In Chiang Rai, our final stop in Thailand before crossing into Laos, we met Sawad Dejprakune, a builder of wooden saxophones, and got s...

After rising early, we caught a canoe across the mighty Mekong River to Laos and headed north to the small rice paddy paradise of Luang...

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

No matter where you watch the game, the Superbowl loss was just as painful.

On Saturday night, we took to the streets as the sun was setting to see what the locals do in Buenos Aires when they don't have to work...

After spending the night on another bus, we arrive in Tapachula, where we head straight for the Mexico-Guatemala, en route to Quetzalte...

We bid farewell to Brazil and head back to New York City.

Starting from the historic Massachusetts State House, through New York City, Dallas and on to Zocalo in Mexico City where the long jaun...

What's Buenos Aires' swankiest address? For both the living, and the dead, it's Recoleta.

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...

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.

Today we got out on the street before the sun was up to see Rome from dawn to dusk. It was a whirlwind tour that took us to many of Ro...

We take our first full day on the road to explore the streets of Mexico City.

We bid enchanting Buenos Aires adieu and head north to Iguazu Falls in northern Argentina.

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