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...

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

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...

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...

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

Made famous by the Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo, Tsavo East National Park is an impressive swath of land, where lions, cheetah, giraffe an...

We may have hit our rock bottom. Trying to find something to do in San Jose - all we can do is nurse our sorrows with a local beer.

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...

We spent the day staring in awe at Iguazu Falls, an enormous network of waterfalls on the border of Argentina and Brazil.

Riding the public transit in each town we visit is often one of the most telling experiences we have. Mumbai's trains are a reflection...

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

Following a whirlwind tour around the crowded streets of Venice, we headed out of Veneto's captial to the sleepy beach town of Caorle o...

A nice, thick pile of mail welcomed us home.

Sigiriya is one of Sri Lanka's most popular historic landmarks and deservedly so. The ancient, cliff-top palace is impressive for both...