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?".
Along with food comes travel. In this category you’ll find travel guides and tips, and other travel related posts.
This is the “9 Mandatory Foods to Eat in Indonesia,” description of the foods. Check out the “9 Mandatory Foods to Eat in Indonesia in Pictures,” here. The normal tourist eats and always orders “nasi goreng,” fried rice with an…
Borobudur is an ancient Buddhist temple in central Java, Indonesia. It is a masterpiece of architecture with various levels, statues, stupas, and stone reliefs. The temple complex comprises of three round platforms on top of six square platforms. A Buddhist…
While walking along the road trying not to get hit by speeding trucks, thumbs out to attempt a ride in vain, we came across Life House Children’s Home, Bali, Indonesia. Along with Dwight Turner from In Search of Sanuk, we…
I had yet another expression of “edible perfection,” this time in the form of Nasi Campur in Indonesia. Nasi Campur is simply what you want to eat in Indonesia. Nasi means rice and campur means mixed. Put together you have…
The Temple Compound of Prambadan in Java, Indonesia is an architectural wonder, an amazing historical sight, a picturesque Hindu and Buddhist display, and rightfully a Unesco World Heritage site. It is classified as one of the most beautiful temples in…
I will let the pictures do the majority of the talking. An hour bus ride from Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia is the volcano, Mt. Merapi. It is one of the world’s most active volcanoes and fatally erupted as recent as 2006….
Off a 5 hour chaotic bus from Medan, Indonesia, I arrived at Parapat on the shores of Lake Danau Toba. This North Sumatran, Indonesian lake is the largest volcanic lake in the world. The ferry from the mainland to the…
An immediate sensation of welcoming, a homeliness, shocked my body (from my tongue downwards) as I chewed the first bite of my debut clay pot chicken rice in Penang, Malaysia. It was a sense of comfort, relaxation, like I could…
