Bus travel is one of the most popular ways to get around in Argentina. Long distance buses travel between towns and cities. Most are equipped with cama (bed) seats, which are like reclining chairs.
There are many different means of travel in Belém and throughout this state in Brazil. Did you know that traveling around by barco (boat) to different regions of Pará is very common here?
Can you imagine living in a house on stilts and getting around by boat? Read on to learn about El Tigre, a small town north of Buenos Aires that is made up of a series of canals and islands.
I took this photo of the Belém skyline from just across the river Guamá. Although Belém is a city in the Amazon, living in the city is like living in a concrete jungle, rather the real jungle!
Brazil has excellent culinary traditions. The city of São Paulo is one of the best places to be as it blends not only Brazilian foods from across the country but international dishes too.
São Paulo has the largest subway system in Brazil, called the Metrô. It currently runs five underground lines and one monorail line. Two of these lines, which I use a lot, are privately operated.
Ha Giang is home to beautiful rocky mountains, rolling hills, and a small but diverse population. This province is not a common tourist spot in Vietnam but that might be changing.
You can't talk about Japan's environment without mentioning some of the special traits and hazards that face the island nation. Welcome to the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Traveling around a foreign country without knowing the language can be hard, but with some practice and a bit of courage, you can conquer that fear in no time.
