Touring the Temple, Americans visit to Japan’s holy shrines and temples. An excerpt from Wally Wood’s book about Japan.
How many ways are there to experience the timeless capital of Italy? Helena Wahlstrom lists some of the best ways to move around in Rome.
Love with a Chance of Drowning by Torre DeRoche: Deep-water phobic Torre DeRoche embarks on a cross-Pacific sailing adventure for love and survives.
For Dr. Suzanne M. Miller, a bump in the road during her travels along the Silk Road in Xinjiang, China, proved quite literal, when she and her fellow travelers found themselves involved in a car accident.
Ten Best Monasteries and Convents: Lonely Planet lists the ten best monasteries around the world in their great guidebook, 1000 Ultimate Sights.
Michael Scott Moore takes readers through a history of surfing in his surprising and superbly written travelogue Sweetness and Blood.
Larry ‘Jungle’ Shortell describes his traveling adventures in Summers Off: The Worldwide Adventures of a Schoolteacher, this excerpt has him skydiving in New Zealand
Helena Wahlstrom reviews a new book by Ted Conover, The Routes of Man: How Roads Are Changing the World, and the Way We Live Today.
Drew Knowles’s brilliant, genuinely fond account of Route 66, now in its fourth edition, is sure to make readers long for the good old pre-interstate days.
Facing the Congo in a Dug-Out Canoe: Adventurer Jeffrey Tayler, a white man, navigates the Congo River and meets the residents of the jungle in this exciting book.
Investours, a non-profit organization, pools participants’ tour fees and contributes them in the form of a micro-loan to aid local entrepreneurs.
BikeSherpa: Social Networking and Bike Touring Adventure By Helena Wahlstrom Social networking is used for just about everything these days, with online groups forming around every interest imaginable. Now bike enthusiasts can take that social group and go on a […]
U.S. government eased travel restrictions to Cuba this year, the island is ready to welcome more visitors.