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Liang Mian
It’s 4:30 AM on the last school day before the commencement of summer vacation. The street across from the Wuhan shipyard fills with old ladies pushing breakfast carts. A bowl of hot dry noodles costs three yuan. Other sellers offer up meat stuffed buns, duo pi, fried gluten dipped in honey, boiled tea eggs, sugared ears of corn, and roasted sweet potatoes.
By Rose4 years ago in Wander
The Joy of Travelling on An Aircraft
When I went to Canada, I wrote John a letter (email) every day. In this way, we felt we were travelling together. This is part of my first letter to John, and I wrote it while sitting on an aircraft flying from Brisbane to Sydney.
By Janin Lyndovsky4 years ago in Wander
Camp Quesadillas
The street stretched out straight and flat for the first time in hours. The sun blazing upon the northern islands scorched the flesh of my shoulders and neck despite the layers of sunscreen I had lathered. Sweat beaded beneath the cheap foam of my helmet, dripping to sting my eyes already watering from a morning of wind blast.
By Dakota Rice4 years ago in Wander
Exploring England: That One Tour Life
When was the last time you went on tour? Now, I haven't traveled in a long time, but let me tell you about the last time I did. So I'd just graduated, correct? My father believed "Oh, you've done fantastically, baby darling. You deserve your recognition and a reward ". How could I refuse that? Who, after all, would say no?
By Rahau Mihai4 years ago in Wander
Thailand travel notes
In addition to central world, silom road and Khao San road are the other two main Songkran battlegrounds. From the sala daeng station of the BTS to the Chong nonsi station of the BTS, this section is mainly the core area of the main battlefield of Silom Road. You may think that it is just playing Songkran, isn't it different in every place? Yes, there really is a difference! At that time, there was a saying on the Internet that if you don’t come to Silom Road for the Songkran Festival in Bangkok, you will come in vain! Silom Road's "high" and "burning" really have to be experienced in person to feel it.
By Naiyapak4 years ago in Wander
Are You Thinking About Living a Tiny Lifestyle?
More and more people across the country are opting to live a minimalist lifestyle and living tiny. These not only include RVs and Tiny Houses but container homes and yurts. Many of these individuals chose such a lifestyle for various reasons: An inflated housing market, being able to save quicker for retirement, etc.
By Crystal A. Wolfe4 years ago in Wander
Which One to Visit This Summer: Port Aransas vs. South Padre
As the summer season approaches, people from all over are looking for the perfect beach destination to visit. If you're stuck between two of Texas's most popular beaches, Port Aransas and South Padre, this guide will help you decide.
By The Mayan Princess4 years ago in Wander
Hatta tour
Hatta, a pleasant mountain environment, is an inland enclave of Dubai that is approximately 130 kilometers from the city and located on the border with Oman. Hatta is advertised as a tourist attraction for adventure travel and educational tourism, with the reconstruction of Hatta village to give a glimpse of Emirati life. Hatta is a perfect weekend for locals, residents, and visitors who want to climb the Hajar Mountains, hike the scenic trails, or just enjoy the cooler temperatures during the summer.
By Dr_Nisar Subhani4 years ago in Wander
Five Remarkable Sydney Destinations You Can’t Miss
Just when you think you have seen it all, Sydney, the glorious capital city of New South Wales surprises you with more gems to explore. This is something I often hear from people visiting this iconic harbour city. I’m lucky enough to call Sydney “home”. There are so many fantastic places to visit and fun things to do when you are in Sydney. If you are planning a trip to this beautiful coastal knockout, you should make the most of your visit.
By john williams4 years ago in Wander
Top Destinations to Welcome New Year 2023
New Year’s Eve is one of those days where people from most parts of the world celebrate in harmony and welcome the arrival of the New Year with their special and unique traditions. The celebrations may differ across different lands but in the end the main intention is to spend quality time with friends or family. And if there's anything the past couple of years have taught us, it's to keep your loved ones closer.
By Evelyn Adam4 years ago in Wander
Love Life
A friend of mine recently offered to do a tarot reading for me. They asked me to close my eyes, arrive on a situation, and then they would pull some cards. I closed my eyes, my mind wandering (as always) towards love when someone offers me a reading. Relationships and crushes have been circling my brain since I realized that sometimes, when I look at someone, I feel flutters in my stomach and my mouth zips up.
By Ruchira Laroia4 years ago in Wander
The Best Resorts in the UK for Group Ski Holidays
There are many ski resorts in the UK, but which ones are the best for your group? Here are some recommendations: La Folie Douce, Morzine, Val d'Isere, and Les Gets. All four offer great value for money, so no matter how many friends you're travelling with, you're sure to find the best skiing in the UK. Just be sure to check the weather conditions before you go.
By John Smith4 years ago in Wander