The Land of the Morning Calm

Korea's rich history and mountainous landscapes have created a beautiful country that manages to blend tradition with modernity while facing some challenges along the way. 

The "Chicken Buses" of Guatemala

We all know what a chicken is. And a bus. But have your heard of the Chicken Bus before? Read on to learn about this famous Guatemalan transportation institution!  

The Chixoy River and Río Negro

The communities around the Chixoy river in Guatemala have changed over time with the construction of the hydroelectric dam. Come see how this major national project has created a unique environment.

Con mi familia anfitriona (With my host family)

This week, I learned a bit about what it means to grow up in the town of Fray Bentos, Uruguay. Read on to see what similarities there may be between childhood here and in America!

Up and Down the River

I live near one of the largest rivers in Malaysia! Read on to learn how this affects my daily life and the lives of the people whose town I live in.

Finding Nemo in the South China Sea

Where does Nemo live?  In the South China Sea, off the island of Terrengganu!  Come join me as I try snorkeling for the first time!

The Galápagos Tortoise

Ecuador's Galápagos Islands are home to many plants and animals that are native only to this part of the world. Check out one of the islands' huge creatures!

A chocolate factory on an island in the Amazon jungle!

The sign says "Welcome to Combu Island's House of Chocolate" on the left hand side. The other side reads "Get to know the delicacies made from organic cocoa from Lady Nena!'

A Concrete Jungle?

School’s out for winter break right now (it's cold here!), so I went to check out nearby Buenos Aires with friends. In the absence of any green nature, I figured the concrete jungle would have to do!

Kids Lives in Brazil

Kids' lives here in Brazil can be quite similar to what life is like for kids in the United States, and possibly around the world as well. However, there are many differences, too. Let's take a look!

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