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

We spent the day staring in awe at Iguazu Falls, an enormous network of waterfalls on the border of Argentina and Brazil.

Just a quick bus ride from Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, we enter its sister city, Foz do Iguaçu and begin our month long exploration of Brazil.

One of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, Damascus still has a vibrant buzz.

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 take our first full day on the road to explore the streets of Mexico City.

As we headed to Europe, the sun and warmth of Brazil had officially become a thing of the past. We hopped on an Air India jet (with gr...

Our first full day in Mumbai was a perfect introduction to India. Here we joined two old friends, Leila and Sam, and took to the stree...

Today we took a ferry across the mighty Bosphorus to the Asia side of Istanbul.

Lebanon is home to no less then 19 different ethnicities - its capital city, Beirut, is no different and reflects a wide-ranging makeup...

Tired of city life, we decided to take our bikes and head out of the city to check out some of the more rural villages of the Waterland...

The Brits love their watering holes, and so, when in Rome, err, London, we did what the Londoners like to do.

A rare day time flight (most of our trips have been at night) gave us a chance to see the world below.

Reggio Emilia is by no means a tourist destination, which was a relief to us after braving the crush of vacationers in Rome.

With so many errands, including picking up our Chinese visas before heading to London, we had little time to see anything but one of th...