Getting a Chinese Z Work Visa for English TeachersIf you’re thinking on teaching English in China, you’re going to need to apply to get a Chinese Z Work Visa. Any teaching program is going to assist you through this process, but it’s always good to know the step-by-step process, how long it takes, and how …
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Author’s Note: This post is an excavation of some of the things that I struggled with while living in a rural town in Chile: it does not mean that I didn’t enjoy my time there, it’s just that longer-term travel isn’t always easy. Four months in, and it’s winter time. I wake up. It’s already 10:00 …
Okay, so there is more than just hiking in Ollantaytambo, or wherever you are in the Sacred Valley of Peru. There are plenty of other awesome gems that are worth a day (or perhaps two) of exploration, and all are short rides from Ollantaytambo or Cusco, accessible by public transit. So if you’d like to just …
Share0 Tweet0 Pin0 A 4-Day Itinerary for San Pedro de AtacamaSan Pedro de Atacama is a small tourist town in Chile in the middle of the Atacama Desert. San Pedro initially was not high on my list for my itinerary in Chile: however, now that I’ve been there I have to say I’m so glad …
I’ve recently moved into my Chinese apartment in Chongqing, China and had to buy some essentials for my new apartment. Lucky for us foreigners, apartments come furnished here. You’ll be supplied with the basics, so no need to worry about buying a bed or a couch to fill up your living room. However, as with …
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