Sri Lanka is a world class safari location with: an impressive big five of leopard, elephant, sloth bear, blue whale and sperm whale; designated Important Bird Areas and hundreds of species on display; and the largest yearly gathering of wild elephants in the world in Minneriya National Park – with herds of up to 400. […]
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Authors: Casey and Michaele – @kindatrippytravel and Kindatrippy.com. Colorado has some of the most diverse landscapes and epic scenery of any state in the USA. Its amazing National Parks reflect this stunning diversity. As locals, we’ve spent our life exploring every part of this state. In random order, here’s our top 5: Rocky Mountain National Park: Rocky Mountain
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People visit Miami for tropical beaches, an electric urban vibe and world class art. The good news is you can experience all of this without even spending a dollar. Here’s our guide to Miami for free: Beaches: Miami has miles of picture perfect beaches with clear, turquoise seas and soft white sand and most are
The compact city of Melaka, or Malacca, is irresistible. It’s packed with heritage, culture and an eclectic mix of delicious food. Here’s our top 5: Chinatown: Chinatown is a must visit cluster of UNESCO protected streets centered around the tourist drag of Jonkers Street. Wander and explore the Peranakan townhouses, mosques and Chinese and Hindi
We absolutely love Sri Lanka. It’s packed with UNESCO heritage sights, amazing temples, fascinating wildlife and stunning beaches. With such a massive choice, everyone’s top five sights will differ, so we’ve based our must see list on our favourite memories – the atmospheric, the special and the spectacular. We’re not dismissing Sigiriya, Ella or Kandy,
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Thailand is frequently top of the list when it comes to Gap Years and independent travel. It’s easy to see why, as it massively ticks so many boxes. It has a unique culture, 5 UNESCO world heritage sites, it’s home to the must visit cities of Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. Plus, it has
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Thailand is home to some of the most welcoming people in the world, but you need to be trip savvy to enjoy ‘the land of smiles’. Here’s our essential tips: Customs: Be respectful of Thai culture – don’t: point at a Buddha statue or a monk, especially their feet take a photo with your back
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Bangkok is not only one of the most exciting cities in the world, but it’s also one of the cheapest. This eclectic travel hub is packed with attractions, many of which come at a price, but you can experience much of its unique charm for free. Here’s our guide. Temples: All of Bangkok’s landmark temples
The best thing about New York, unlike many cities, is most of the sights are actually free. Free Landmarks: Times Square the neon studded intersection which should top your list. It’s mad, familiar and impressive. Tip- it may sound obvious, but go after dark. Plus, check out the TKTS booth for cut price tickets
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Author: Andrea Cannon – www.beaUTAHfulworld.com and @andreafcannon Many people find themselves in Salt Lake City almost by accident. Whether you are on a road trip to some of the amazing national parks out west, have a long layover at the Salt Lake City airport, or are visiting for a convention, there is always something to
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