Guides
Wander smarter, and talk shop with those who've been down that road before.
15 ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Locations You Need Not Be Crazy, Rich, or Asian to Visit. Top Story - September 2018.
Crazy Rich Asians, based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Singapore-born Kevin Kwan, officially became the most successful Hollywood studio rom-com in nine years after grossing $117.3 million on its third weekend at the US box office. Set in Singapore, the Jon M Chu-directed film is a delightfully funny romance that deftly covers universal themes of love, family, and friendship.
By Marguerita Tan8 years ago in Wander
Reasons You Should Never Visit Georgia!
Salivation The vast array of aromatic and delicious dishes on offer at a traditional feast—called "supra"—will cause you to experience not only constant salivation, but also pangs of conscience after overindulging in these delicacies. A perennially full stomach and visions of too tight trousers will haunt you throughout your visit. Khatchapuri, khinkali, lobiani, mtsradi, pkhali, chashushli, mchad, imeruli, churchkhela are just some of the mystical names of dishes that will visit you in your dreams.
By Caroline Koziol8 years ago in Wander
Things to See and Do in Greenland (Yes, Greenland)
If you are visiting Greenland, you might not be surprised at the remarks you receive when you tell your friends and acquaintances about it. “Won't it be cold?” and “What will you eat?” might be some of the typical reactions you would receive. However, after you get the requisite looks, relax—yes, you can tell people you are visiting Greenland with a straight face. Greenland receives more tourism than a lot of people might think. Go ahead and create a photo journal of your trip to this unique country. The reason is that your friends will not only be surprised, but they will be delighted at some of the fantastic sights to see in the most sparsely populated country on our planet. Consider some of these unique tourist attractions:
By Vaden Chandler8 years ago in Wander
10 Things to Visit Featured in 'Fallout 76'
In the gaming community, it is well known that Fallout 76’s location is West Virginia. I myself hail from the Mountain State and am glad my state was chosen for the game's setting. Hopefully, this will bring more tourism (a large portion of our revenue) if the gamers want to see the places in real life. I have taken it upon myself to show you 10 places that are featured in the game and are worthy of a visit. At the bottom of the page will be a map where all of these locations can be found.
By Mary-Kate Bostick8 years ago in Wander
One Day in Krakow
First thing’s first. You’re in Poland; you will have vodka. The first and most important thing to see in Krakow is the main square. Here you have two of the most famous churches in Poland; the Polish people are known for their steadfast devotion, so I guess all that vodka is good for something.
By Rose Carlman8 years ago in Wander
28 Days in Nepal
Namaste, (The Divine In Me Bows To The Divine In You). This was the word that regardless of the inter-continental language barrier, got us through our 28-day expedition in Nepal. Our school presented us with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity 18 months before our proposed departure date and myself along with nine others snatched up the chance to go to this beautiful country. We fund-raised the required amount to pay for our expenses (flights, kit, vaccinations, food, accommodation, trekking permits etc) and after a highly-anticipated wait, on the 10th July we set off for Nepal.
By Kieron Parkinson8 years ago in Wander
Hoofing It in the Green Mountains – Part One
Now I know what some of you may be thinking: where in the blazes IS Vermont? Isn’t that where Bernie Sanders is from? Can you ride a moose? First, you can find us snuggled in between New York State, the Canadian province of Quebec, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Second, Senator Sanders has claimed us as his home state, and many of us are proud to have him. Thirdly, I would not recommend accosting such a large animal as to ride it. So, now that I have your attention...
By L. Rose Sargeant8 years ago in Wander
The Haunts of the Many Writers of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, boasts two extinct volcanoes, 13 castles, and more festivals than months of the year. Edinburgh (pronounced Edin-bruh; Edin-burr-uh; or even embra, if you're a Leither) has also been home to a large number of well-known writers across its rich past. The authors of everything from Peter Pan to Trainspotting; Sherlock Holmes to Harry Potter; have called the city home at some point.
By Tay Inkwell8 years ago in Wander
A Solo Travel in Venice
There are places that have nothing to do with our ideas of home, family and affections. Places that nothing have in common with important moments of our lifes. And yet, sometimes some of this places steals our hearts and minds, until they become “places of body and mind” where you go to find something, and that something is often yourself.
By Francesca Goti8 years ago in Wander
