How to Travel America the Right Way

For hundreds of years, America has been attracting people from all over the globe to its shores. Whether it be for sweeping beaches, immense mountain structures, or its bustling cities, each state offers something that no other can compete with, each holding its own unique culture, history, and collection of attractions. Due to its sheer size, it can often leave people feeling overwhelmed about how they can make the most of their time there, and travel to America in the right way. Luckily, there are lots of helpful hints and tricks that countless travelers have offered over the years, which aim to make your time here run smoothly.

The Bangkok Traffic Story

The news about the death of the highly revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand swept across the world. As a sign of respect, the entire nation of Thailand was in a state of mourning. The famous night clubs and entertainment strips were closed, and almost all the locals wore black. As the country plunged into what it seemed to be the darkest moment of their modern history, it got me thinking if I should still push this trip with my friends.

4 Essential Actions To Take Before You Go Traveling

Traveling, planning routes, times, and places to go can be exhausting and prove hard work. However, doing all of this is part of the process, and you’re gearing yourself up for the fun part, and arguably, some of the best fun you’ll have in your lifetime. When it comes to packing your bags in preparation for your expedition, you’re going to want to find out how the experts and the experienced travelers go about it. You don’t want to miss an important item out of your list, but you also shouldn’t be packing everything but the kitchen sink into your bag and ending up weighing yourself down with heavy and cumbersome luggage. Before you go traveling, whether it’s near or far, there are four essential actions to take:

Why Long-term Travel Isn't For Me

Five minutes after we departed Changi International Airport, the seatbelt sign has finally been switched off by the captain. The cabin crew stood up and started to serve hot meals. To kill time, I watched Dear Other Self on my in-flight entertainment system. The Filo movie was about a working girl on her mid-20s who tried to venture travel blogging and long-term travel. I couldn't help but think what is it like to be in her shoes.

What if one day I would just quit my job, pack my bags, and just travel around the world?

Or maybe not.

Expectation vs. Reality: Your Photo vs. Your Friend's Photo

Almost everyone is into photography. With so many gadgets to choose from, capturing and sharing precious moments has never been that hard. Learning the art of photography is not that easy, and it takes time to master it. But, operating a camera is a different thing. Before you can capture a perfect photo, you need to understand the basic concept and fundamentals of photography - how a camera works.

When I traveled to South Korea late last year, I brought my two cameras - my mirrorless DSLR and one DSLR equipped with a 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, perfect for OOTD and portrait shoots. I lent my DSLR to my friends and allowed them to play with it. Here are some of the photos taken by us. They say that practice makes perfect. Lol!

5 Reasons To Take Out Travel Insurance

If you are going to go traveling, no matter how far you go and for how long you are gone, travel insurance has to be one of the first things you organize. It’s a hugely important part of traveling so many reasons; here are the main ones for you to consider.

Dear, Sydney

I just found out a perfect app on my fold to collect and share my stories and photographs online. Unfold is a beautiful app, and it's very easy to use. Sharing to you my first Unfold story. Let the photos speak for itself. Hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed creating it.

Your Journey To Israel And Everything In Between

Israel as a country holds significant cultural and historic importance for many individuals all over the world, and it successfully blends old customs with new ones. The Middle East boasts some of the warmest temperatures and climate in the world, so be prepared for soaring heats and to pack your bags appropriately. If you’re visiting in July, then expect an average high of 79ºF (26ºC). It’s highly likely that your visit will be met with a warm invitation, and don’t be surprised if you’re asked to attend social functions, parties, and family gatherings by the people you met there. It’s said that Israelis can be just as warm as their weather.