Today the air got sticky as we moved on to Villahermosa, the capital of Tabasco. After widespread flooding a couple months ago, the ci...

Taking it easy, we just head to the beach to catch the sunset and see the Gulf of Mexico.

Today we explored some remarkable Mayan ruins in Palenque, an hour south of Villahermosa

Riding the public transit in each town we visit is often one of the most telling experiences we have. Mumbai's trains are a reflection...

Mike Kurtz, our other LongJaunter meets us in Sao Paulo, where we begin our month long trek through Brazil.

With a day like this, it was easy to decide what we were going to do: head to the beach.

With no time to waste, and reports on the ground of an end to fighting in Lebanon, we head through the mountains to Beirut.

Locals and visitors alike flock to Farol da Barra for the afternoon view at sunset in Salvador.

After an eventful stay in Hamburg, we said goodbye to Ben and the house mates and caught a ride to Berlin, Germany's hipster cool capital.

We get on yet another bus and start our 20 hour trek to Guatemala, but not without one last meal in Mexico - Chinese food for dinner.

From grasshoppers to mezcal to chocolate, we delve into unique Oaxacan treats that, for better or for worse, will give your taste buds ...

In Chiang Rai, our final stop in Thailand before crossing into Laos, we met Sawad Dejprakune, a builder of wooden saxophones, and got s...

We spend a weekend with our families before heading off to London for leg two of our trip.

Who woulda' thought that landscapes seemingly monopolized by America's Southwest could exist in verdant shades of green in Brazil?

We bid enchanting Buenos Aires adieu and head north to Iguazu Falls in northern Argentina.