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A few months ago, Mike and I came up with this pretty cool idea. We wanted to find restaurants in Toronto that served cuisine from all the places we've travelled to. Since Toronto is such a multicultural city, we thought it would be pretty easy and also really fun!
Read MoreI was craving another adventure. Surprise, Surprise!
I heard a lot of great things about Nicaragua. Even though its the biggest country n Central America, it's not as frequently visited as its neighbouring countries, but that's slowly starting to change. Nicaragua has a lot to offer, trust me! If it's not on your radar yet, it should be.
Read MoreEcuador is much more than the Galapagos islands. The mainland is full of abundant amazon rainforests, adventure and high octane activities, lively cities and an entire coastline we heard great things about but totally missed out on due to our lack of time. Aleks and I without a doubt will be returning to Ecuador to further explore this beautiful country. Check out my 15 facts and tips, Ecuadorian edition!
Read MoreWe almost never made it to Brazil. That would have been a total shame because I've been dying to go there since I was a teenager. I don't know why. Maybe it's the people, the music or just the joy for life that every Brazilian person has. Whatever it is, I'm just glad that Mike and I were on the same page for this one...
Read MoreTourist's thoughts of travelling to Peru is primarily to see Machu Picchu. If this is all you think Peru is, I can assure you your wrong. Rainbow mountains, sacred valleys, colca canyon, surf beaches, historic, indigenous cities and a true culinary experience are a few that come to mind. Check out 21 facts and tips, Peruvian edition!
Read MoreSo I finally managed to get through all the photos from Australia and I was able to narrow them down to 800...from about 3,000. I'll be sharing a couple of hundred with you here. :)
But before you storm off to the photo gallery...
Read MoreImpressive salt flats, cholitas, llamas, alpacas, witch doctors, chewing cocoa leaves, chaotic bus rides and extreme altitude living are the many things that come to mind about Bolivia. Enjoy the 25 facts and tips; Bolivian edition.
Read MoreElegant tango dancing, stunning landscapes, superior cuts of beef smothered in chimichurri sauce, juicy empanadas and wine tasting are many of the highlights of this massive land in South America. Please check out my 30 facts and tips, Argentina Edition.
Read MoreWe fell in love with Indonesia almost instantly. It's been on our list to visit for a long time and we couldn't wait to get there! When I say we visited Indonesia, I mean that we only really saw a fraction of it including Bali, Lombok and the Gili Islands.
Read MoreEver thought of travelling to Brazil? Good news awaits you my western world friends. Brazil is amazing and surprisingly safer than what most people think. If you love to dance, people watch, go to the beach and eat Churrasco meat till you pass out, put Brazil on your bucket list. Here are 40 facts and tips about Brazil.
Read MoreI'm going to try and keep this post short and sweet, but considering that we spent 40 days in Thailand, it's not going to be easy. We travelled to Bangkok, visited four islands and met some great people. I hope you enjoy the read as well as all the photos and the VIDEO!
Read MoreAustralia the land of the world's most poisonous anything. At least that's what some of the locals will have you believing. Ok, it's true! Check out my latest travel facts and tips, Australian edition!
Read MoreWe were pretty excited when we received the Liebster Award. What is this you might ask? It's basically an award given from one blogger to another with the goal to recognize and discover new blogs.
Read MoreAh, It's finally here and completed! Part three of my travel facts and tips, Asian edition. The countries included are the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia.
Read MoreOur initial plan was to spend two weeks in the Philippines and split that time between two or three of the 7,500 islands! We did some research and a few came up that caught our attention...
Read MoreWe were not ready to leave Sri Lanka. It meant leaving the cool beach towns, small villages and friendly locals. At the same time, we've heard some pretty good things about Kuala Lumpur so we were pumped anyway.
Read MoreA couple of days ago we went to check out a coffee plantation just north of Ubud. There are many in Bali because this island has the perfect conditions for coffee beans to grow. We decided to visit Bali Pulina Agro Tourism. We were really curious about the Kopi Luwak coffee. It's regarded as the most expensive coffee in the world.
Read More"What's your favourite country so far?" We get asked that a lot. If we had to pick one, we'd have to say Sri Lanka. We had no idea what to expect before visiting this beautiful country, but the two weeks we spent there was barely enough time to get a taste of the country's diversity and character. If we could do it all over again, we would have stayed for a few months.
Read MoreSo this is probably obvious to some of you, but this country is not ideal for backpackers. I don't know what I was expecting, but I was hoping that we were going to be able to manage seeing a couple of cities in this country on our backpacker budget. We were SO wrong. This country is not backpacker friendly and it most certainly doesn't offer backpacker prices. If you decide to visit Abu Dhabi or Dubai make sure you bring a full wallet or two because there's no other way to enjoy yourself. Despite being strapped for cash, we still manages to have a great time thanks to Jen and all he amazing people we met.
Read MoreI don't even know where to begin. Istanbul is one of the coolest cities I've been to and it's now one of our favourites. We could have easily stayed here for 15 days and been fully occupied the entire time. Istanbul is so full of life.
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