…ot of travel for 2011 Matt! Thanks so much for taking time to tell us about your travels and LandLopers. Happy trails! Lash —————————————– Follow Matt, get his travel tips, photos and stories from around the world: Matthew Long Editor-in-Chief LandLopers.com Twitter.com/LandLopers Facebook.com/LandLopers Experiencing the World on a Budget Ranked in Top 15 for “Top Influencers about Travel and Tourism” Proud Member of the Top 100 Travel Blogs *( al…
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…nes and twigs can be both therapeutic and fun. Whether you’re working on a complex long-term project or a simple craft, the sense of accomplishment you can gain from the creative process will definitely enhance your overall well-being. At the end of the day, there are plenty of ways to connect with the natural world off the camping ground or hiking trail. Bringing elements of nature closer to home can do wonders both for your personal health and f…
…tructed us to do. It was a massive project but with so many eager hands we completed the task in just one day. On Wednesday morning the art department went into full swing. Happily equipped with the tools and materials that they’d waited so long for, the artists could finally begin constructing the sets, props and Challenge games. They eagerly jumped into high gear. My team spent that week helping them. One day we went into the jungle to help pain…
…s on this website can help you express your style and personality, without compromising on your comfort during a hot day. A good pair of glasses will frame your face perfectly and accentuate your features. Sunglasses are a must too! photo by BatGirlBob on Flickr CC Linen trousers Not all of us enjoy getting our legs out, whether it’s because we’re feeling self-conscious, or we just can’t be bothered to shave, luckily other fashion solutions can ke…
…d thick vegetation. In truth, most beaches do have some development – some combination of small restaurants, bars, petite hotels and/or private homes situated behind them. However, you can barely see these human structures because they are all small 1 or 2-story buildings tucked under the trees. Most are made of natural materials like wood with thatched roofs, so they blend into their surroundings even more. Amazingly, even Costa Rica’s most devel…
…hat blast through the entire bus. bungalow beach resort – Thailand When it comes to accommodation, budget housing can be much noisier than upscale hotels and resorts. Not always, but often. Luxury hotels tend to be constructed of thick walls and dense materials. Budget places might have thin walls, loud TVs blaring, noisy staff. They are sometimes located right beside noisy streets, night clubs, markets or loud neighbors. Luxury properties usually…
…of town. From Bus Station 17 I caught a quick tuk-tuk to a nearby hotel recommended in my guidebook. The book described it as a family-run guest house. I pictured a lovely family house set along a leafy tree-lined street, with the family mother greeting me at her door and whisking me into my own cozy bedroom. strip mall where my hotel was located in Chandigarh Instead the tuk-tuk driver delivered me to a strip mall! A hideously ugly line of concr…
…hings. Surprising things. I learned some of these facts about Fiji while researching for my upcoming trip to this tropical paradise. Other things I discovered after I arrived. So as not to keep you in suspense any longer, following are 10 interesting facts about Fiji that you probably wouldn’t know unless you’ve already visited. Mamanuka Islands from Viti Levu 1. The nation of Fiji is comprised of over 300 islands I don’t know about you, but I alw…
…t know about Kuala Lumpur, too! Diana Lee is part of the Malaysian Tourist Guides Council, which has tour guide members all over Malaysia. They can arrange walking tours in just about any town and city in the country, including Melaka, Penang, Langkawi and other places. Contact Malasian Tourist Guides Council for walking tours in KL or around Malaysia as follows: website: Malaysian Tourist Guides Council email: mtgc@streamyx.com Contact Ms. Diana…
Hi! I'm Lash, an American nomadic world traveler who's been traveling solo since 1998. Iām passionate about traveling the world nomadically and then sharing it all with you. I hope to inspire you to travel the world, to entertain you with tales from the road, and to help you reach your travel dreams. Welcome! 
