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I'm writing this post from Delhi, India, which is a sweltering 105 F.
It's funny to think I was in cold Himalaya air just a couple days ago.
I went on an Utralight flight tour of the Annapurna mount
We just returned to Kathmandu from a peaceful weekend in Pokhara.
Pokahara is Nepal's second largest city which appears to be a distant
second, as it is quite a bit smaller than the capital city. Â
Welcome to The World Effect in REAL time, posting from Kathmandu! We have officially caught up with ourselves, so starting today we'll actually be where our posts say we are. We're also officially
Meggan's claw marks in my arm were worth our trip to Palawan. As you've seen from our previous posts, we're pretty fond of this little place. Many of you have been asking how we got here. This i
Snug between sheer limestone cliffs and a white beach is the village of El Nido, a perfect launching point to explore the beautiful Bacuit Archipelago. Not only is the location an ideal home-base fo
I know we've probably said this a few times in our travel blog, but I'll say it again, we have found one of the most beautiful places on earth. Visiting the Bacuit Archipelago in northern Palawan of t
One reasonable flight from Singapore brought us to a country we weren't originally planning on visiting, the Philippines. According to the US state department, we shouldn't go there, as there has be
As the rays of sunlight hit each
tiny speck of Mica, the East Bali beaches comes alive with energy. The
beaches sparkle like they have diamonds hiding in the black sands. It
is a brilliant si
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