World Travel Tips

An honest, slightly obsessive guide Okay I've rewritten this thing three times. Every version sounded like a hotel brochure. So I'm scrapping all of that and just talking to you like I would if we were getting chai together. India is a lot. It's also the most alive place I've ever been. Here is the list where to go. Taj Mahal, Agra Go: October – March I know. Bear with me. You have seen it a thousand times online and you think you know what it looks like. You do not. Not really, I can bet you. There is something genuinely disorienting about walking through that red sandstone gate. And then just having it... appear in front of you. Photos flatten it. In person it does something weird to your brain. Sunrise is not optional. Set your alarm, go, don't argue with me about it. The marble looks almost liquid in that light. And while you're there — Agra Fort. Everyone skips it. It's incredible. Don't be everyone. Sunrise is everythingAgra Fort nearby...

             A love letter from someone who spent way too much money and has absolutely no regrets So here's what happened. I booked Australia on a random Tuesday night when I was tired and bored and slightly delirious. I told myself it was just a trip. Just another country. Reader, life did not continue as normal. I came back a completely different person who now has strong opinions about Australian coffee, cries at nature documentaries featuring the reef, and has genuinely considered moving to Perth at least four separate times. Australia broke something in me and fixed something else simultaneously and I don't fully understand what happened but I need you to go find out for yourself. Here are the 10 places that did it to me. In no particular order of damage. 01 — New South Wales Sydney Listen. I know Sydney is the obvious choice. I know you've seen the Opera House approximately ten thousand times. Like actually. Mid-yawn, stopped bre...

Today we will travel Thailand. I was totally wrong about Thailand. Before I went, I had this vague idea that it was one of those places you visit "eventually" — when you've got a proper travel budget saved up, when the timing is right, when everything aligns perfectly. And then I actually went, spent three weeks there on genuinely not that much money, and came home feeling like an absolute idiot for waiting as long as I did. Because here's the truth nobody really tells you — Thailand doesn't ask much from your wallet. It asks for curiosity. It asks for a willingness to eat at a plastic table on a sidewalk and try things you can't pronounce and get on a bus without entirely knowing where it stops. Do that, and Thailand will hand you some of the best experiences of your life for almost nothing. Refuse to do that, and you'll spend more money having a worse time. It is genuinely that simple. So let us talk about how to actually do this trip right. What M...

Look, some people travel to relax. Good for them. This list is not for those people. This is for the ones who see a 400-foot drop and think "okay but how long is the queue?" If that's you — welcome. You are going to love this more than me. Here is the list of those 10 rides you need to experience in 2026: 1. Formula Rossa — Abu Dhabi, UAE They make you to wear goggles. Not for fun. Because 240 km/h wind would destroy your eyes without goggles. Ferrari World built this to feel exactly like a Formula 1 launch, and they nailed it uncomfortably well. There is no slow buildup, no warning, it just goes. Full speed. Instantly. Your brain is still processing what happened while your body is already halfway down the track. This very very different experience. People get off this ride and looks genuinely confused. That is the highest compliment a roller coaster can receive. 2. Kingda Ka — New Jersey, USA No gimmicks. No tricks. Just 456 feet straight up and then ...

This is a nice place. Normally, people love this place. People go there and come back as a completely different person. Also people like the Neapolitan pizza here. If you are thinking that should toy go there or not? I can answer it confidently that you must go there. Just go. You can thank me later. Here is literally everything you need to know before you do. Best Time to Visit Italy Now what is the best time to visit this country: Spring (April to June): This is the one. Perfect weather, flowers bloom everywhere, not yet overrun by summer tourists. If you can go in spring, go in spring. Summer (July to August): Hot, sweaty, absolutely packed, and somehow still great if you like beaches. Just be prepare yourself for the crowds. Autumn (September to October): Criminally underrated. Warm but not suffocating, quieter, and food and wine season is in full swing. Honestly might be even better than spring. Do not tell spring I said tha...