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The Best Dish: Southeast Asia

WORLDWIDE | Mon, 7 May 2012 | By connectlocally | Views [437]

Food plays a big part in any travellers adventure. The different smells and textures, the new spices, the levels of heat - so much of it is tied intrinsically into our memories of a place. South East Asia in particular is recognized by travellers ... Read more >

Tags: cambodia, connect local, food, laos, malaysia, noodles, soup, thailand, travel, vietnam

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Exploring London in the Summer

UNITED KINGDOM | Thu, 5 Apr 2012 | By travel-tips | Views [1012] | Comments [1]

You might have heard recently that London is hosting a little thing called the Olympic Games this summer. Yes, it’s true, from July 27th - August 12th; the world’s greatest athletes will descend upon London and compete for the Gold. From blogs to ... Read more >

Tags: london, olympics, travel

The Ultimate Visa Guide for The Stans

WORLDWIDE | Mon, 30 Apr 2012 | By travel-tips | Views [466]

Photo by andycraft Kazakhstan is one of the easiest Stans to get a visa for . . . but they’ll deny your application in a heartbeat if you miss checking one box on the application. Turkmenistan seems to need a straight-forward letter of introduction ... Read more >

Tags: afhganistan, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, pakistan, tajikistan, turkmenistan, uzbekistan, visas

Work, Stay, and Play in Chile

CHILE | Tue, 1 May 2012 | By workandholiday | Views [604]

Explore Easter Island - Photo by worldwide-souvenirs As the country that takes over most of South America, Chile offers limitless benefits for the well-rounded traveler: beaches, volcanoes, lakes, rivers, welcoming natives, excellent wine, ... Read more >

Tags: chile, easter island, play, south america, stay, travel, volunteer, work

Inka-redible!

PERU | Wed, 18 Apr 2012 | By lucyandtim | Views [138] | Comments [1]

Well, where do we even begin to describe the truly awesome experience that has been Machu Picchu and the Salkantay trek?! Our original plan was to try the Lares trek, as we had heard good things about it. However, a week before we arrived in Cusco we ... Read more >

We heart Bolivia

BOLIVIA | Tue, 10 Apr 2012 | By tk_inks | Views [184] | Comments [1]

Can I just firstly say that surprisingly that overnight bus we took from La Paz to Sucre was the best overnight bus we had in all of South America. Not only did it only cost us $20pp for a 12 hour bus ride but it was also the only bus we had ... Read more >

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Travel Safety News Daily - 17th May 2012

WORLDWIDE | Thu, 17 May 2012 | By safetyhub | Views [0]

We've gathered all the news you need to Keep Travelling Safely. Today - Greece to hold new election on 17 June - Kenya: Man arrested over deadly attack on Mombasa club - 6.0-magnitude quake hits Papua New Guinea - Australian passengers flouting mobile ... Read more >

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COLOMBIA | Thu, 17 May 2012 | By noflyzone | Photo Gallery

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Catalonia, the Pyrenees and black radish

SPAIN | Thu, 17 May 2012 | By jimboandjanet | Views [6]

Catalonia, the Pyrenees and black radish May 12-13 The Tomtom has failed us and so it was on a Saturday that we found there is no real person available online or on the phone to talk to about what to do when technology collapses.   ... Read more >

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SPAIN | Thu, 17 May 2012 | By jimboandjanet | Views [13]

Monday 30 th April – Saturday 12 th May 2012 Spain Sevilla April 30 – May 2 The most hair-raising part about hotels in Sevilla is the microscopically narrow streets you need to negotiate to get to them…and when you ... Read more >

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So long as the miners toil away in Kawah Ijen, they all share the same hope: that this will allow them to provide a better life for their families and spare their sons from having to follow in their footsteps. They cling to this hope and can glimpse the light at the end of the tunnel but it seems always out of reach – or is it just the glow of sulfur?: by walidrsd, Views[1125]
So long as the miners toil away in Kawah Ijen, they all share the same hope: that this will allow them to provide a better life for their families and spare their sons from having to follow in their footsteps. They cling to this hope and can glimpse the light at the end of the tunnel but it seems always out of reach – or is it just the glow of sulfur?

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