Asia Adventure Travel
Gili Trawangan, Indonesia
by Ray Montgomery
Measuring just three miles at its widest point, the Indonesian island of Gili Trawangan is little more than a pin prick in a country that can boast over 18,000 islands spanning across 3,000 miles. Read More
Kosrae, Micronesia
by Katrina Adams
Kosrae is a wonderful, magical place to live or visit for that matter! It’s a single island with about 43 square miles of land. Unlike most other large islands in this region, it does not have any smaller outer islands or atolls. Read More
Lake Baikal, Russia
by Adele Smith
Nestled among the vast steppes and taiga forests of Siberia, Baikal is the world’s oldest and most voluminous freshwater lake, housing a staggering twenty percent of the world’s freshwater. Read More
The Islands of Palau
by Keith Peterson
The Republic of Palau is a small archipelago of eight main islands and more than 250 smaller ones, located about 500 miles southeast of the Philippines. The Palauan Islands are part of an island group known as the Caroline Islands. Read More
Surigao, Philippines
by Kei Valmoria
The rain-swept province of Surigao is located at the northernmost tip of Mindanao, the Philippines’ second-largest island. It averages 223 rainy days in a year, particularly during the months of June to January. Read More
