Locationless Living

I didn’t plan to write an entire article about my experience with Japanese food in Tokyo. It just sort of happened when I noticed a good portion of the photos I took happened to be of the food. That is a testament to the quality and originality of Japanese cuisine. Tokyo became the last destination [...]

I was led to believe that Hong Kong was anything but mainland China. I anticipated a futuristic and efficient city full of luxuries. And in fact before I had even arrived I was a bit disappointed, expecting it to be just another Western city not much different from say, New York. Everyone was supposed to [...]

I’m walking down the streets of a wealthy east coast suburb with all 40 pounds of my belongings for the indefinite future. The destination?  The train station to begin my next journey after a month of wasting away in the United States. I had a really nice time staying with family and seeing some old [...]

When thinking of Kuala Lumpur the image of Sean Connery and Katherine Zeta Jones in Entraptment comes to mind. I imagine a sleek city with high end everything; especially huge skyscrapers like the Petronas Towers where they walked across a wire between the two buildings. I did stay in Kuala Lumpur for ten day because [...]

Fly.com/uk is an airfare search engine. We all know that many exist, but how many do a good enough job of finding the cheapest flights for any given international destination? When i’m in the middle of my travels its a pretty important thing to find what I want and to find it quickly. Well I [...]

The afternoon began with. A international government agency staff member, who will remain nameless, and I were dropped off near downtown Dhaka, which is a story in of itself. Head on over to GoBackpacking.com to read my article on insane Dhaka traffic. Our plan – to stay overnight in a hotel, began after settling into [...]