Posted on April 22, 2011
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Egypt, Recommendations

Let´s take a break from my journals on Asturias and head back to Egypt. This is a sponsored guest post by Cheri Felix. I believe in full disclosure, so let me confess: I love Egypt. And not in the “I once had a great time in Cairo” way …
Posted on February 4, 2011
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Budget Travel, Egypt

This week’s guest post by by Gurdeep Gola brings us on a cinematographic journey through Egypt. With the political chaos happening in Egypt, now might not be the best time to travel to Egypt. Nonetheless, Egypt is one of the most enchanting places I’d visited, and remains an extremely …
Posted on August 10, 2010
by Nellie Huang
in Egypt, Food, Turkey

While I’m out and about exploring India, this week’s guest post features the nearby shores of Egypt and Turkey. The Egypt Holidays team at Travel Supermarket brings us on a culinary tour through the street food culture and vibrant market scene of these two destinations. Although I’ve …
Posted on June 19, 2010
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Australia, Belize, Borneo, Egypt, Recommendations

Gliding past rainbow-colored corals and swimming alongside giant manta rays and languid turtles: scuba diving gives us a chance to acquaint with the deep realms of nature. In this world where nature is overrun by tourism, scuba-diving provides that rare peek into a different galaxy. Whether you are a novice to the scuba …
Posted on February 25, 2010
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Asia, Cambodia, Central America, China, Egypt, Guatemala, HongKong, Jordan, Peru, South America, Uncategorized

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 from Ireland to Sydney using 112 modes of …
Posted on November 2, 2009
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Your Wildest Adventure

I’m starting a new series on ‘Your Wildest Adventure’ where fellow travel writers gather here to share insightful tales on their craziest jaunt around the world. To kick off the series, Dave & Deb at The Planet D brings us on their once-in-a-lifetime journey of cycling a continent. …
Posted on December 5, 2008
by Nellie Huang
in Africa, Asia, Culture, Egypt, Recommendations, Travel Tips

Macchu Picchu – Peru Shwedagon Pagoda – Yangon, Burma Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Bhutan This interesting article lists the most historically rich and religiously intriguing temples in the world – definitely temples you need to see before you die! http://www.travelguidesdb.com/world-travel/temples.html
Posted on May 17, 2008
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Culture, Egypt, Jordan, Recommendations, Uncategorized

A few snapshots from our time in the White Desert, Egypt, and Wadi Rum, Jordan. Entering the Bahariya Oasis of the Western Desert, Egypt The White Desert Setting up camp in the middle of the desert. Breakfast on the sand. Our campground in Wadi Rum, Jordan Bedouins roaming the desert on their camels. The [...]
Posted on March 19, 2008
by Nellie Huang
in Africa, Culture, Egypt, Israel, Jordan

It sure was interesting to be in 3 countries within 2 hours. After 10 days of Egypt, we were ready to get away from the constant bargaining and hassling. “5 Egyptian Pounds my friend, okok how about 3 Pounds..?” We were kinda templed-out as well, albeit the intriguing Hieroglyphic writings and mystical Egyptian [...]
Posted on March 15, 2008
by Nellie Huang
in Adventure Travel, Africa, Culture, Egypt

Night wind howling. Staring at a whole sky littered with stars. Complete tranquility and peacefulness. Not a single soul in sight, not a single sound… Just you and nature. We were in the Western Desert, 6 hrs from Cairo rural lil villages n friendly country people. The 4 by 4 jeep took us [...]
Posted on March 11, 2008
by Nellie Huang
in Africa, Culture, Egypt

It’s been a rhapsody of odd smells, beautiful ancient art and overwhelming Egyptian sellers. We’ve had lots to laugh the past coupla days, over their interesting culture and ideas. One of the funniest- we were crossing the street, all frazzled (they’ve got some crazy driving style here) when this Egyptian guy was friendly [...]