Photoblog: The Colorful Labyrinth of Marrakesh

Photoblog: The Colorful Labyrinth of Marrakesh

Anyone who’s been to Morocco knows of its blinding colors and senses-assaulting smells. The Djemma el Fna souk in Marrakesh in particular, erupts with vibrant energy, chaotic beauty and characteristic fervor. In the day, get lost amidst its labyrinth-like… [more]

10 Unique Transport Modes Around the World

10 Unique Transport Modes Around the World

Sailing on an ancient junk boat in Vietnam, riding a rickshaw in Japan or seeing the pyramids on camels – there are thousands of strange and oddly intriguing forms of transportation around the world. Inspired by my hero Charley Boorman who travelled… [more]

Top 8 Natural Wonders of the World

Top 8 Natural Wonders of the World

Massive volcanic craters, acres of raw jungle and stretch of deserted sand dunes: the work of Mother Earth is beyond our imagination. Thanks to these natural wonders, our Earth has been blessed with gorgeous landscapes and undulating backdrops. Without… [more]

8 of the Best Beaches in Europe

8 of the Best Beaches in Europe

I’m dipping my toes in crystal clear waters while my hair gets powdered up with fine sand. I’m in Europe – no castles or cathedrals, just enjoying the sun on a slice of paradise. Whether it’s a secluded bay with emerald surfs slamming on sandstone… [more]

7 Up-and-Coming Adventure Travel Destinations for 2010

7 Up-and-Coming Adventure Travel Destinations for 2010

As the end of the year approaches, it’s time to dream about where you’ll be exploring in 2010 – there have been lots of changes in travelling trends over the past few years. Instead of popular spots like Italy and Thailand, travelers these days… [more]

How to see the Galapagos Islands on the Cheap

How to see the Galapagos Islands on the Cheap

When friends heard that we’d just visited the Galapagos islands, most of their reactions were ‘WHAT?! How did you afford it?’. Truth betold, it was the most expensive leg of our trip through South and Central America. But armed with our determination… [more]

Photoblog: Lagoons, Sierras and Salt Flats of Uyuni, Bolivia

Photoblog: Lagoons, Sierras and Salt Flats of Uyuni, Bolivia

The Southern part of Bolivia lies the vast area of Reserva Natural Andina (Andean Nature Reserve) that is blessed with incredible landscape, larger-than-life mountain range, volcanoes and lagoons. Llamas and alpacas roam freely in the wild and cactus… [more]

Khmer Temples, Art and Food – Siem Reap, Cambodia

Khmer Temples, Art and Food – Siem Reap, Cambodia

  The sun was just rising when we arrived in the dusty town of Siem Reap. It was odd how a mud road from the airport, opened up to a spacious main boulevard, lined with street lamps, and grand hotels. Right at the end of the road, our van snaked… [more]

How to Live & Work in the UK/Australia?

How to Live & Work in the UK/Australia?

London always has this special place in my heart. Living and Working there allowed me to discover what I wanted in Life, and gave me  a push towards pursuing what I liked. It was the start of my journey away from home. Although I was never really a Harrods… [more]

How to Take Baby Steps to Making the Big Move

How to Take Baby Steps to Making the Big Move

Through the past few years of moving from one city to another, many people have asked me these questions again and again, 'How do you get all that money to travel?', 'Have you considered carefully about what it will do to your career?' , and of course,'… [more]


Adventure Travel

Adventure Travel

On a jaunty quest to uncover new gems

Working Abroad

Working Abroad

New job, new country, new home

Short Getaways

Short Getaways

Travel need not be far from home


the Welsh language

New to Wild Junket? Maybe you’d be interested in subscribing to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! I used to think of myself as quite the linguist, not until Welsh came and threw my language skills right out the window. Day 1 of the Great Welsh Showdown and we’re already faced with a pretty darn [...]

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September 2, 2010 · Languages, Wales  
    
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It’s a cloudy evening here in London. I’ve arrived to the capital of England ready to embark on quite an extraordinary journey. It’s not just any other press trip: With five other travel bloggers from around Asia and Australia, I’ll be taking on a four-day challenge in Wales. …

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September 1, 2010 · London, Short Getaways, Wales  
    
New York Times Square

Bright lights, skyscraping buildings and an endless flow of energy: big cities can be some of the best travel destinations. I used to be a city girl – dazed by the glitzy lights of New York and charmed by the classic English squares in London. These days, I’m …

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town of Dhramsala, India

As our bus crawled into the misty highlands of Dharamsala, we felt like we had left India behind. The humid heat and raucous chaos were all gone, only to be replaced by cool mountain air and calm serenity. Tibetan monks stroll languidly through the town’s narrow alleys. Since …

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August 31, 2010 · Asia, India, Photoblog, Spiritual Travel  
    
Twelve Apostles along the Great Ocean Road in Melbo

As much as I enjoy taking local buses and trains, one of my favorite ways of enjoying a country leisurely is driving through the countryside, soaking in the landscape and scenery. Especially in massive countries like Australia, driving from one region to another gives a real sense of he …

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The Taj Mahal

Home to the world-famous Taj Mahal, Agra has gained worldwide fame for its impressive works of architecture. As the second corner of India’s popular Golden Triangle along with Delhi and Jaipur, the city is rightfully an essential stop for visitors to India. But aside from the Taj Mahal, few …

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August 26, 2010 · Asia, Hotel Reviews, India, Romantic escapades  
    
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While I’m contemplating a China tour this November, I’m browsing through websites to seek out rural, secret parts of China that are largely unexplored. Although it’s almost impossible to find such places these days – considering how tourism has taken over our world – there are definitely still some …

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August 24, 2010 · Asia, China, Photoblog, Spiritual Travel  
    
A lady in Thar Desert

“The colors of Rajasthan never fail to captivate,” a local man once told me. A region blanketed with bright tie-dyed saris, mirror-studded cloths and artful patchworks, Rajasthan epitomizes India at its most exotic. Besides the extravagant palaces, temples and forts, the people of Rajasthan have also given it a …

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August 24, 2010 · India, Photoblog, Spiritual Travel  
    
Palace of Winds, Hawa Mahal

From the desert city of Jaisalmer, we continued our journey eastwards towards one of the most popular destinations in India. Along with Delhi and Agra, Jaipur forms the third corner of India’s tourist circuit, the Golden Triangle. At the heart of Jaipur lies the Pink City, an old walled …

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August 23, 2010 · Asia, Culture, India  
    
Turkish spices in spice bazaar

This week’s sponsored post brings us more tantalizing Turkish fare as we dig deeper into Turkey’s culinary world. From aromatic spices to tender meat kebabs to bizarre eats, Turkish foods have gained quite a reputation for themselves and it’s easy to see why, when you’re reveling in its sprawling markets and street bazaars. …

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August 20, 2010 · Food, Turkey  
    

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