TripMuse

02/06/2018

Definitely worthy--meeting the whistlers of Antia, Greece.

On a small Greek island, practitioners of an ancient whistling language are holding onto their culture as it slowly dies out.

01/19/2018

Inspiring aesthetics at the Click Clack Hotel in Bogotá, where we’ve spent the past few glorious days. We’ll be posting more photos from this hip hotel and this super cool capital in the coming days- watch this space!

01/07/2018

Adopt the pace of nature. Her secret is patience. -Ralph Waldo Emerson // This gorgeous hike at Mori Point, California will fill your soul and lungs with healing breezes.

04/25/2017

Coffee break at the Shinola cafe. Picked up a handmade watch, too.

04/14/2017

Vintage.

01/20/2017

https://www.instagram.com/mytripmuse/ Evening stroll in picturesque Quebec City. Blink, and you might think you're in Europe.

01/08/2017

https://www.instagram.com/mytripmuse/ A stop along the coastal road that winds its way around the island of Ambon, Indonesia brought us to this gorgeous rock formation.

11/19/2016

We were recently in the Spice Islands of Indonesia: the Malukus!We rented a motorcycle and drove around the island of Ambon. Follow us to see what we discovered on this island of hidden treasures!

10/20/2016

Some of our favorite cuisine is from Georgia--the country. At Bali's authentic Georgian restaurant, Tiflis, we had khachapuri, a delicious bread covered in melted cheese, and topped with an egg yolk and dab of fresh butter; Eggplant stuffed with a creamy walnut paste; and juicy khinkali meat dumplings. [Begin food coma]

10/18/2016

Every day, thousands of people from around the world pray at the stunningly beautiful Meiji Shrine in Tokyo, writing their prayers on blocks of wood.

09/23/2016

Just a light vegetarian lunch of roasted pumpkin, goat cheese, and arugula salad with a side of pesto tomato soup. Bali is teeming with great vegetarian options, and we love the menu at Kafe in Ubud in particular! Now, we're off to the spa....

09/20/2016

The Aceh Tsunami Museum is a must-visit when in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. It tells the story not just of the tragedy of the 2004 tsunami, but also of how the region rebuilt itself. The architecture is striking, and the top floor serves as a tsunami shelter should such an event happen again.