World Hum: A Welcome Rooftop in the Heart of Pakistan
byTRAVEL STORIES: Joshua Berman discovers a backpacker haven in Lahore where tales are spun, friends are made and plans are changed “How many nights?” asked the…
TRAVEL STORIES: Joshua Berman discovers a backpacker haven in Lahore where tales are spun, friends are made and plans are changed “How many nights?” asked the…
Nicaragua: On The Road I wake up, as always, before dawn to the bright sounds of my barrio. This is the soundtrack to my…
BY JOSHUA BERMAN | AUG 28, 2007 The Ganges is shrouded in early-morning monsoon mist, spreading out like an ocean from my guesthouse balcony. I…
Fit Travel: 20 Epic Adventures to Tackle in Your 20s Who said you have to be 65 and retired to see the world? The…
Few travel writers know Belize like Joshua Berman, who’s most recently written for us about its specialty chocolate tours. Berman’s just out with an updated edition of…
Mayan kings once traded cacao seeds as currency and drank them in a spicy, sacred beverage. Now, Mayan farmers are cashing in, thanks to…
It may be the end of one calendar era, but the people are still hungry. Tabasco has served as a crossroads for cultures and…
After years of faithful companionship, Joshua Berman’s backpack fetish decides to move on. Traveling Buddha has been with me more than ten years –…
It was a good bus day. As the old, dirty, yellow school bus sped north toward the Nicaraguan hills, it was not too crowded,…
The best way to see the oldest inhabited city in the Americas is at dawn, on foot, with a camera in hand. Granada, Nicaragua…