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?".
Ask any Thai what their favorite festival of the year is and the answer will undoubtedly be “Songkran.” The Songkran Festival is the traditional Thai New Year celebration. It’s a happy time in Thailand, the most anticipated and delightful celebration…
Location: Valparaiso, Chile About and hour away from Santiago, Chile is the pleasant port town of Valparaiso. Colorful murals of art beautify the hill-enticing cobblestone streets that seem to endlessly wind up and down. When I came across this mural,…
What money does Kenya use? – Kenya uses the Kenya Shilling (KES) 1 USD = 83.75 KES Kenya Visa Costs $50 multiple entry $25 single entry visa $10 transit visa Kenya visa is valid for 3 months and is available…
Mark’s Note: “Eating (and loving) Malaysian food should be a prerequisite for anyone proclaiming to be a gastronome. The holy amalgamations of Malaysian flavors are strengthened, not only by fierce spices, but by a group of people that are intensely…
Location: Sangkhlaburi, Thailand Sangkhlaburi is a haven of serenity, located in Western Thailand very close to the border of Burma. Waking up in the morning and enjoying the sunrise over the lake is one of the more soothing experiences imaginable.
The Siwa Oasis (واحة سيوة) is the fertilizing lifeline for almost 25,000 inhabitants who have relied on the fresh water source in the midst of the desolate Siwa desert. How To Get to Siwa Oasis: From Cairo take the train…
Welcome to Yangon, Burma (Myanmar)! Get ready for an exciting visit to the golden Shwedagon Pagoda and then dive straight into the glorious supply of Burmese street food specialties in this Migrationology Video – Yangon, Burma (Myanmar)! 36 – Indian…
Location: Mayoyao, Philippines While hiking through the remote Mayoyao rice terraces in Ifugao, Philippines, I was able to hang out for a few moments with these kids. Despite their young age they already had a mature knowledge of rice cultivation;…
In Africa, actions speak louder than words, especially if there is a barrier between languages. In an effort to contextualize and be mindful of a complex mindset and worldview, here are a few African cultural values to be aware of…
Location: Hong Kong Before my eyes ever made contact, my nose had already directed me to this roasted pork stall while eating through the streets of Hong Kong. Between the bookends of succulent ribs (that were formerly filled with pig…
Traveling is not just about visiting the famous sites; it’s about interacting with people, tasting delicacies, and learning about daily life through cultural travel. 2.5 years of Migrationology has brought me to each and every one of these locations. I…
It’s like walking into a heavenly orchard, a place that is bountiful with every fresh tropical fruit (and more) from this abundant earth that you can imagine – and it’s in the middle of Bangkok. Upon arrival there’s a continuous…
We navigated our way through the maze of Kariakoo in downtown Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. I was snacking on a cob of roasted maize as we advanced our way down a quieter side street. There were a number of apartment…
Exploration photos of Yangon, Burma (Myanmar)
I happen to be a raging addict of the “king of fruits,” and I don’t ever plan on going to rehab.
