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.

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

About 40 miles southwest of Damascus lies the remains of the once prosperous town of Quneitra. Destroyed by the Israeli military during...

A walking tour of urban art in São Paulo, Brazil with local artist Flavio Samelo.

Today we caught a bus to the other side of the city where boats ferry passengers and goods to Ilha Maré, an island in in the bay. Afte...

Today we took another winding journey (as most of them tend to be here in Guatemala) to a coffee farm called Nueva Alianza,

Rio de Janeiro's skyline is dominated, not with buildings, but with impressive mountains like Pão de Açúcar. We went to the top of it t...

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

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.

After taking a late night, two-hour flight from Rio, we arrived in Brazil's colonial capital city, Salvador da Bahia.

We dropped in on the opening day of classes at the internationally renown Cultural Foundation Dance School (Escola de Dança da Fundação...

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

After an all-night bus trip north from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, our friend Leila's adopted Indian home, we were all feeling a bit under the...

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.