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The fairy chimneys of Cappadocia located in the center of Turkey are an exceptional natural wonder well worth visiting.

Instead of heading to the malls, spend some time at one of Singapore’s museums.

See what it’s like to visit Portugal’s Peneda-Geres National Park in the Minho region, and what you can expect along the way.

For the first time, I was experiencing a true sense of independence. (Photo: David Lee)

Two can’t-miss expereinces in Stockholm, Sweden include The Vasa Museum and a drink at the Absolut Icebar.

On March 20, 2010 a volcano erupted in Iceland after nearly 200 years of lying dormant.

He symbolizes a zeal for life, openness to sensory detail, and a thirst for travel.

Mammoth Lakes, a small ski resort community tucked inside Central California’s Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, is not just for skiing. While snow sports are the #1 tourist attraction, I’d like …

Our society is based on now, and more; theirs is based on basics and essentials.

This is a guest post by Michael Lynch. If you want to guest post on Go Backpacking, please read more here. The weather not being especially great for landscape photography …

Experience what it’s like to be climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania in this first-person account of one woman’s journey to the summit.

Does my nose dare imagine a head of blonde disappearing to black ash?

The Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is Europe’s largest balloon event, with over 100 balloons and hundreds of thousands of people.

This is a guest post by Stephen Barrett. If you want to guest post on Go Backpacking, please read more here. As part of a larger backpacking trip around the world, …

One thing I love about India is the way the best laid plans so often change.

Manila is a beautiful city that boasts arts, leisure and entertainment.

Travel tips for planning an Appalachian Trail thru-hike along one of the best and longest hiking trails in the United States.

Finally, I reach what must be Scivu, as sand, sky and water meet the road’s end.

It was naive to think that our relationship would take care of itself.

The Naha tug of war festival dates back to the 17th Century Ryukyu Kingdom.