The whirlwind of Bolivia is as treacherous as it is beautiful. It'll push you to your limits, demolish your sense of security, and extend your adrenaline from one absurd activity to the next. After a quick conversation withe a "role model" of mine, I'd heard all I needed to hear, booking a bus from Peru to its southeastern neighbor. Bolivia is about thinking less and doing more, so here are the best (or maybe worst?) things you should do there. im·pet·u·ous adjective acting o

Our favorite beginner-to-intermediate hike in Bali is the perfect kind of breathtaking. As Mount Batur gets busier and busier, here's guyd we created for some of our Now and Never groups before they embarked. Rainy Season? Not up here. You won’t have a tough time staying stimulated in Ubud, but some of the best attractions are located just outside of town; rolling rows of rice patties and ancient Buddhist sites that’ll make you feel like you finally made it on “Legends of the

Every picture you can find of Sparty (Spa+Party) Budapest, a wild rave set in an ancient Hungarian bathhouse, barely touches the surface of our wildest night in Budapest. Book with caution, thank us later. Yeah, it's like that. (Photo from http://www.bathsbudapest.com/) Budapest may not seem like the sexiest pick for a vacation, but the gorgeous capital of Hungary has become an increasingly popular, value-driven destination for travelers looking to get their tourist fix by da

Exploring Hanoi for the first time can feel like you’ve been warped into a hazardous game of human "Frogger." But once you get the hang of Vietnamese jaywalking, this beautiful city with a complicated past will challenge you as a traveller and change you as a person. By Gabriel Huntting For any right-minded traveler , the beeping, zooming legions of Hanoi's motorbikes can turn crossing the street into a harrowing dose of daily trauma. There are so many, the city is attempting