Urban Transportation in Senegal

Travel is a daily necessity for Dakarois (people who live in Dakar), and they have many different transportation options.

Food in the Field

The Tibetan Plateau is a unique ecosystem. The people that live here are closely tied to the environment. This means a lot of food not eaten in many other parts of the world. 

Madrid's Variety of Food

The culture surrounding the food in Madrid (and the rest of Spain) is fascinating. Read on to learn what makes the food so special! 

Cars, buses and planes (oh my!)

In a lot of ways, getting around here is like getting around anywhere, but it can be really unique sometimes too!

It's Called a Guagua

An overview of the different types of transportation in Santa Cruz.

Getting Around: The Metro and "Funicular"

Although Barcelona is a busy and large city, it can be easy to walk places. However, many people use the metro system, also known as the TMB. It is easy to use and I will help explain it to you!

Trains for Transit in Poland

Getting around Poland can be more efficient and cheaper than many other options because of its extensive train network. It provides a relaxing, long distance travel option for those without cars.

Getting Around Seoul!

The national capital of Seoul is the largest city in South Korea, with about 10 million residents. Public transportation is definitely the way to go, but walking in the city is surprisingly easy, too.

Mekulet (Foods!)

Food in the Arab world brings families, friends and neighbors together in a very special way. There is always so much food to enjoy together!

How To Get Around in Bucaramanga

I talk about my experience with transportation here, what is most common in Bucaramanga and how we try to avoid a TRANCÓN!

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