Logbook 2: Paddling Down the Mekong

This week our expedition team paddled down the Mekong River using inflatable packrafts. We stopped at a small rural village along the way.

Transportation in Ecuador

In this entry, I will describe a little about how people in Ecuador get around, and what I usually do. Read on to find out what people use in Ecuador to get where they need to go!

Awas! Caution!

Here in the city, there is a lot going on and people try to get around the busy city in many ways. 

Planes, trains, buses, and cars in Geneva

Swiss people get around in their country and in the cities within it in various ways, most of which focus on public transportation and walking — unlike in most places in America!

Mastering Public Transportation in Paris

With its massive size, Paris has a very complex and complete system of public transportation. It is undoubtedly the best way to move around the city. Join me while I share some of my experiences.

How Do I Get There?

What is the best way to get to the top of a hill or mountain? In the city of Budapest, Hungary, there's a special way to travel up the steep hill to Buda Castle. 

Chasing Cool Forest Mists

This field note is a description about the forms of transportation available around this part of the world! It's fascinating to find so many travel options available right at your doorstep.

Tartu is a Town Made for Walking

From buses to skiing to ferries, Estonians rely on diverse methods of transportation to get where they need to go. Estonians love to travel and to enjoy the outdoors, whether rain, snow or shine.

And I would walk 500 miles...

The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela sits at the end of a spiritual pilgrimage, which thousands of people every year walk for hundreds of miles to come to the shrine of St. James. Learn more here!

Cruisin' Down the Streets

Taiwan is just as chock full of planes, trains and automobiles as anywhere else. The travel customs here, though, are definitely unique. Learning to get around also involves learning cultural habits.

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