Disco Party Down Under

While camping with my friend, we ran into a 1970's themed birthday party. We were invited to join them because of our rainbow-painted car. Read on to find out how the group's tradition was celebrated!

A Korean Traditional Wedding

What is a Korean traditional wedding? What are wedding ducks? Hanboks? And why are people running around chasing a chicken? Read more to find out!

Art in Paris

Every year Paris hosts an Autumn Festival of concerts, theater performances, and art exhibits.

Electric Waterfalls

I visited a waterfall on the way home from a long day of interviews with fishermen. Check it out! Spoiler alert: I saw monkeys but was too scared to stay and take pictures of them!

Like manners, but more

Learning a new language is difficult. You need to make sure you're following all the grammatical rules. But what about the social rules? In Korea, using proper titles is extremely important. 

Khai Mot Daeng: Out of My Comfort Zone

I've always been a picky eater, but being abroad has challenged me to try new things and step out of my comfort zone. Trying local cuisine when you travel is a great way to experience the culture.

The Tradition of Chinese Painting

Painted murals often decorate the walls and buildings of Beijing. I was curious about these pieces of artwork. I learned that painting is an important tradition in China. 

Traditional Ghanaian Cuisine!

Although I've traveled to Ghana before, there are traditional Ghanaian dishes I haven't tried yet. And did you know that jollof rice is made differently depending on the region it's from?

En Route, Traveling in Montpellier!

In Montpellier, popular modes of transportation include taking the tram, biking, walking, traveling by bus and going by car. The city is small, and public transportation is really easy to navigate! 

Mai's Expedition to Madagascar

Hi, I'm Mai! I hope you'll join my expedition to Madagascar, where I'll be collecting leeches in a "Lost Forest" and using them to learn more about the unique animals that live there. Let's go!

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