Travel Photos

Camels at Wadi Rum, Jordan

May 24, 2013

The camels at Wadi Rum, Jordan, were full of character. This was more of a parking lot full of camels and is where local Bedouins would take a rest (mostly with tourists). There was a local Bedouin tent where were able to try Bedouin tea otherwise known as Bedouin Whiskey. We also filmed a “Harlem [...]

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Gorgeous Koh Samui, Thailand

May 18, 2013

Koh Samui, Thailand is nothing short of amazing. The island just off the mainland of Thailand has the continuous glow of paradise with crisp blue and green waters and views like this. It always helps when meals are a few dollars and Thai Massages (no happy endings for me please!) are under $5). Renting two [...]

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How We Begin Our Day In Singapore

April 26, 2013

The rooftop pool in Singapore holds some exceptional views anytime of the day. What you are seeing above is the sunset overlooking the financial district of Marina Bay. This is actually how we end our day in Singapore rather than how we being our day (this is a sunset). In the vicinity the popular ferris wheel as [...]

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Petra Photo Essay: The Valley of Temples and Tombs

April 23, 2013

This is a guest post by Tyler, aka Honcho Extreme, the winner of the Jordan contest. Petra was not just a destination along the ancient spice routes, it was a major junction in the Middle East for trading with cultures that inhabited areas of Indochina, the Mediterranean, Africa, and southern Europe. The Nabatean city tucked away [...]

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Incredible Street Art from Valparaiso, Chile

April 22, 2013

This is a guest post by been Brice Peressini, the Trading Voyageur. I went to Valparaiso specifically to see the world class street art that the city is famous for. I had heard that the city was a treasure trove of world class street art, and it did not disappoint! The city’s stunning backdrop, which has [...]

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Visiting Jordan: First 4 Days in Pictures

March 23, 2013

Visiting Jordan has been quite eye opening. Exploring the capital of Amman and the surrounding areas for only 4 days it has been nothing short of spectacular. Sand storms, elevated security thanks to a President Obama visit, sunsets, ancient Roman cities, desert castles, oh my! The winner of the contest to Jordan arrives tomorrow after [...]

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Walking on Water Illussion in Salar De Uyuni Bolivia

March 4, 2013

Walking on water in Bolivia is one of the most unique things I have seen traveling around the world. The absolutely breathtaking walking on water illusion is something that is very unique to the salt flats found in Salar De Uyuni, Bolivia. Salar means salt flat in Spanish while Uyuni originates from a local native [...]

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The Best Street Art In The World

February 27, 2013

Presenting the best street art in the world. Over the past year I have travelled the world while day trading and writing my blog. I’ve met amazing people, including the one and only Wandering Trader, Marcello Arrambide. I’ve also fallen deeply in love with street art. It’s not an exaggeration I’ve taken thousands of photos of [...]

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Parliament Hill in Colors: Ottawa, Canada

February 15, 2013

Parliament Hill is dressed up in the summer with the Mosaika music and light show. A large group of people come to the freshly manicured grounds of Canada’s capital to see the show. The show was quite impressive and it was amazing to see the drastic differences between the building at night and during the [...]

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Tongariki Moai Statues: Easter Island

February 14, 2013

The most famous of all the Moai Statues on Easter Island. The Tongariki Ahu complex comprises 15 statues that stand on the southeast part of the island. These statues above were actually toppled and then carried inland by a tsunami that was caused by an earthquake in 1960. One of the statues weighs in at [...]

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