Vietnam: Energy, Optimism and Extraordinary Food
Lisa Petersson takes us on a mouth-watering tour of street food vendors in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, still known as Saigon to the locals.
Asia
GoNOMAD Travel articles about Asia.
Visiting Lord Bahubali in Shravanabelagola
Suruchi Dumpawar of Bangalore takes a day trip to visit the famous statue of Lord Bahubali in Shravanabelagola.
Korea: Pitching In to Clean Up An Oil Spill
Lucy Corne, who has been living in Korea for almost a year, and her friends join Korean volunteers to help clean up an oil spill.
Hue, Vietnam: Try The Bun Bo Hue!
Hue food: Hue Vietnam is famous for Bun Bo Hue, a beef noodle soup. This excerpt is about dining in Hue –some of best restaurants in Hue Vietnam.
Cambodia: Learning to Love Leisure in Siem Reap
By Stephen Brookes Don’t get me wrong – I like a good ruin as much as the next guy. Give me a big pile of crumbling stone and I’ll clamber happily on it for hours. Throw in a little history and some atmospheric surroundings and I’m in heaven – whether…
Peering over the Fence: Korea’s DMZ
Lucy Corne visits the Demilitarized Zone DMZ between North and South Korea and describes the protocol and the differences between north and South Koreas.
A Yurt-Stay in Kyrgyzstan
A hiking tour of Kyrgystan, staying with local shepherd families using CBT Kyrgyzstan to help bring them together.
How Much Does it Cost to Travel the World?
A couple did it, and here’s how much it cost them By Kelly Westhoff Soon after we got married, my husband and I quit our jobs and hit the road. We traveled through eight countries in six months – Mexico, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and Myanmar. We dubbed…
Homestay Trek in Himachal Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh India: Mridula Dwivedi takes a high-altitude trek through Himachal Pradesh, India, and Demul Spiti, India homestay
India: A Day-Trip From Mysore
Suruchi Dumpawar of Mysore takes a day trip to the Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, the Somnathpura Temple and the Shimsha waterfalls.
Kashgar: Auntie Val’s Magic Carpet Ride
Kashgar’s Famous Sunday Market for a ‘Priceless Carpet’ By Valerie Sartor Last month cabin fever overwhelmed me. I desperately needed a break: from my polite but wily students, from my unsatisfactory yet demanding lover, and from my overpopulated and mundane Chinese city. But going abroad took too much time, money,…
India: Beginner’s Guide to Camel Trekking
Marika Hill takes a camel safari in Rajasthan, India, and gives some tips on how to ride a camel and how to avoid venomous snakes, are there camels in India?