Survive & Thrive in Korea
PART 2: What to do on Arrival This part is key so -listen-read up. Everyone’s a sucker when they first arrive in a new area. You don’t have WiFi (so you don’t know where anything is), you have your heavy pack, you might be dehydrated, your blood sugar is likely low, and it’s just an […]
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You just got clickbaited! This is actually just your plain ol’ minimalist backpacking guide. But to remain true to the spirit of the title, I will include “EXTREME” sections throughout that aim to show you the most extreme minimalist techniques for those who are interested. Alright! My name is Gavin; you may have read […]
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Title: 5 Fun Things To Do In Kyoto We’ve touched on Japan before, and specifically the wonderful city of Tokyo, which ought to be on just about everybody’s travel list. Kyoto gets a little bit less attention from international tourists, but it’s equally fascinating in some ways. These are some of the things you can […]
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10 THINGS TO DO IN TRINIDAD Trinidad has to be the best part of my Cuban trip. The tiny town on the coast provides a bountiful array of experiences for the unsuspecting tourist. From the moment you get off the bus you’ll be overwhelmed with the amount of activities and experiences. 1. Go Walk […]
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Transportation In Cuba I’ve already touched upon part of this when I wrote about the Jose Martin Airport. The key thing to remember about taking a taxi to and from the airport is to keep 25 CUC on hand for each trip. But there’s so much more to taxis than trips to the airport. First, […]
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AirBNB In Cuba The whole trip from Jose Martin to the edge of Vedado takes about twenty minutes. I had set up my Airbnb before flying. Airbnb simplifies the process of finding a place to stay. I recommend it wholeheartedly. Yet, if you want those huge five star hotels they are there to be found but […]
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