Goats On The Road Posts
Our First Impressions of Guanajuato, Mexico
As our very comfortable (and overpriced) bus arrived in Guanajuato from Guadalajara, we were both a tad disappointed at what we saw. The city was supposed to be UNESCO listed and from what we had heard, it was a must-see while in Mexico. From the bus window, we didn’t see any interesting buildings, no historical sites and ...
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Exploring Guadalajara, Mexico – Mariachi, Museums and Markets!
One of the many great things about backpacking Mexico is the incredible transportation system. Luxurious buses run like clockwork and depending on the company, they depart every 15 – 30 minutes. There are numerous direct buses to choose from and many, if not all, have wi-fi on board, air conditioning, bathrooms, comfortable seats and offer ...
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Mad Monkey in Cambodia: A Hostel That Helps
We were recently contacted by Mad Monkey Hostels in Cambodia to help them spread the word of their amazing, funky and fun accommodations around the country. Upon researching their background and their brand, we realized that they are a hostel that truly helps out the local community. They don’t just offer funky hostel accommodation, they ...
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How To Travel Anywhere For Less Than $100 A Week!
This article is by our friend Will over at TheBrokeBackpacker.com, an awesome website dedicated to budget travel and incredible escapades around the world. Will travels on the cheap (and I mean cheap) without sacrificing fun and adventure! He can travel for $100 a week. Read on to learn how you can too, and check out ...
Motivation For A Digitally Nomadic Future & 5 Actionable Steps To Get You There
If you haven’t figured it out by now, we ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE NOMADIC LIFESTYLE and we wouldn’t trade it in for all of the riches in the world. But nomadic life isn’t always one of backpacking, or travel. We quite frequently stay put for a few weeks, months or even a year. The digital nomad’s life ...
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Exploring the Weird Side of Korea: 5 Awesome Off-Beat Places Around Seoul
The following article was written by: Chris Backe of One Weird Globe. Read more about Chris in the Author’s Bio below! 2015 brings plenty of fresh opportunities to see the world – and naturally, traveling will be part of my life for a long time to come. Looking forward also means looking back at some of ...
