Mexico has become a favorite for digital nomads and remote workers, and it is not hard to see why. I have visited Mexico close to a dozen times now, including a few longer-term backpacking trips of several months. I fell in love with the country right away, and it has worked its way as a… Read More The Best Places To Work Remotely in Mexico | 2026
One of the most incredible experiences that I’ve had in the Philippines, and perhaps across all of my travels, is swimming with whale sharks in Southern Leyte. Known as tiki-tiki in the local language, these gentle giants have been coming to feed off the shores of Pintuyan for as long as anyone can remember. Recently, Pintuyan… Read More Swimming with the Whale Sharks in Pintuyan, Leyte | Philippines
Unsure where to start my Malaysian adventure off from, I started looking up popular spots. I was in Singapore and while Kuala Lumpur might have been a sensible choice, I had to fly out of Kuala Lumpur to go to Bali, so I was going to end up there anyway. I decided to go with… Read More George Town, Penang Travel Guide: A Wanderer’s Paradise | 2026
Ahh, Ceylon. The jewel of the Indian Ocean. You couldn’t dream up a more perfect island. Between its rich cultures, the abundant wildlife, the golden beaches, rugged mountains, and epic sunrise hikes, just… wowie. Sorry, I’m not the most eloquent, but the point is, Sri Lanka is one heck of a place. As well-rounded as… Read More The Ultimate Two Week Sri Lanka Travel Itinerary | 2026
Bali is an enigma of a destination. It is an island of contrasts. The serenity of the secluded jungles clashes with the chaotic city streets. The violent roar of its waterfalls eventually simmering down into the still and quiet rivers. The majestic, centuries-old temples contrasting with the middle-aged tourist with her selfie stick. Because of… Read More Is Bali Still Worth Visiting in 2026?
Picture this. You’re deep in the wilderness of Nepal surrounded by tall grass, the punishing South Asian sun beating down on you. Sweat drips from your brow as you maneuver a narrow, overgrown trail through the deep brush. A leech surreptitiously latches on as your ankle grazes the prickly blades of grass. Another one sneaks… Read More Tracking Wild Tigers on Foot in Bardiya National Park, Nepal
I had a lot of free time on my hands in Kuala Lumpur. Based on everything I’ve heard from everyone else, food was the main attraction in Malaysia’s capital. Obviously, you’ve also got the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, but aside from that, there isn’t much to do but eat and shop and shop and eat.… Read More Is Batu Caves Worth Going To? Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | 2026
Mexico City is a mosaic of ancient civilizations and colorful cultures, home to an electric energy and fueled by the warmth of the Mexican people. It goes without saying that Mexico City is one of my favorite cities in the world, a place that I return to nearly every year. The city feels like home,… Read More The Backpacker’s Travel Guide to Mexico City | 2026
Though growing in popularity, Montenegro remains an under-the-radar destination for backpackers and travelers seeking something a little off-the-beaten-path. This tiny country in the Balkans is oozing with natural beauty, from its sparkling Mediterranean Coastline to monstrous snow-capped summits. Backpacking in Montenegro was a wild experience, although admittedly, riddled with a lot of roadblocks. As a… Read More The Backpacker’s Crash Course Travel Guide to Montenegro | 2026
I’ve been leading group expeditions to Pakistan for five years now (and going for my sixth year this June 2026) and it is no secret that I am one of the biggest advocates for traveling to this underrated and misunderstood country. The sheer contrast between everything I’ve been told about the country and the amazing… Read More Top 10 Reasons to Visit Pakistan: Pristine Natural Beauty & Rich Culture