Traveling Around the World for Couples

Long term, budget travel advice and tips designed for couples.

100 Things I Love about Travel – #29 – #20

Published on November 19, 2010 by Adam in Photography, Video

Happy Friday once again!  Friday on World Travel for Couples means pictures, pictures, and more pictures.  Today we continue our photo series on 100 Things I Love about Travel.  As this series winds down, I’d love to start hearing about what you love about travel, so don’t be shy in the comments below.  If this is your first time here, be sure to check out the rest of the series.  There’s no order to this list, so browse around as you’d like.

#100-#90

#89-#80

#79-#70

#69-#60

#59-50

#49-40

#39-30

29.  Funny looking dogs

Not sure why this dog was perched on this chair, or why his ears are so damn big?

28. Zorbing

Zorbing in New Zealand

An interesting and fun activity in New Zealand, zorbing

27. Putting 16 people in a minibus not meant for 16 people


Putting 16 people in a minibus not meant for 16 people-Cambodia

There are five people, including myself, not in this picture

26. Geothermal Activity

Geothermal activity in Rotorua, New Zealand

The area around Rotorua, New Zealand is other-worldly feeling

25. Geysers

Lady Knox Geyser, New Zealand

Lady Knox Geyser in New Zealand

24. Fresh, New Zealand Mussels

New Zealand Mussels

I could get used to eating fresh New Zealand mussels on a regular basis

23. Propaganda

Propaganda poster in a bar in Luang Prabang, Laos

You probably won't be put to death for purchasing drugs in Laos, but you will pay a hefty bribe, err, fine

22. Technology

Laotian river boats with much needed satellite dishes

21. Not trusting wily strangers

Do Not Trust Wily Strangers at the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand

'Nuff said

20. Colombian juice “bars”

Colombian juice bars

One of my favorite Colombian morning activities-hitting up the fresh juice bars

Today’s video is from Rotorua, New Zealand, and is of the famous Haka dance, a cultural dance that has been famous in New Zealand for quite some time.  It has gained even more notoriety by the All Blacks Rugby team performing it before each game.

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