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slave2dafunk says:
Chiang Mai is an awesome place to visit and live in. It's got something for everyone. I've been living here a year and a half and I'm still not bored of it.
If you're into temples, the Old City of CM has over 300 of them, with some really old one and those in the traditional Lanna style (norther...
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bramwan says:
This is the perfect way to spend a summer sunday afternoon and catch some great local SA music acts, from jazz to the philharmonic orchestra to pop. It is a real Cape Town local thing to do too.
Take a picnic basket and some wine, sit on the grass, chill out, and enjoy some great music.
We j...
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bramwan says:
August/September is the time in to go and check out the wild flowers along the west coast of South Africa.
The Tankwa Karoo National Park is a relatively recently opened park. There are currently 2 chalets in the entire park, and they are building an additional 3. These are not currently advertis...
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cneoridium says:
Across the street from the San Diego International Airport is Spanish Landing Park. Nothing spectacular, but it's an easy walk from the terminal and gives you a place to chill for a few hours if you have a layover at SAN. Follow the signs to "Harbor Island" and it's a quarter mile of coastline to ...
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bramwan says:
The picturesque fishing village of Paternoster is just over an hour from Cape Town. It feels like a different world though. There are lots of little "fishermans cottages" available to rent, but they are actually very well appointed.
The whole village is within walking distance. Fisherman sell cra...
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blime84 says:
This island was one of my favorites on my travels through S.E. Asia. The main reason for this is that it has something for everyone. If you like to party the Hat-Rin side of the island is your place. If you just want to chill out... anything west of Ban-Tai is cool. The island is mainly known for th...
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nae24nae says:
This place was adorable... you could get coffee or dessert and just sit for hours and listen to the fun music or even go buy a trendy book at the bookstore up front. We spent most of our evenings in here just relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere.
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TRE69 says:
The Bourgeois Pig is a hole-in-the-wall hideway/cafe/lounge on a major thoroughfare of a Hollywood residential area. Overshadowed by the gaudy Church of Scientology Celebrity Center, the Bourgeois Pig exudes an anti-hipster, anti-scenester, anti-franchise, and anti-establishment aura.
The Bour...
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BMBRebel says:
Almaza is definetly a local's spot here in Vegas. It is very fun. It does not open until 5pm meaning its not closing until waaaay late. The food they serve at dinner time is very good. The cuisnie is that of Middle Eastern very good choices. If you eat beef i recommend the steak sish kabobs. After ...
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Schmalleen says:
If you are looking for a nice hotel to stay for a couple days....or even months in Samara, Costa Rica....look no further!! Entre Dos Aguas is really something special. The owners are Americans with such a cool, laid back spirit. This is something that transfers onto the whole atmosphere and attit...
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