From the Ultimate Thailand Explorers Pattaya Blog [originally published 9 January 2010].
The Sanctuary of Truth was under construction when we took a visit, but it was still remarkable. I love the Thai architectural style on the roofs.
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| Category: Museums & Other Attractions, Pattaya, Thailand, Ultimate Thailand Explorers Blog |  Print This PostPublished November 10, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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We travel so often to learn about other cultures. But travel to learn about your own… and be proud of where you come from. I’ll see you out there…! Visit the adventures with ben online store for travel ebooks 4 really smart thoughts |
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| Category: Landmarks, Museums & Other Attractions, Travel Tips, Washington D.C. | Print This PostPublished November 2, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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How cold is whitewater rafting in Alaska? Cold. Very Cold. On my Great Alaskan Adventure I took the opportunity to go Whitewater Rafting with Denali Outdoor Center* and receive my first “glacial facial” while traveling down the Nenana River. Here’s what you need to know to have your own, awesome whitewater rafting adventure in Alaska. 22 really smart thoughts |
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| Category: Adventure, Alaska, Clothes, Museums & Other Attractions, Nature, Sports, Travel Gear | Print This PostPublished October 25, 2011 at 7:00 am |
Email This PostHey Adventurers, Here’s a fun adventureswithben fact… In a prior life, I was a magician. Throughout high school and college I performed magic tricks at birthday parties, city-wide festivals, restaurants and more. See the photo below of Magic Ben.  Magic Ben Spring 2000 And while it’s been almost a decade since the last time I stepped onstage, I still love the art. Anytime I have a chance to catch a magic show, I’m there. And there’s no better place to catch a magic show than Las Vegas. David Copperfield, Penn & Teller and Criss Angel are the big headliners at night, but there’s another act you may not have heard of that you should definitely add to your show list – Mac King. 22 really smart thoughts |
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| Category: Hotels, Las Vegas, Museums & Other Attractions | Print This PostPublished October 12, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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Dawson City, Canada – the start of the Yukon Gold Rush. Throughout Alaska and Canada you’ll discover plenty of opportunities to pan for gold. Whether it’s at a campground, roadside stand or legitimate attraction they all beckon you to part with your hard earned dollars in discovery of the shiniest of currencies. Is it worth it?
Like a drag queen to a disco ball, the rivers throughout the Yukon Territory entice you with shimmering flakes of (presumably) gold. Grab a rusty pan and start panning.
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| Category: Alaska, Money, Museums & Other Attractions | Print This PostPublished September 22, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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Fairbanks is deep in the heart of the Alaska. So it’s only fitting that you have to travel that far to learn about the history of America’s largest state at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks Museum of the North. Here are 6 reasons why it’s worth the visit.* 1. The Building
You can’t miss the building itself. It’s located in the middle of the campus and it’s design attempts to capture the spirit of Alaska’s glaciers. Very cool… er… impressive (no pun intended). 2. Alaskan History
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| Category: Alaska, Museums & Other Attractions | Print This PostPublished August 1, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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Hey Adventurers, I had a fantastic time recently at the Silver Moon Drive In Theater in Lakeland, Florida. I talked about the experience on my podcast, Florida Travel Cocktail (which you can listen to here). So in today’s post, I’d like to share some tips about how to make your visit to a drive in theater totally awesome! 10 really smart thoughts |
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| Category: Florida, Museums & Other Attractions, Orlando, Travel Tips | Print This PostPublished July 25, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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It’s really hot in Orlando right now, so I thought I would cool things down with a trip down memory lane to Sydney. Cool things down in Sydney? Really? Absolutely! I was reviewing some photos on my computer over the weekend and came across a trip I took to Sydney, Nova Scotia in Canada. Yes, there are at least two Sydney’s in the world and they are very different from each other. On this particular trip, it was below freezing outside. What is There To Do in Sydney, Nova Scotia?
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| Category: Canada, Landmarks, Museums & Other Attractions, Music & Dance | Print This PostPublished June 22, 2011 at 7:00 am |
Email This PostWelcome to the Future of Flight
Ever since I was a little kid I loved airplanes (even earning 35 hours towards my Private Pilot’s license). So when I had the chance to visit the Future of Flight Aviation Center and Boeing Tour in Everett, Washington, I jumped up and down in glee. What did I discover on my tour? That airplanes are really, really big. How big? Here are 6 examples. A Boeing 747 Tail Fin
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| Category: Airplanes, Museums & Other Attractions, Washington | Print This PostPublished May 10, 2011 at 7:00 am |
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The Sydney Harbor Bridge Climb is a must-do attraction while in Sydney. And even though the $200 price tag per person is worth every penny, I realize that the cost far exceeds many travelers budgets. The good news is, it’s possible to get a similar bridge-top view of the Sydney Skyline at a fraction of the cost. The Sydney Harbor Bridge Pylon Lookout
Those two pylons at either end of the bridge aren’t just there for decoration,* the one closet to downtown Sydney serves as a lookout point. Called the Pylon Lookout, travelers can climb the 200 stairs to the top for a great view of the city. And for less than $10.00 per person, you can afford to bring the whole family. 21 really smart thoughts |
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