This is a guest post by Trippy community member Vicky Iskandar, who is a nature- and road trip-loving travel writer, yogi, Afro-Brazilian dancer. My journey to Siem Reap, Cambodia was inspired by Wong Kar Wai’s movie In the Mood for Love. At the end of the movie, the main character played by Tony Leung travels to Angkor Wat, where he whispers his ... [Read more]
Ditch the tedious driving from place to place. Pick a base and explore on foot, bike or use public buses and trains in one of these European destinations for a city break. 1. Reykjavik With just over 200,000 people, Iceland's largest city is exceptionally tranquil compared to London or Paris. It's a magical city, close to the sea, geysers, glaciers, ... [Read more]
This is a guest post by Trippy community member Trevor Morrow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUroYgl1AxY Downtown LA’s Piñata District has surprises at every turn with delicious Salvadorian and Mexican street food, mountains of unusual candy, loud music, and of course, the most creative, original and strange piñatas you can imagine. Los ... [Read more]
Hong Kong has long been a major food hub in the world. It’s a city awash with good eats for every budget and dining style - from traditional tea houses, food stalls, hole in the wall eateries to white-linen-tablecloth restaurants. But how do you sieve out the best if you’re a traveler like Debbie or Radhina? Debbie asked: Its been a good few years ... [Read more]
Trippy user Ryan from Redondo Beach asked a thought-provoking question about places to eat in Washington, DC: If you could only eat at one place in DC, where would it be? I'll be in DC in early October. I am looking for great food. I'm not talking about fancy restaurants. I'm talking about food that when I eat it, I won't forget it. Here are the 20 best ... [Read more]
Until this point in our history, we have not found another planet teeming with life like our own. We continue to search, but it has become clear that what we have in planet Earth is something special, at least within the scope of our understanding. Our planet is naturally divided into continents and oceans, so the first question that comes to mind is ... [Read more]
