Reflections: Travel Writers Tell Their Personal Stories The stories in this section are not intended to provide information about travel destinations. They're primarily about the travelers themselves. All travel stories tell us something about the teller, but in these pieces, the authors take the insights gained from travel and reflect on what they've learned about themselves -- hence the name. These stories show the ways in which travel can change us. As GoNOMAD Writer Sony Stark has observed, "Nobody warns you that when you travel, your mind stretches and never returns to its original size."
Mystic Tourism: Searching for the Yagé in Peru Phi Phi Islands, Thailand: Beauty and a Bummer Volunteering in Zambia: 'This is the Growing' Jaipur, India: The Monkey Business Traveler Returning to Sierra Leone: Elemental Africa Tipsy Pilgrims Lost in Ireland: A Rambling Fireside Story Jordan: Lessons From the Other Holy Land Go Somewhere, Don't Know Where: An Ex-Pat Returns to St. Petersburg A Woman's Life in Jordan: The Joys and the Hassles A Perfect American Fourth of July -- in Thailand Visiting a Wounded Giant: A Journey into American Spain: Cheering for the Bull in Valencia Love the One You're With: How to Travel Together Without Killing Each Other Running with Gazelles in Morocco Loafing in Croatia: Even Travel Writers Need a Vacation Ah, But You Are Americans, Aren't You? Niger: A Visit to the Fortune Teller
Rick Steves Visits Iran: "Death to Hatred and Militarism" Cambodia: A Little Girl in a Tiny Tin Boat Iran: A Conversation in the City of Poets and Nightingales
Marie Javins World Tour: GoNOMAD Transports Editor Marie Javins travels around the world using only surface transportation "by land and sea, ship, train, bus, and donkey anything but a plane." First Installment
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