Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Wander.
Before Quarantine
In the months before quarantine, I traveled to Peru with my family. I used to live in Peru, and I’ve often acted as a guide to Machu Picchu. The last time I went, I met up with one of my high school friends and his family. I hadn’t seen him for about ten years, and it was wonderful to have the chance to catch up and see how our lives have changed, and how they’ve stayed the same.
By Walter Rhein6 years ago in Wander
Landscape Mode Challenge
Come to my window, come and stay by the light of the moon! It is summer now but I will never forget just how this valley remained hidden in fog, bathed in the night sky. We were our own rainforest and I had a treehouse. That second floor view was magical in that it made us the same height, myself and the crests of the valley. I now know those crests by their summer name, the palm trees. Palm trees are possessed by any properly patriotic California neighborhood.
By Amira ElKhaouli6 years ago in Wander
Fly Me to the Moon
If you had looked just to the right of the moon at 9:20pm on May 27th, you would have seen a rocket pass by. Or, you wouldn’t have, because it was postponed at the last minute, and what you would have actually seen at 9:20pm was me, sat by the water, looking just to the right of the moon.
By Sophia Carey6 years ago in Wander
Stunning Places In Kerala!
Kerala is one of the tremendous destinations in India. This stunning destination situated in the located on the Malabar Coast is blessed with a natural mother. From charming beaches to dazzling backwaters, there is an abundance of flora and fauna on Paradise-like shores. In addition, the state is popular for its timeless traditions and mouth-watering food.
By GoKerala Trip6 years ago in Wander
Looking out my Window, and Creating What I Want to See
I live in Goshen, a semi-rural town, in Orange County New York. Technically the town is a suburb of New York City. But it's a lot more peaceful than NYC generally is. Maybe peaceful isn't the right word for it. There's been a name for this town, that's stuck around for many decades: "slow motion Goshen." Even the village itself is slow. But I live outside the village, so there aren't too many buildings in the area.
By Daniel Goldman6 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
