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Austin / San Antonio, TX
There are too many good BBQ and taco places to try. But aside from food, there’s history at the Texas Capitol and the Alamo, unique shopping (think cowboy boots!), and other unique experiences (think shooting ranges and… wait, bats?).
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Boston, MA
Few cities can claim, well U.S. cities at least, such a unique and important past: the oldest this in America, the oldest that in America… So for this reason, Boston stands out as a place to visit. From a personal perspective, I love the city for how livable it seems. It is a place to raise a family.
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Norway in a Nutshell
What’s unique about this trip is that the whole purpose of it is to travel between cities, via a scenic train ride from Oslo to Flam, then a ferry through Norway’s famous fjords to Bergen. It is ideal for anyone who is short on time and/or is afraid to drive, but still wants to get a taste of why people keep raving about Norway.
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St. Louis, MO
There was one, and only one, thing I knew about St. Louis… the Gateway Arch! It’s one of the top 10 most iconic monuments in America according to some random article that we sent to friends to convince them to come, which didn’t work btw.
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Hanoi, Vietnam
The bad? Roads are just free for alls, every man, scooter and car for himself. And I do not like getting ripped off. But the good? You are a budget traveller’s dream. Bowl of noodles for a little over dollar? Yes please. Come and feel like a rich person.
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Hanoi, Vietnam – Travel Guide
Disclaimer: This trip is much slower paced than our usual ones because we deliberately planned in downtime for jumpstarting our blog. You can probably compact the itinerary into fewer days if you don’t need as much downtime.
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Singapore Itinerary
Public transportation stops running at like 1 am most days. Public transportation will likely involve multiple transfers, be ready for that. Places that seem to be pretty close won’t be that close due to transfers. Buses are half as cheap as subways and sometimes are the same ETA. Hawker centers are all cash, other places card is widely accepted
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W Trek – Torres del Paine, Patagonia
To see Torres del Paine is to see what beauty our earth has to offer at the edge of civilization. Aside from the views is the experience itself, a 50 mile hike over 5 days/4 nights. I left it not only with some nice pictures but also a gratifying sense of accomplishment.
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Lake District, Chile
Chile’s Lake District consists of luscious green forests, waterfalls, volcanoes and obviously lakes. While that’s all a true story, we feel the area is not much different from the natural resources we can easily access in the U.S, aside from the volcanoes.
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Joshua Tree National Park / LA
Joshua Tree- a national park with a bunch of cool looking rocks that openly offer their history to its visitors. Not to mention all the happy-looking trees!
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