Fuad loves to travel! A lot! Carrying a Bangladeshi passport means he needs a prior visa for visiting most of the countries. He got detained in many borders because of his nationality but; he didn’t give up - he set his foot to 44 countries. He believes, if he could travel the world despite all the odds, you can, too. Fuad is a Computer Engineer by profession, and author of a travelogue in Bangla. He currently lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Planning a Kenya safari itinerary can feel overwhelming, especially if it is your first time visiting Africa. If you are looking for a practical example, you can refer to this detailed Kenya safari itinerary that combines wildlife and coast in one journey: this detailed Kenya safari itinerary. With multiple national parks, different seasons, and a wide range of...
From its ancient Aztec roots to colonial charm and contemporary vibrance, Mexico City is a city that tells its story through every street corner and plaza. This Mexico City travel guide is designed for curious travelers who want to capture the essence of CDMX in just one day—through sacred ruins, architectural wonders, local street food, and vibrant public art. A...
Shwedagon Pagoda is a gilded Stupa in Yangon, Myanmar. This fascinating pagoda is a sacred place for the Buddhist. This pagoda has so much gold, you will feel like being inside a world of gold when you will visit the Shwedagon Pagoda. No wonder, this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Singapore’s Changi Airport isn’t just an airport — it’s a world-class attraction in its own right. With breathtaking indoor gardens, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, a butterfly garden, koi ponds, trampoline parks, and a rooftop maze, Changi has been voted the best airport in the world by Skytrax for more years than any other airport in...
The moment my plane began its descent into Langkawi, I abandoned everything else and pressed my face to the window. Beneath me, scattered across the Andaman Sea like pieces of a broken jade necklace, were islands. Dozens of them. I started counting. I gave up at thirty-something. There are 99 in total — and from the air, every single one looks worth exploring...
Most Grand Canyon guides assume you have a car. Rental, gas, parking, it all adds up fast. But here’s something those guides don’t tell you: the South Rim of the Grand Canyon has one of the best free shuttle systems of any National Park in the United States. You genuinely don’t need a car, and in many ways, going without one makes the...
Umrah is an act of worship, a pilgrimage every Muslim dreams of completing. Traditionally, that meant going through a travel agency, paying substantial package fees, and following someone else’s schedule. Thanks to changes in Saudi Arabia’s visa policy over the past few years, that is no longer the only way. I am a citizen of Bangladesh, and a bit more...
With 2 days in Bangkok, spend day one on the riverside temples, Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, then watch the sunset from a rooftop and end with a Thai massage. Spend day two at Jim Thompson House, on a Chao Phraya river boat, in the malls around Siam, and eating street food before a night out on Sukhumvit 11. That is the two-day plan I followed. Start early, as the...
"Chicken Pizza" is the first thing that came to my mind when I read about "Chichen Itza". Later I found that, one of the most iconic structures in the world is located in Chichen Itza. If you plan to visit Mexico, you are bound to visit this place.
New York is not the capital of the United States, nor is it the largest or most populous state. However, New York, along with California, is the most well-known state in the United States. If you spend a couple of days in New York and use the subway, you might meet people from every country in the globe because the city is so varied! If you visit the United States...