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...

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...

World famous for it's sunny days, white sands, crystal clear waters and expansive beaches, Rio has the ultimate in mega-beaches.

If we were to start handing out superlatives, rice paddies would easily earn the award for most beautiful crop in the world (though we ...

Join us for our first day in Kenya as we hit the streets of Nairobi.

Thushan's cousin's surprise birthday party gave us a stellar opportunity to get a taste of Sri Lanka, one of our future destinations on...

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

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

We hit up Costa Rica's Pacific surfer town, Jaco, and try to ply the waves on a surfboard for our very first attempt at surfing.

We heard of a great beach on the other side of the island, so we took off into the forest, despite the discouraging clouds.

On the road again, we head four hours south from Puebla to Oaxaca.

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

Ah Venice, the seemingly implausible city.