I often get emails asking for help with obtaining an Indian Visa and hear about many people facing the same challenges I did. To make things easier, I’ve decided to compile some tips and create a guide to help you navigate the process and avoid some common pitfalls. This guide focuses on applying for a…
Renting a car in Jordan offers various options, each with its unique quirks. Broadly speaking, there’s a right way, a wrong way, and a Jordanian way to go about it. If you’re accustomed to the western car rental process, you’re in luck—big names like Avis, Hertz, Sixt, and Thrifty have a presence here. The drill…
During one of my first weekends in Saudi Arabia, I finally made it after numerous failed attempts to secure a visa, including having to replace my passport at one point. My family had already been in the country for a few months, spending most of their time traveling to Bahrain and lounging by the hotel…
Tokyo is brimming with more than 50 must-do activities, making it easy to compile a list of top experiences. Dive into these highlights and see how many you can tick off. Do you have your own must-visit spots to add? – Savor Breakfast Sushi at Tsukiji Fish Market: Start your day with the freshest sushi….
Embark on an unforgettable journey from Minneapolis to Yellowstone, showcasing the finest attractions along the quickest route, cutting through North Dakota and Montana. This adventure also offers an optional detour to the Grand Teton National Park. Prefer the South Dakota route? Check out our alternative road trip! Whether you have a couple of days or…
Craters of the Moon National Monument: An Out-of-This-World Experience Craters of the Moon National Monument is unlike anywhere else on Earth. Its alien-like landscape is so extraordinary that NASA uses it to train astronauts for future moon and Mars missions. The name really couldn’t be more fitting. My visit here was a major highlight of…
Discover Independence Ghost Town: A Thriving Remnant of the Past Nestled at an altitude of 10,900 feet, Independence Ghost Town once buzzed with nearly 1,500 residents in the late 19th century. Despite the harsh conditions, this high-altitude settlement flourished with over 40 businesses and numerous homes. Today, visitors can explore around 90 discovered buildings, offering…
The War of the Pig: The Pig Incident On June 15, 1859, American farmer Lyman Cutlar discovered a pig rummaging through his precious potato patch. Frustrated and weary of the damage, Cutlar grabbed his rifle and shot the pig, not realizing this single act would spark a remarkable chain of events. The pig belonged to…