Travel

Are you planning on a camping trip in Ontario, Canada this summer? Are you wondering the best sites for camping? Yes, of course! Likes and needs vary from person to person, So there’s no single place which we can say it is the best place to camping. It is challenging to select anyone, but after a lot of searches I find some top beautiful camping sites, here I am going to compile some top most beautiful camping sites in the Ontario that no one talks about, Let’s start: Lake Superior Park at Camp Canada: Lake Superior is one of the lovely provincial Campsites in Ontario, Canada. This park covers the enormous 1,600 KM, that is the robust, excellent lake coastline. I assure you will never find beautiful campaign sites better than this Campsite. • You will like here diverse scenery, and sp...

It all started with a bunch of tourists arranging a party, to celebrate the full moon, at Haadrin beach. Now it has become an exotic attraction for backpacking Thailand and party lovers from all over the world. Official website of the event states that around 10,000 to 30,000 people dance to the grooves, every month at full moon party. The music played here is diverse. Trance, techno, and base, all sorts of music are played here to spasm your whole body. We are discussing here a few things to do at the full moon party if you want your time to be worthy of remembrance. Get totally drunk The most important thing to do at the full moon party is to let yourself loose. If you are not an alcoholic, but you are going to the party, then you should go on and grab a couple of drinks or maybe more...

I said goodbye to my friend AJ the other day. We shared a drink at one of our oldest haunts in downtown Amsterdam central, a lively hotel bar which offers an overly generous happy hour deal we’ve been taking advantage of for the improved part of a year, and he smiled as I expressed the thought he’d be sorely missed. “I’ll be back”, was his lackadaisical reply, and he’s right – he will be. AJ is one of many expatriates in Amsterdam who doesn’t work static jobs in the city. Instead, they arrive for the tourist season, quickly find jobs, work until the season ends, and then head home. These ex-pats are tour guides leading activities like the “do it yourself tour Amsterdam”, the multi-lingual guides aboard the dozens of canal boat tours that wander through the city. They work in cocktail ba...