Tourism on the Edge is a travel blog that explores the many sides of passionate traveling.
This small fishing village in Ferryland, on Canada’s East Coast recently became dwarfed by a giant blue iceberg floating off-shore. The iceberg is 150 feet tall (about 45 meters), counting of course only the part that you can see. It is now in shallow water and stagnant, so it might remain…
While searching for a place to stay in London, things got complicated. We realized we wanted many things from our accommodation “hotspot”, the “root”…
Backpacking through Asia should be a life changing experience, but if you don’t pack accordingly it might change your mood and physical well-being and…
Designed by a team of Chinese engineers, the Beipanjiang Bridge is now officially the world’s highest bridge, suspended 564 metres above the Beipan River in…
Drawn into its lively cities, one may often forget that Europe has a wild, pristine side as well. Today’s infographic is about discovering those special…
Each holiday season we try to come up with suggestions for Christmas markets in Europe. This time we were sent an infographic that splits this…
Today we decided to share with you a project named Sunda, a versatile tent and hammock discovered on Kickstarter . We have to say…
Hitting the wilderness for some serious walking is a great way to tone the body and sooth the soul. Yes, life can be simpler…
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