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...

Though the monsoon season makes going to beach less than ideal, we spent a day by the shore, relaxing and taking the scenes in.

The "caipirinha" is Brazil's national mixed drink of choice and, amazingly, we made it three weeks into our travels here before trying one.

Thushan's wallet was stolen today... not fun. In a dour mood, we attempt to explore San Jose, Costa Rica.

With the help of our guide Freddy, we woke up bright and early to climb up Volcan Maderas, the extinct volcano on the island of Ometepe.

Despite the sweltering heat, we took the day to wander two neighborhoods, Congreso and Microcentro, where we took in the hustle and bus...

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

Pueblans have a reputation for being a bit uptight, and their affinity for massive cathedrals doesn’t exactly lighten the mood, but we ...

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.

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

Picture perfect Lago Atitlan and its conical volcanoes, dominates the scene, and this photo gallery of our day in Panajachel.

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

With exactly four and a half months on the road, from Mexico City to Istanbul, and everywhere in between, we had to say goodbye to Long...