I f the word 'daredevil' had a spokesperson, it might just be Irene Turner. She left her Investment Banking job to travel, to see what's out there, and to look for the real meaning of life. Irene is the New York Times bestselling author of “500 Day Project”, a…
A few years ago, I was waiting to be checked-in at one of the plush seats at The Peninsula New York’s Gotham Lounge with another traveler I met at the concierge.
It was a busy summer afternoon when we pulled-up in-front of the famed The Venetian in Macau’s Cotai district. Clusters of people swarmed the arrival area;
The guys behind Luang Prabang’s best coffee are such, and it was our good fortune to have made their acquaintance. Read on to know more about Saffron Coffee.
The Mekong makes an unforgettable lover, if you let it. It draws you into the moment. Your breathing is unhurried, ‘cause time is somehow your own and no one else’s.
In the humdrum of a city of 7.1 million people, it's very ironic how one would feel alone and isolated while walking along the crowded streets of Hong Kong. "I would love my audience to enjoy the piece visually, but to go away thinking more deeply about the idea of…
Wherever in the world you may be, sunsets are always captivating. But, sunsets in Luang Prabang have something more to them, something beyond beauty. They have this almost magical, seemingly tangible quality to them. Every golden ray of sunset seems to come together at some point, as they hold time…
Join The Passport Out as we explore the Swedish capital through the eyes of Stockholm-based lifestyle Instagrammer, Matleena (@matleenas)! Stockholm gives you the best of both worlds: I love that you can feel the hustle and bustle of a big city, but can just as easily go to the numerous…
Join us, as we discover Luang Prabang through the eyes and works of hand of a sketch artist who is as fond of this lovely little town as we are.
"What is it about the scenery that makes people want to come back?" We recently braved 24 hours of travel time to find the answer. Join us, as we uncover the depths of Bora Bora.
Nothing compares to a weekend filled with multiple bottles of wine, good food, and endless views of the vineyards. What more could you ask for?
Dubbed as Gunung Bromo’s less popular sister, Gunung Ijen, East Java, Indonesia rose to fame after National Geographic featured the mesmerizing blue fires dancing along its crater lake in twilight. Tourists and avid mountain climbers alike flock to the Ijen volcano complex to witness the dream-like scene. Come daylight, visitors’ attentions are shifted towards the lake itself: its turquoise blue perfectly contrasting against the lemon yellow of the jagged sulfur rocks flanking its banks. Travelers often brave the sulfuric fumes just for the unique experience of seeing the beauty and raw unpredictability of nature....
As another day breaks on the English coast of Dorset, I prepare to capture the beauty of Durdle Door. I marvel at the great waves lapping against the majestic limestone cliffs, slowly sculpted by time. It’s amazing how erosion is solely to blame for its magnificence. One cannot help, but think – Will time only alter its beauty, or will time prove that its beauty is fleeting? If the latter’s the case, then, all the more reason to try and capture Durdle Door in a photograph....
As the helicopter hovered over the sheer limestone cliffs of the Twelve Apostles, I look down upon the Great Ocean Road. Taking in all of its splendor, all at once, can be quite overwhelming. From this vantage point, though, it is easy to understand why this harrowing stretch of asphalt and concrete is considered Victoria’s most scenic drive: the irregular coastlines, the deep cliffs, and the thunderously roaring waves make for a quintessentially Australian postcard shot....
“The realization of how small I am, as compared to the world unfolding around me, makes me want to let go of everything-”...