We took it easy today and sat poolside at one of Beirut's beach clubs.

Lebanon is undoubtedly a place of contrasts. In the span of just a few short days, fighting in the streets has turned into partying in ...

On the heels of a fresh power-sharing agreement and the election of a new president, the Lebanese begin a stretch of celebrating their ...

Our first encounter with Railay left us at a loss. The peninsula was full of so much beauty, but so much of it was wasted.

Barely able to count it a visit, we leave Tanzania after a mere day in the country and head back to Nairobi.

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

Today we got out on the street before the sun was up to see Rome from dawn to dusk. It was a whirlwind tour that took us to many of Ro...

With no night buses available between Guatemala and Costa Rica, we are forced to spend our day traveling south from San Salvador to Man...

An urban sea of indigo washed buildings, Jodhpur in the Indian state of Rajasthan certainly earns its name as "The Blue City." Sitting...

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.

Tonight for dinner we went to a churrascaria, a traditional Brazilian eatery, where we ate like kings (and paid royally too).

We jump on the subway late at night and meet a couple characters before getting a taste of the local brew.

Leaving Damascus and Syria for Sri Lanka we jetted southeast heading for the Arabian Gulf. Our transition from Damascus to Doha was biz...

Times are a-changing in Lebanon. Just days removed from civil war, a major agreement between resistance factions and the government bro...

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