activities

Whether you're a sight-seer, thrill seeker or beach lounger, activities to satisfy bucket lists of all kinds.

A Complete Guide to the Tadiandamol Trek, Coorg’s Hidden Gem. AI-Generated.
Tucked deep in the misty folds of the Western Ghats, the Tadiandamol Trek is a must-do adventure for anyone who loves mountains, monsoons, and the feeling of being lost in nature’s embrace. Standing tall at 1,748 meters, Tadiandamol is the highest peak in Coorg and the third-highest in Karnataka. Yet, it remains one of those trails that feel untouched, serene, and far away from the usual tourist buzz.
By Rohit SEN2 months ago in Wander
Speakers Corner
Speakers Corner in London is another cultural landmark and place of interest that I discovered in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧. Of all the places and ways to learn about it, it was in one of my favorite programs Married... With Children, so, of course, they had Al go to Speakers Corner with the rest of the Bundy family. A place like Speakers Corner is perfect for Al Bundy because anyone can go there and talk about what is bothering them and also about anything that is on their mind. Whoever is in the MWC editorial staff who thought of Al going to the speakers' corner is a genius.
By Revista XCI by Rikki La Rouge 2 months ago in Wander
Into the Clouds: A Soul-Stirring Journey on the Kodachadri Trek. AI-Generated.
If there’s one trek that captures the raw, mystical beauty of Karnataka’s Western Ghats, it’s the Kodachadri Trek. Rising at about 1,343 meters (4,406 ft), Kodachadri is the tenth-highest peak in the state — and arguably one of its most enchanting. Tucked inside the Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary in the Shimoga district, this trek takes you through lush rainforests, rolling meadows, and ancient temples, culminating at a cloud-kissed summit that offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea on clear days.
By Rohit SEN2 months ago in Wander
An Unforgettable Journey on the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek. AI-Generated.
If there’s one adventure in India that blends nature, thrill, and awe in equal measure, it’s the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek. Rising dramatically from the heart of the Western Ghats, this four-tiered cascade — whose name literally means “Sea of Milk” — tumbles down from a height of over 1,000 feet, roaring through mist and jungle.
By Rohit SEN2 months ago in Wander
A Winter Wonderland Adventure – My Kedarkantha Trek from Delhi Experience. AI-Generated.
Some adventures stay with you forever — and for me, the Kedarkantha Trek was one of them. If you’ve ever dreamed of walking through snow-covered pine forests, camping under a blanket of stars, and waking up to Himalayan peaks glowing at sunrise, Kedarkantha is your perfect escape. Starting from Delhi, this trek is one of the most beginner-friendly yet breathtaking journeys in Uttarakhand.
By Rohit SEN2 months ago in Wander
Vacations Seem Impossible
It's been a year and I haven't had my own car. I know lots of people don't have a car and that should be no big deal, but I'm just not the same without my own car. I accepted that I couldn't afford it anymore. I'm old, on a fixed income, and I just don't have the spending money like I did way back when. Plus, I've never known anything about fixing cars, and they all break down at some point. It was driving me insane - literally. I would get so depressed. Though I am happier that I'm not spending a fortune on a car, I haven't gone anywhere in a year. Nowhere. The most exciting trip I've been on in a year is to the local Walmart. That's pretty pathetic to me, especially when I know that I suffer from Wanderlust. Oh yeah, I got bit by the Wanderlust bug big time back in 2018. I've always loved traveling, but when I got into Road Tripping, I fell in love with travel even more.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman2 months ago in Wander
The Rise and Fall of Six Flags America . Top Story - November 2025.
The first time I went to Six Flags was when I was 13, me and my siblings we were in Summer Camp in 2009. We go to pools every Friday and field trips like for instance, Washington Mystics WNBA game which was our first field trip. It was the last field trip before the end of summer camp. We went to the Six Flags in Bowie and we had the most upmost fun going fun rides including the roller coasters (mind you it’s my first time riding roller coasters at the time) after we rode on the rides including the water parks. My favorite ride at Six Flags was the Drop Zone and the Hurricane Harbor where the sharp waves come up and down and it became my all time favorite.
By Gladys W. Muturi2 months ago in Wander
Oregon Caves: A Hidden Gem in the Forest
A Sign Leads the Way During the Summer of 1996, my sister, brother-in-law and I took a road trip from the Bay Area of Northern California all the way to British Columbia. Along the way, we spotted a sign indicating an exit for the Oregon Caves National Monument.
By Dean Traylor3 months ago in Wander
Soaring Over Paradise: The Ultimate Guide to Zipline Adventure in Koh Samui. AI-Generated.
When you think of Koh Samui, Thailand’s tropical gem, the first images that come to mind are usually palm-fringed beaches, turquoise waters, and laid-back island vibes. But beyond the beach bliss lies a side of the island that’s wild, thrilling, and full of adrenaline — and one of the best ways to experience it is through ziplining in Koh Samui.
By Rohit SEN3 months ago in Wander
The Harris Museum And The Foucault Pendulum
Introduction In May last year, I finally got to take my sister out for a meal, but I also wanted to revisit the Harris Museum. It was closed for an upgrade and would be opening soon.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Wander
Andharban Trek – Into the Heart of the Enchanted Dark Forest of Maharashtra. AI-Generated.
If you’ve ever dreamt of walking through a forest where sunlight barely touches the ground, where mist wraps around ancient trees, and where every turn reveals a hidden waterfall — the Andharban Trek is your perfect escape. True to its name, “Andharban” means Dark Forest in Marathi, and it’s one of the most atmospheric and scenic treks in the Sahyadri mountain range of Maharashtra.
By Rohit SEN3 months ago in Wander
The Rise of Revenge Travel: Why We’re Traveling Harder, Farther, and With More Meaning
I. The World Stopped — Then We Started Running In early 2020, the world went still. Borders closed. Airports emptied. Suitcases gathered dust.
By arsalan ahmad3 months ago in Wander