activities
Whether you're a sight-seer, thrill seeker or beach lounger, activities to satisfy bucket lists of all kinds.
EPCOT’s Food & Wine Festival feat. The Fray
I’ll be honest: I am not a fan of living in Orlando. And I don’t even technically live in Orlando, I live in the suburbs. I moved here two years ago to do the Disney College Program, and never left after my program ended. With life looking like I’ll be Orlando-adjacent for a while, I figured it was time to start looking at O-Town from a different lens.
By Victoria Brown2 years ago in Wander
Discovering New York's Hidden Treasures: A Guide to Unseen Marvels
When you conjure images of New York City, towering skyscrapers in Manhattan, the dazzling lights of Times Square, and the majestic Statue of Liberty may dominate your imagination. While these icons undoubtedly paint the city's skyline, a clandestine side of New York awaits your exploration—a world of secret spots, concealed gems, and offbeat adventures that reveal the city's true essence. This guide peels back the layers of the urban jungle to unveil the hidden treasures that make New York City an enigmatic wonder.
By Rogelio Perez2 years ago in Wander
10 Reasons to Visit the Lake District This Winter
The Lake District is known for its fairytale beauty – flowering plants, shimmering waterscapes and breathtaking views atop Helvellyn and its many other mountain ranges. While many imagine this setting in the heart of spring or summer, we find that seasoned visitors of the Lake District are just as captivated, if not more, by its winter surroundings.
By Courtney O'Donnell2 years ago in Wander
My Journey To Finding Success
Living abroad can be a daunting experience, but it can also be one of the most rewarding. For me, my journey to finding success while living abroad began when I met my wife in Cambodia. We found stability together and started building a life in this beautiful country.
By Freddie's Lost Treasures2 years ago in Wander
Going to the Beach
The beach is probably my favorite place to go to while on vacation, and it has been since I was probably six or seven. That was when my immediate and extended family got to go spend a few days together at Gulf Shores in Alabama. There were pranks (live, large crabs placed in the bathtub) and music (courtesy of one of my younger cousins who loved Kenny Chesney’s song ‘Big Star’). Discovery (a museum that we ferried to) and sickness (almost all of us caught a stomach bug).
By Hannah E. Aaron2 years ago in Wander
Living Below The Poverty Line
I always thought that living beneath the poverty line is an occurrence that befalls others, so I decided to dive-in to poverty myself (as an experiment). The belief that poverty arises from ill fortune, bad choices, or a lack of skills is part of what drives poverty. Once someone falls into poverty and descends into destitution, the difficulty of freeing oneself from its clutches, is almost seemingly insurmountable. I resolved to directly experience poverty in the Kingdom of Wonder, the country of Cambodia.
By Freddie's Lost Treasures2 years ago in Wander






