Khao Sok National Park Wildlife Photographs

teknomadics January 31, 2012

Khao Sok National Park is full of wildlife and is a playground for photographers.

Rafflesia Flower Hike – Khao Sok National Park, Thailand

travelblogr December 15, 2011

Rafflesia is very delicate and only grows at high altitudes –meaning a steep, tough hike for our little traveling technomads.

The Original Technomad: Steven K. Roberts

Karl Smerecnik October 28, 2011

Meet the original technomad, the pioneer whose legacy has inspired nomads around the world.

Transformed by The Arizona Trail

Karl Smerecnik October 16, 2011

You are alone in the middle of the wilderness on the Arizona Trail, no person in sight for days, and you are lost.

The Freedom to Say “Yes”

Karl Smerecnik September 21, 2011

Meet the man who owns only 15 things – and loves life.

Adventures of a Photo Nomad

Karl Smerecnik September 20, 2011

Learn about Charlie’s 14 year nomad photography project that has taken her to 82 cities in 21 countries.

Going Nomad

Karl Smerecnik July 28, 2011

Like many of us, Jon knew there was more to his life than merely maintaining a sense of comfort. He looked on with envy as he read about other people who had created a nomadic life of travel. His inner longing drew him towards a nomadic life but he was fearful of the risks of leaving the security of his career and lifestyle, worrying that he may end up broke and living under a bridge in Los Angeles.

Hidden Gems: Khao Luang Cave – Phetchaburi, Thailand

travelblogr April 12, 2011

A centuries-old legend told by the people of Phetchaburi was that the entrance of this cave was a portal to a “twilight zone” town where the inhabitants were only young maidens. Sounded like a good place to check out…

Phra Nakhorn Khiri Historic Park – Phetchaburi, Thailand

travelblogr April 11, 2011

Phra Nakhorn Khiri Historic Park (Khao Wang) in the Muang District of Phetchaburi Province is a historical site located on top of 3 summits of a mountain overlooking Petchaburi city, with the highest peak at 95 meters. The villagers call this mountain “Khao Wang” (Palace Hill). To visit the park, you can take a cable car ride up to the …

Why Visit India?

travelblogr February 25, 2011

If I could sum up India in a word, it would be ‘variety.’ A country long known for its spices, India has proved to the world that variety actually is the spice of life there. The interplay of motley colors, the art, the sights, the music..

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