like the rest of the latitudinal line is world wide). It is home to a band of wild and abandoned horses, who can be seen stopping traffic most times you drive through.
By Lottie Rose6 years ago in Wander
Crystal Wave
Before this competition, I don’t recall the last time I had written an article. I’m not a writer, but I do share my art through the result of what my camera produces! Pictures do supposedly say a 1000 words, right? I intentionally did not edit this picture at all, because I wanted to share the same natural, magical, and raw experience I witnessed with those who would come across it. Filters and edits may definitely enhance this picture, but if I had to add those edits- it would have been from a perspective of what I thought was best, and that is not the intention behind this captured picture.
By Craig Miranda6 years ago in Wander
Grabbing Some Sky
My first flight was, well forever ago. Before I was born. At least that’s the way I think of it. But my first real flight took place when I was eleven years old. I guess I should clarify: in my book, a real flight is a flight where you are the pilot. You control the aircraft. Crammed in some tiny excuse for a chair on an airliner with dozens, maybe hundreds of other grumpy passengers who smell of old aftershave and spilled coffee, doesn't count as a real flight. A real flight takes new meaning when you see the ground slipping by, and clouds flow over your wings changing colors with the sun.
By Grant Skene6 years ago in Wander
We Slept Alongside Avalanches
Katie and I arrived after noon and slightly flustered to the Aoroki/Mount Cook National Park carpark. From what I had read, it would take us three hours to climb to the Mueller Hut, but don't believe everything you read on the internet. It was already 2pm and we ferociously packed our bags for the overnight stay, as my mind subconsciously calculated the hours of daylight we had left.
By Eddie-Wren Bowman6 years ago in Wander
