I always knew I was going to dislike Mexico City. Everything I read before my trip foreshadowed an insipid megalopolis drowning in the sea of frou-frou restaurants, superfluous street art and über-rich neighborhoods that makes most...
Upon exiting Vilnius Airport to begin my trip through the Baltic capitals two weeks ago, I entered a world of contrast. There were individual USB chargers on the otherwise ramshackle bus (the devices of stylish,...
Once upon a time, I lived in Berlin. I’ll be sprinkling recollections of my brief stint as a Berliner throughout this 3 day Berlin itinerary, but the TL;DR version is that if you’re thinking of...
When I arrived to the Ulaanbaatar headquarters of my Gobi desert tour company Sunpath (which doubles as one), I felt out of place because we had to sleep in a hostel which I haven't done...
I prefer not to take organized tours, but they’re unavoidable in certain destinations. In Mongolia, for example, which outside the capital lacks roads (and toilets, and internet, and people who speak English, among other things necessary...
I’d known there was a chance the car would get stuck—a fifty per cent one, according to my guide—when we attempted to ford the rushing river before us. But it wasn’t until the moment I...
The Phoenician Spa has a variety of offerings and is oh so luxe in every way. In addition to massages and facials, there's a nail spa and a drybar and the relaxation area is calming...
For nearly a decade, I've been attending an amazing conference called SAND which stands for Science and Non-Duality. The event brings together scientific thinkers, technologists, academics and the spiritual community all under one roof in...
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