These are the world’s most unusual holiday destinations! Normality can be slightly underwhelming at times. When it comes to holiday destinations, it’s much more exciting to take the risk of plunging into the abnormal, leaving the standard, usual places...
Here’s my most excellent travel round up for June! The adventure is really kicking off now. I know, I keep saying that each month, but I’m getting further from home the further East I travel. Literally further and figuratively further. And I just crossed...
In search of the wild donkeys of the Karpaz Peninsular of Northern Cyprus. I travelled to the rugged and isolated Karpaz Peninsular of Northern Cyprus. I was in search of the elusive wild donkeys that have made this land their home. I found beautiful landscapes,...
Don’t leave home without Travel Tramp’s Top Things To Do In Kiev! From the crazy to the dark, here are the most insane and awesome things to do in the capital of Ukraine! Ukraine is a country that’s technically at war. There’s conflict on the...
In the wild interior of Malaysian Borneo I set off in search of the Kinabatangan River, on a cruise to the Heart of Darkness itself. I’ve always held in my mind the romantic notion of getting lost in the jungle and wilderness of Borneo. To me there’s...
I went swimming in the Antique Pool of Hierapolis, in the ruins of an ancient city by the travertines of Pamukkale. Pamukkale. Turkey’s busiest tourist attraction. And I was right in the middle of it all. Evading touts and dodging tour guides. It was like a...
The strange travertines of Pamukkale are a bizarre sight to behold when travelling to Turkey. The travertines of Pamukkale rise up out of nowhere. Driving through the flat, arid landscape of central Turkey on the road from the city of Denizli, ahead of me a pure white...
On one side you have the Greeks. On the other, you have the Turks. Welcome to Nicosia the world’s last divided capital city. The border crossing is curiously relaxed. Nicosia has been divided for a long time now. Since 1974 in fact, when a Turkish invasion...
Here are a few of the things I saw on my travels to The Channels Islands of the United Kingdom. The Channel Islands, geographically, are closer to France than England, but they still remain staunchly British in character. I travelled to The Channel Islands to see this...
I explored the insanely creepy and abandoned hospital on the edge of Turkey’s Lake Van. The city of Van lies in the East of Turkey, a sprawling metropolis situated on the pleasant banks of Lake Van, the largest of large lakes in the country. There’s only a...
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