Mark Wiens – My Story (VIDEO)
16 CommentsHey guys! One of the top questions I get asked is who I am and how I started traveling and eating, so I decided to cover that very question in a video. Watch it here… (If you can’t see the…
Travel
Along with food comes travel. In this category you’ll find travel guides and tips, and other travel related posts.
5 Fascinating Things To Do In Varanasi, India
2 CommentsVaranasi, India, is one of the most important cities in all of India, and it’s one of the longest continually inhabited areas in the world. From the moment I stepped off the train, I was excited to start exploring this…
The End of RSS Google Reader (and Some Solutions)
0 CommentsHey! If you haven’t already heard, RSS Google Reader is shutting down on July 1st, 2013. That’s right, the service will no longer be available. So if you follow Migrationology.com by RSS Google Reader, I wanted to offer you a…
Varanasi Travel Guide – What You Need To Know
7 CommentsVaranasi, India, is by all means one of the most fascinating and ancient cities I’ve ever visited; Nearly everything you see, hear, smell, and taste is in some way intriguing. It is the most sacred Hindu city in India, a place…
Kanchanaburi’s Erawan Waterfall – 7 Levels of Natural Beauty
3 CommentsKanchanaburi is a province located in western Thailand, bordering Myanmar, and packed with lush forest and rivers. A few years ago I spent some time in northern Kanchanburi province, and thoroughly enjoyed hanging out and exploring Sangkhlaburi, but I didn’t have…
Staying (and Eating) at Bangkok’s Amari Watergate Hotel – A Few Days of Luxury
4 CommentsIn mid June 2013, I was invited to attend a travel blog conference in Bangkok organized by Digital Innovation Asia. While attending the conference I was put up in Amari Watergate, a luxurious hotel located smack dab in the middle…
Gangtok Travel Guide – What You Need To Know
2 CommentsGangtok, situated in the Sikkim state of India, hardly feels like you’re in India at all. It’s clean, peaceful, quiet orderly, and even its population is Nepali in majority. Sitting on top of a mountain and surrounded by the Himalayas, it’s a…
Photos: Friendly Life of Old Dhaka, Bangladesh
3 Comments“These two cute Bangladeshi boys approached me while I was wandering around Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. They loved having their photo taken.” Mark’s Note: I first met Sam and Audrey in Seoul, South Korea, last year. We found a traditional Korean…