Tag: travel books
Inspiring travelers: Celinne Da Costa’s humanity challenge
At first, the story of Celinne Da Costa may sound familiar: a New York City dweller felt the urge to leave her 9-to-5 job and to explore the world ins
Christopher H. Warren’s Tuscany beyond the stereotypes
Thirty years ago, the American photographer Christopher H. Warren called the small Tuscany hilltown of Sorano his home. His debut book "All the Noise
Inspiring travel authors: Jeffrey Ryan and the joy of hiking
It's sometimes hard to put technology aside and force yourself out in nature. You know it's good for you but you just need a little inspiration. This
7 best books about London to read before you visit it
Before hitting the road, hit the library and grab some books to get you even more excited about the vibrant city of London. Here are a few of the best
Wolves in Yellowstone – excerpt from the book ‘Lost with Directions’
There is no wilder place in the Lower 48 than the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone.
An avid 203 Challenges reader, Rob Erwin is the author of the best-se
All the Noise of It: Living in a Tuscan Hilltown – excerpt from the book
Discover Tuscany beyond the stereotypes and delve into the life of the American photographer Christopher H. Warren who moved to the almost abandoned t
5 books about Portugal to read before you visit it
We travel not only to see but to also understand places – with their past and present – and people – with their lives and hopes. A part of that proces
Paths to Pachamama: a traveler’s guide to spirituality
Some trips are simply excursions, while others are spiritual journeys into ourselves.
Joseph De La Cruz and Simon Vandekerckhove met on the road in
Cycling in the steppe of Mongolia – a book excerpt
Planning to cycle in the steppe of Mongolia? Read an excerpt from the book, “Terning: Around the World by Bike” by Sam Gambier where he tells the stor
Sam Gambier’s trip around the world: 2,5 years by bike
A few days after his 23rd birthday, Sam Gambier left his home in Cornwall, UK, to cycle around the world. His solo journey would take him over 36,000