Prepare yourself to drool over these 41 meals, each featuring mouthwatering photos, details, and where you can eat it.
I've also included some of my personal travel eating tips and answered some of your top questions... like "Mark, how do you make money to travel?".
In China, they know how to do lunch on a farm with expertise! It was about a 45 minute bike ride through the magnificent Yangshuo karst mountain landscape to get there. I was sweating, breathing at the top of my…
Location: Bangkok, Thailand One thing I can’t complain about is the glorious selection of tropical fruit (for cheap) that is available throughout Southeast Asia. I’ve had some great fruit in other parts of the world, but the diversity, quality, and…
The “Lotus” is truly a diverse and amazing natural flower. As a native wonder plant of Southern Asia, the Lotus signifies importance in a number of cultures. Hindus consider the lotus to have been part of the creation of the…
The developing city of Sanjiang in the northern part of Guangxi Province, China, is most likely not what one would call a tourist hotspot. It’s a rather drab city, a scatter of unkempt businesses, dusty debris filled streets and caravans…
Location: Yangshuo, China It takes about 45 minutes to hike to the top of TV Tower, a karst mountain peak in the heart of Yangshuo, China. The grueling upstairs climb is justified by the magnificent views. The exercise climb also…
There are some restaurants you know you deeply love before you ever taste their food. Maybe it’s the crowd of people eating there, the delicious aromas that fill the air, or sometimes it’s just a completely unexplainable feeling that just…
The hike started in Yangdi, China, a small fishing village on the banks of the Li River, about 45 minutes from Yangshuo town proper. Despite the rainy conditions, we decided to go through with the hike. Chinese hawkers are ALWAYS…
Location: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania This photo is special because it represents and explains a little bit of Migrationology 101. We drove this path on our way to a small vacation home on the Indian Ocean coast of Tanzania, a…
It’s a pretty safe bet that any form of food that has been found within a tomb from thousands of years ago, must have been a culinary hit. Remnants of Ful Medames were uncovered in a number of the 12th…
Guangxi Province in Southern China is well known for its increbile landscape scenery. The areas around the cities of Guilin and Yangshuo are exceptionally gorgeous! Within the scatter of karst limestone mountains, the winding Li and Yulong Rivers, and rice…
Location: Cabo Polonio, Uruguay Unfortunately while traveling through South America, I didn’t really take too many photos, nor was my camera equipment very advanced. Cabo Polonio is a tiny little town that is only accessible by 4 wheel drive truck….
There’s nothing better than a home cooked meal. In almost any country I visit, there’s one (or more) of those sweet lady’s that serves a dish where the power of their motherly hands radiates with love through their irresistible cooking….
Are random travel experiences dead? A few weeks ago I read a great article about the death of random travel experiences. Wandering Earl did an incredible job of painting a vivid and realistic picture of a random experience of something…
Location: Sagada, Philippines Sagada was one of the most beautiful places I visited while in the Philippines. It did’t feel at all like I was on an island in the middle of the tropical Pacific Ocean. There were caves, pine…
As giant skyrise glass and steel structures erect at alarming rates, there are still sections of town that remain how they used to be. Though many canals have succumbed to fast paced city expansion, being filled in to make roadways as money…
