On our second day in Railay, we decided to jump right in and enjoy all the positive aspects that this beautiful place had to offer.

We lucked out and got to Chiang Mai on a Sunday. The famous Sunday Walking Market was extensive.

Even though they drive on the "wrong" side of the road in Thailand, we were really excited to rent mopeds for a day to explore Doi Suth...

Just an hour speed boat ride across from Buenos Aires, we take a jaunt to lazy (in a good way) town of Colonia, Uruguay.

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

At long last we made it to the rain forest just a half hour outside of San Jose, Costa Rica.

A mental tease really, we head to the States for a weekend to see family and head home for the first time in two and a half months.

Mike Kurtz, our other LongJaunter meets us in Sao Paulo, where we begin our month long trek through Brazil.

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.

Today we got a taste of Germany's long and quite wide ranging history at the Deutsches Historiches Museum, Berlin's national history museum.

Think you've seen it all? We did to, until this camel drawn mobile billboard walked right by us in Ahmedabad.

On Saturday afternoon we visited Brazilian hip-hop artist, filmmaker and author MV Bill in the neighborhood where he was raised and sti...

After more than a week on the road, the grizzled look has got to go. A visit to the peluqueria (barber shop) is in order.

Lebanon is home to no less then 19 different ethnicities - its capital city, Beirut, is no different and reflects a wide-ranging makeup...

With such a storied past, Berlin makes for a interesting city to explore.