A Comprehensive Guide to Volunteer Abroad Programs: Ethical Volunteering Overseas
Ready to make a difference? Our guide to volunteering abroad gives you the tools you need to choose the right program and travel ethically.
Tayrona National Park, Colombia: Nature Hikes, Birdwatching & More
Colombia's Tayrona National Park is a must-visit for nature lovers: discover stunning biodiversity, explore rainforests, and relax on beautiful beaches.
14 Best Biking Tours Around the World: Cycling the Great Divide, the Sun Route & More
Whether you're looking for a self-guided tour or a competitive one, here are our recommendations for the best cycling tours and adventures worldwide!
12 Must-Visit Hot Springs for a Rejuvenating Retreat: Iceland, Italy, Japan & Beyond
Embark on a wellness journey like no other as you explore the world's best hot springs destinations! Relax in the healing power of natural thermal waters.
Where to See the Southern Lights (Aurora Australis): 8 Best Destinations
The Southern Lights—Aurora Australis—can be seen in the southern hemisphere. From Patagonia to New Zealand and beyond, here's where to view them!
The Ruins of Tiwanaku, Bolivia: Exploring the Gateway of the Sun & Other Sites
Let's explore the archaeological sites of Tiwanaku, Bolivia, including the Gateway of the Sun, Akapana Pyramid, Puma Punku and more!
Peruvian Food 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Traditional Dishes
In addition to extreme landscapes and beautiful beaches, Peru is known for its delicious and varied cuisine. Learn all about it here!
Biking in Bogotá: A Fresh Way to Discover Colombia
The diverse city of Bogotá has become a cosmopolitan tourist destination in recent years—here's one way to explore the Colombian capital!
Taking Advantage of Seasonal Lulls to Book Cheaper Vacations
Solo travelers looking for exciting destinations this year can take advantage of off-peak travel prices during the shoulder season and avoid the crowds.
Every Day is Earth Day in the Peruvian Andes
Earth Day first started in 1970, and while that may seem a long time...compared to the history of the Peruvian Andes, it’s a nanosecond!