Turkey’s Cappadocia region would be the perfect place to trip on ’shrooms.
Peter Crosby Do you like deserts and phalli, but can’t afford to attend Burning Man?
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The megacity of Istanbul borders on Europe, Asia, and the inexplicable.
There’s no way to explain the scale of Istanbul, Turkey without making the city feel bad about its weight.
It’s hard to believe Petra still exists, considering that the place is basically water-soluble.
The sandstone city of Petra would’ve washed away if it had rained for any length of time in the last two millennia.
Israel’s Masada would make an amazing Airbnb if its last occupants hadn’t trashed the place.
If there’s one thing I know for certain, the Ancient Romans aren’t getting their security deposit back.
Everything you were told about Bethlehem as a kid was a lie.
Bethlehem is nothing like the place they told you about in the Bible.
The visions people had in Jaffa were inspired by either religious fervor or a ton of opiates.
St. Peter had a vision in Jaffa that changed Christianity forever. Or was he just high?
Kyoto Japan is so well-preserved, it doesn’t look a day over a thousand.
If you like temples, tea gardens, and time-travel, you’ll love Kyoto, Japan.
Tokyo Japan is irrefutable proof that the Japanese hate suburbs.
If you’re headed to Tokyo, Japan, you’ll need help surviving in the world’s most monster-prone battleground.
Seoul Korea: The city where smartphones never sleep.
Once in a while, I get the chance to go somewhere far away for a stupid length of time, and Seoul recently made that list.
Phuket, Thailand: It’s called ‘poo-KET,’ not FOO-ket (and definitely not ‘FUK-it’).
We’d heard that Phuket was popular. Despite that, we decided to go there anyway.
Bangkok Thailand: A lot fewer prostitutes and lady-boys than we expected.
We were told Bangkok was a den for unspeakable acts of human depravity—but, I mean, why else go?
Bali, Indonesia: Newsflash, it’s beautiful.
What did you expect me to say? I mean, it’s freaking Bali.
