Tag: Food
8 Ways to Experience Vientiane, Laos
For a capital city with less than 250,000 residents, Vientiane has enough museums to keep even casual history buffs busy for a few days. Although the French have been gone for more than 50 years, the bakeries are still there. Patuxai Monument is often referred to as the Lao Arc de Triomphe. Before you leave Vientiane you must sample the street food, visit the night market and take a tuk tuk ride around the city.
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5 Ways to Experience Luang Prabang, Laos
Five things to do before leaving Luang Prabang: learn about the hill tribes, visit UXO, take a cooking class, sample the street food and visit a market.
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Where to Eat and What to Order in The Bronx’s Little Italy
The triangle created by Arthur Ave, East 187th Street and Crescent Ave in The Bronx has the highest concentration of Italian stores and restaurants in NYC.
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10 Reasons to Visit Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Lancaster County has the second largest Amish settlement in the United States, the home of Pennsylvania’s only American President, pretzels, smorgasbords, trains and more!
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6 Cultural Gems Along the F Train in Brooklyn
Explore the history of Brooklyn’s naval yard, New York’s mass transit system, America’s first roller coaster and more along the F train!
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14 Reasons to Visit Berks County, Pennsylvania
Berks County had important stops on the underground railroad and historical figures like Conrad Weiser and Daniel Boone also have roots there.
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Eating Around Thailand’s Borders in Manhattan
While Thai food seems to be everywhere in New York City, Manhattan also has Burmese, Cambodian (Khmer), Laotian and Malaysian restaurants.
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6 Neapolitan-syle NYC Pizzerias Along the L Train
There are more pizzerias along the L train than you can try in a year, but these six are as close as you will get to Naples with crossing the Atlantic.
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BonAppetour: A Taste of Thailand
BonAppetour connects foodies and travelers with local home chefs around the world. Their mission is to make home-dining an integral part of travel.
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Exploring Philadelphia’s Cambodia Town
In addition to being first capital of the United States, Philadelphia has something else that neither New York nor Washington have: Cambodia Town!
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5 Cultural Gems Along the N Train in Astoria, Queens
Artists, film buffs and foodies alike can easily spend a weekend along the N train in Queens. Astoria is THE place for Greek and Egyptian food in NYC.
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7 Reasons to Visit Reading, Pennsylvania
Reading is famous its German heritage as well as a mountaintop pagoda and a crucial stop on the underground railroad. West Reading is home to trendy shops and cafes as well as the expansive Reading Public Museum. Artists can easily get lost inside the former goggle factory turned into the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts. Although there are no commercial flights at Reading Regional Airport, fans of aviation will love The Mid Atlantic Air Museum.
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Brian Cicioni
The Walking Map
I grew up in a small borough outside of a small city in eastern Pennsylvania. As soon as I got my driver's license, I started going to see my favorite rock bands (Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, Pearl Jam, Slayer, Sleater-Kinney to name a few) and quickly realized that I wanted to spend as much time traveling as possible. After earning my bachelor's degree in Management/Marketing from Penn State University, I started traveling overseas and have since traveled to 38 countries spanning 5 different continents. I'm an urban explorer who loves using public transportation. My 4 favorite American cities are New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C. & Boston. I'm a lover of food and culture who has been to every state except Alaska. Brazil and Russia are at the top of my bucket list. If you need advice on where to get the best pizza or French macarons, I'd love to help!
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