One brisk February afternoon, Ski and Suzie journey to Suwon to hike along the walls of the Hwaseong Fortress. Built during the Joseon Dynasty, the 5.7 kilometer wall surrounds a large portion of the city center as it climbs up Mt. Paldalsan and descends back down to street level. Besides taking some time to hike around the wall, archery is open to the public giving people a chance to tune their medieval marksmanship is they desire. The trek along the wall [...]
Ski rides north out of Bangkok on the night train towards the Laos border. After a bumpy 6 hour journey, he reaches Vang Vieng where he spends a week tubing, caving, and eating some delicious Western foods while watching the 90′s Sitcom “Friends.” Check him out as he explores a city surrounded by mountains and jungles that has been taken over by tourists deep inside the borders of Laos. A trip to Vang Vieng, Laos will no doubt feel more [...]
Suzie arrives in Kyoto in an attempt to see all she can in 2 days. Exhausted after an overnight bus trip, she finds the Inari Shrine and treks through the beautiful arches before crashing a bit earlier than expected. Watch the first of this two part series and see all that Kyoto, Japan has to offer. Stuff that’s Similar:Hiroshima, JapanA Day at Hwaseong FortressTouring Hoi AnThe Beijing Blues Pt. II: The Great Wall of ExhaustionAngkor Wat
The Nomaddicts make their way through Cambodia and explore the ancient temples of Angkor Wat. Indescribable beauty and architecture mixed in with the wild jungle surrounding it makes Angkor Wat a Wonder worth adventuring to. Watch the Nomaddicts as they explore the temples of Bayon, Ta Keo and Ta Prohm, haggle with the locals, and try to beat the heat while hiking about. The Angkor Wat complex outside of Siem Reap is one of the most awe-aspiring sites on Earth. It is [...]
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