Travelogue Stories

We share our experiences in these stories. We are excited to read your comments!

[NEW CHAPTERS EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY] If you like cringing, you'll love this collection of mishaps, wrong turns, and brushes with death. Join the author on a series of regrettable escapades across Mexico. Question his sanity as his reckless behavior puts himself in one easily-avoidable situation after another. In B.T. Springer's The Mexico Podcast, he shared some of the most fascinating events in the country's history. Now in this irreverent and entirely-too-personal travel memoir, he documents some of his most outrageous experiences in Mexico, such as: -Run-ins with creepy polyamorous jungle cults -Making the best bread in the entire country -Becoming a Navy SEAL of communism -The embarrassing reason he almost died in an earthquake -And more! Mexico Is Trying to Kill Me captures the terror and delight of a young man obsessed with a country that drove him mad while also saving his life.

This was my project when I was in high school. We've connected many literary pieces using one story line. Maybe my teacher was inspired by the Into the Woods movie. I'm not that so fluent in English, so you may encounter many grammatical errors there ha ha ha. As what I've said, we had used many literary pieces here, so if you are familiar with some of the settings here, just comment! xoxo

A string of travelogues. A handful of wanderlust. A moment of tunnel vision. A true taste of freedom. 🌍 [Some of these travelogues have been recognised by various literary organisations.]

This book will house the information that some readers have requested about the World of Terrok, its peoples and environs. I will update it whenever I have some time to spare and I'm taking a break from the Silver Blade stories. I have begun many Terrok guidebooks over the years, and the scope of those projects has always gotten away from me. In this case I won't be attempting to create an all-encompassing wiki for Terrok. Instead I will just be updating sections to expand on references we've seen in the SB tales as I see fit and have time. If there is anything you would really like to see here, please comment and ask. Also, because I won't be posting information in any particular order, expect sections to be moving around as they need to be grouped with other, similar sections. (I will try to keep descriptions of countries, races, religions, etc. with other similar topics, and will likely add section cover pages for each for ease of use as I go.) Enjoy!

You should know upfront that this is not a travel guide. You won’t find the best places to eat, to stay, or the next big thing in Philippine tourism here. This is a story of a young man's quest for that one epic adventure. How he dreamed about it for years. How he finally got it going. How he both struggled and enjoyed being on the road. How it all made sense in the end. The is a story for the armchair traveller that keeps on dreaming, may you find the courage find to fulfill your own journey. Leave all your fears behind. Travel with full abandon. The world awaits.

A travelogue I created a while ago describing the thought which went through my mind when I was about to enter a sacred cave in a Shinto shrine in Japan. Please comment of review. Enjoy!

A short travelogue to Kabul,Afghanistan.Please read.

'Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls! Welcome to tonight's show!' Have you ever wondered what its like to run away with the circus?.....ok maybe not quite run away...but to delve into the rollercoaster world of fantasia, wonderment or just plain carnage in working with a travelling animal zoo in the rugged and unpredictable world of 'fair dinkum' 'too easy' and 'mate' - the Land Down Under? Based on journal notes, memoirs and good old fashioned inspired storytelling, Sal Bolton pieces together and shares fragments of a travelogue story inspired by her unique experience as a 'pommie backpacker' working for a travelling Australian Petting Zoo - and all the trials and tribulations that accompany a colossal menagerie of hungry pigs, adventurous ducklings, a special dog named Skip and the scintillating human circus acts under the neighbouring dazzling show of the big top - including sleeping next to the world's most deadliest snakes! Sal shares a fascinating light hearted journey into the exclusive whimsical reality of an Australian carnival life and the characters she encounters in her fanciful world; the comedic antics and charisma of Aussie showman and performers alike as she learns of mystic tales of fairground days gone by, surviving daily life in the dynamic showground as a 'Pommie Sheila' and the moving heart ache that comes with show business and sacrifice. An adaptation of 'The Show Must Go On - Being With An Australian Travelling Zoo' was first published in German for travel book 'Australien wie es sehen'. Now this full length English edition hopes to inspire other pioneering spirits to venture on their own wacky wanderings in the wonderful Land of Oz.

Described by some readers as a wistful mix between "Tuesdays With Morrie," "Wayne's World" and the Seth Rogen film "50/50," It's All Good: Emails From a Dying Best Friend is a chronicle of an extraordinary friendship, offering faith and courage to those who are losing or have ever lost a loved one. A powerful, emotionally compelling personal diary, the story raises all the universal spiritual questions about death, dying and finding peace and survival in the midst of personal terror. Yet this one of a kind, loving glimpse into the bond shared by music journalist Jonathan Widran and his musician friend Steve Veale is anything but maudlin. Built around several months of riveting email exchanges, It's All Good is all quirky, witty and life affirming. Jonathan would deeply fail his friend if he attempted to tell Steve's story without the sharp, silly humor that was so much a part of him. Join them on their crazy travelogue from the San Juan Islands, Washington to San Juan, Puerto Rico, from the Space Needle in Seattle to River Street in Savannah, where Steve was Jonathan's best man just months before the diagnosis which changed these two lives forever. At first glance, the title of the book seems like a strange, ironic, even cruel choice. What can be "all good" about losing your best friend to melanoma at 38 years old? Learning to embrace the crazy mysteries of life and death, Jonathan discovers the unimaginable answer.

Once I was traveling by train, upon reaching my destination, I was so stunned by the view at the station that it gave me the best lesson of my life.

After a failed year at University, Marcus decides on taking an adventure rather than the impending re sits . His journey begins in Luton...however, manages to gather pace in more exotic locations. Salzburg, his first European destination is followed by a train journey into the Austrian countryside where he is about to begin work as a personal assistant to a handicapped genius....

For the intrepid traveller - a meander in Colombia

Arun Sharma, a school-going child from a middle-class family has just won a trip across five jewels in India. Arun's siblings, parents and grandmother are in for a real treat. The businessman, Narayan Deb, the competition organiser, has accompanied them for all but a mysterious reason. The entire trip spans various picturesque locations in India, with an exciting, magical and fictional quest. The book will also explore various cultures and traditions practised in India. It is written on the backdrop of an exciting fictional quest for five stolen diamonds, making it fascinating. The aim is to present India's beauty and traditions to a global audience with an exciting thriller.

A traveller's spirit

"A Tale Untold" is about a journey to some amazing places, meeting amazing people and learning some amazing things. The story consists of personal experiences and opinions - and how an average person sees things from his own unique prospective. It is about my journey to Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Maldives. I have tried my best to emphasize on the practicality of this book. I don't want to present things as fantasy - these are real places and these are real people. You can even use the information presented in this book as a guide to these places. However, if there is one thing I've learned - it's the journey that matters, not the destination.

A short fictional travelogue inspired by my time in Whitby. It discusses the Gothic side of Whitby including Whitby Goth Festival, and Whitby's links with Bram Stokers' Dracula. It tackles issues that people of Gothic and alternative subcultures endure- including myself. I visited Whitby a few years ago- this travelogue is inspired by my time there, but it is mostly fictionalised. Enjoy :)

Let's be friendly, more and more virtues should be rised among our friends. Together we should make a better world for our succeeding generations to come.

#Incomplete# This is the story of the travels done by Lia and her sister, Sohe, to save their little sister Sofey. They traveled with a group to the nearest city, to get the medicine. They all progress together and become the strongest to protect their loved ones. The story is a mix of adventure, romance, and drama.