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You’ve probably seen the iconic mountains in Avatar. When I found out that Zhangjiajie directly inspired the movie’s floating Hallelujah Mountains, I had to go.

South America is a trekking paradise. From high-altitude Andean circuits to jungle expeditions and Patagonian wilderness.

There are probably a thousand blogs about Thailand already, so why am I writing another one? Honestly, because my sister asked me for it and I couldn’t say no.

Most of my best travel memories don’t come from big cities, famous landmarks, or bucket-list tours; they come from the moments I laced up my boots and went for a hike.

Bolivia is often overshadowed by its neighbors, which get much more tourism, such as Peru, Brazil, and Argentina. However, it’s one of South America’s most unique countries.

Laos might be one of Southeast Asia’s most underrated destinations. Sandwiched between Thailand and Vietnam, it offers a slower pace of life and stunning views.

If you’re ever lucky enough to find yourself on the Caribbean Coast of Colombia, Tayrona National Park is not to be missed.

Ushuaia is often labeled as the end of the world, and to be honest, I was expecting a tacky tourist town, but it’s much more than that.

China is one of the most fascinating countries I’ve ever explored. It’s got some of the most amazing nature in the world, and it’s barely explored.