…WOOF gig was great fun and I had plenty of exciting explorations during my free time. Highly recommended! QUESTIONS: If you’ve ever done WWOOFing, what was your best gig? Why was it so great? If you haven’t tried WWOOFing yet, would you like to? Any particular places? * If you’re considering WWOOFing, I highly recommend you read my post about my one disastrous WWOOF gig, Volunteering Gone Waaayyy Wrong, where I assess what went wrong and offer sug…
…ng the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal Cycling in Shanghai SCUBA DIVING ADVENTURES Guide to Diving in Malaysia Guide to Diving in Thailand Guide to Diving in Bali Diving at Tioman Island, Malaysia Amazing Bali Dive Bali Dives: Amed Wall Bali Dives: Liberty Shipwreck How I Became a Dive Professional SKY DIVING ADVENTURES Sky Diving in Florida HIKING/ CAMPING ADVENTURES Hiking Dragon’s Backbone on Chinese New Year Tent Escapade- Australia Trekking the A…
…lage. What’s more, they can opt to hike or go by horse. Either way, it’s recommended to hire a local guide to the volcano top, as the trails are hard to follow. lovely forest near Angahuan Initially I wanted to climb the volcano (of course!), a trip that takes all day from the tiny indigenous Purepecha village of Angahuan, the closest village to the volcano. But the week I was in the area was excessively rainy, not great for mountain climbing. In…
…assignments for most of these countries as well as several city & country guide updates to complete. I’ll be a super-busy this year visiting luxury & boutique hotels, that’s for sure. But I will also spend a lot of time exploring and getting to know each country’s history, natural places and prime destinations. Exploring the world in-depth is, after all, the reason I am pursuing this life of full-time world travel. Two other events in 2020 are al…
…——————————————————————————— National Museum Entrance fee: $10 Sing ($8 US) Free guided tours are offered in English several days per week. Facilities include a museum shop, a cafe, and a restaurant Access, directions, opening hours and information about special events and exhibitions are found on the website: National Museum.sg The National Museum is located on the north side of Fort Canning Hill in central Singapore city at 93 Stamford Rd. It’s a…
…widely regarded as New Zealand’s finest museum, it’s phenomenal that it’s completely free! Huge Te Papa Museum consists of 4 floors devoted to all aspects of New Zealand: Maori history and culture, Pacific Islanders, European colonization and history in NZ, flora and fauna, geological development and physical phenomenon. While the Maori and Pacific Islander exhibitions are rather limited compared to Auckland Museum, Te Papa’s various Natural Hist…
…warungs nearby. I stufffed my face. Then I fell into bed for the night. By 8 or 9 pm I was laid out in bed, dreamy with romance, and thankful that tomorrow’s final ride to Sanur was only 25 km, mostly downhill. my Cycling Bali Guidebook If you’re inspired to cycle around Bali, check out my guidebook- Cycling Bali: Guide to Circumnavigating Bali by Bicycle You might also like: Cycling Bali Day 11: Bali’s Arid Northeast Coast Bali’s Hindu Ceremo…
…awesome things to do in 10 Asian destinations. Best of all, this eBook is FREE! Get your own copy by subscribing to LashWorldTour’s free monthly newsletter. SUBSCRIBE HERE What you’ll find in this eBook: * 127 colorful pages filled with exciting things to do around Asia *Suggestions for 10 free activities in: Bali, Singapore, Singapore’s Changi Airport, Tropical Islands and Beaches, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Kyoto, Ja…
…ny beautiful books about Chinatown and Singapore. 3. Guided Walking Tour A free guided walking tour of Chinatown starts every day at 2 pm. Meet at the Chinatown Heritage Center, 48 Pagoda Street, at the north end of central Chinatown. URA city model – Singapore 4. URA – Urban Redevelopment Authority ‘City Gallery’ If you’re at all interested in architecture, design, city planning, or history, get yourself to URA, at the southern edge of Chinatown…
…eum, though it’s not designated as such. Visitors are welcome to visit for free during opening hours. From the broad wooden platform they can watch passing cargo trains roar through. Although the trains don’t stop in Gueretaro, they do blow their horns proudly as they chug through the city several times a day, until about 10 or 11 pm. open courtyard in a random Gueretaro building Gueretaro Sights Common to other Mexican cities Most of Mexico’s his…
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! 
