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Cultural Experience – Tamaki Maori Village – Rotorua, New Zealand

Posted by Valerie Stewart on Mar 23, 2012 in Advice, Around The World, Destinations, New Zealand, Oceania, People, Photography, Resources, Travel | 0 comments

One of the things that I was most looking forward to about visiting New Zealand was getting to know a little more about the Maori culture. I had heard little pieces of information about the indigenous people of this beautiful place, and was interested to learn more. Although Maori people make up more than 14%...

Travel Photo Of The Week: Waterfall On The Tongariro Crossing – National Park, New Zealand

Posted by jgriffinstewart on Mar 3, 2012 in Around The World, Destinations, Landscape, New Zealand, Oceania, Photography, Resources, Travel, Travel Photo Of The Week | 2 comments

We are currently finishing our travels in New Zealand and let me encourage and persuade you that if you have not been to New Zealand before, you should put it on your bucket list and make it out here before you die. This place is amazing...

Train Tour of Northern India, Part I: Varanasi, The Holy City

Posted by Valerie Stewart on Jan 7, 2012 in Animals, Around The World, Asia, Destinations, India, Landscape, People, Photography, Resources, Travel, Varanasi | 0 comments

We arrived in Varanasi from Kathmadu via a very long bus/taxi/rickshaw/train ride and checked into our hostel at almost midnight. After a good night’s sleep, we headed up to meet our hostel owners and have some breakfast. Krishna, the hostel guy not the Hindu god, gave us the run of the city...

Travel Gear Review: Comply Foam Tips

Posted by Valerie Stewart on Dec 10, 2011 in Advice, Around The World, Destinations, Resources, Travel | 0 comments

What sort of things do you bring on board a plane when you travel? Excluding gum and inflatable pillows, the use of certain travel necessities, namely electronics, will probably be accompanied with the need to use earphones of some kind. For me, this is easier said than done. Cue all crying babies... now.