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 ...

Though our visit was short, we saw Lebanon go through a quite a bit of change in just seven days.

With a couple more sights to see, Benard takes us around Nairobi and invites us to his home in the suburbs.

After rising early, we caught a canoe across the mighty Mekong River to Laos and headed north to the small rice paddy paradise of Luang...

On Monday we headed to São Joaquim market, the city's largest open air bazaar. The market is located in the lower city, right along th...

One of our LongJaunters was dealing with stomach issues and a high fever we feared might be a recurrence of malaria. The other ...

The massive Colosseum of Rome still impresses thousands nearly two millennia after its construction.

We got lucky with the weather on our one day in Florence, spending the sunny day walking the streets and taking pictures, of course.

With only 24 hours to get from Split on Adriatic coast to Belgrade we sadly had to breeze through the beautiful (and once war torn) cou...

After passing by it in awe for a few days, we finally got up close to Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque.

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

Back in Thailand's capital, we had some down time and decided to spend it wisely by acquiring our visas for entry into Vietnam.

After a week in Guatemala we say goodbye to its mountainous terrain and head for San Salvador en route to Nicaragua.

On just a couple hours of sleep we made the trek from the comfy apartment that we were crashing in inside São Paulo to the very rustic ...