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WIN A TRIP TO BALI.

8/13/2017

WIN A TRIP TO BALI.
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SPEND A WEEK IN BALI FOR FREE
Secluded, private, luxury villa accommodation in the heart of a mountain rainforest truly one of Bali's best kept secrets.

Seven nights accommodation in your choice of luxury villa, or the new open sided bamboo treehouse amongst the treetops.

All your meals are included where you will be dining in the magnificent Terrace restaurant. Package also includes a Romantic Candlelit Dinner by the pool.

You will receive $500 dollars in cash for you to spend in any way you desire.

You will each receive a 60 minute daily massage for the duration of your stay.

Three Private Tuition Yoga Classes for you both to share.

You can attend a special cooking class offering a fascinating introduction to the exotic ingredients and unique culinary heritage of Bali.

You can experience two adventurous walking tours that will leave you with incredible memories of the natural beauty of Bali.

No charge airport transfer to and from resort Your journey begins the moment we pick you up.

IT'S TRUE. AND AMAZING. GOOD LUCK. ENTER HERE.

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Maitland Bay - Bouddi National Park - Australia

2/15/2017

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While we were doing a Help Exchange with a family in the Central Coast of Australia, we kept eyeing a bay in the distance. One day, we decided to walk there.
Read the full post!

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Help Exchange: Organic Farm in the Central Coast, Australia

2/11/2017

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We spent a few days with a lovely retired couple (the parents of another HelpX host) helping out with their family farm around the corner from their new home, which neighbors the bay and Bouddi National Park. Read the full post here.

Or watch this silly video of us trying to put a curtain rod back up in the tool shed.

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Adam Greenberg and CJ of TravelingChimps - Podcast Interview

6/18/2016

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Thanks to CJ at TravelingChimps.com for having Adam on his podcast to talk about student debt, AmeriCorps and the great many other opportunities that a path of service can lead to - in the pursuit of traveling with intention through work with meaning!

LISTEN NOW AT TRAVELINGCHIMPS.COM

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Travel Full-Time for $15 a day

6/3/2016

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One of the most common questions we get from people regarding our traveling lifestyle: How did you afford it?

Travel certainly can be a strain on the wallet, but it doesn’t have to be. To us, travel is not a vacation. On a vacation, people may splurge and pamper because that one week might be the only time to spend money on traveling for the year. This is perfectly valid. Go for it! However, since we choose to travel long-term, we cannot afford --nor are we interested in -- resorts or all-inclusive packages.

MORE FOR LESS

Spending little does not equate to experiencing less. In fact, some of the most memorable activities cost little or are entirely free: Couchsurfing, riding a scooter, hiking to a magnificent waterfall, fishing with a Thai family in the mountains, taking a public ferry shared with high school students through the Kerala backwaters, for example. Still, some of the higher cost sights are well worth the price tag. For instance, Angkor Wat and the Battambang circus in Siem Reap, Cambodia cost more than our usual activities, but are totally justified.

Homestay in Kerala, India

Sandwiches, wine, and chocolate by the lake: $6

Renting bikes: transportation and entertainment for $1 a day

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Update!

5/30/2016

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Time slipped through our hands and this website has taken to the backburner. Even without promoting the site, however, there has been some interest as people subscribed after Lianne’s guest post on Intentional Travelers about CouchSurfing.

So, let’s start with a recap!

In early March, we departed ways (temporarily) after the 10-day Vipassana meditation course. Adam visited his family in San Diego while Lianne hopped over to Bangkok to squeeze an extra week of travel while doing a help exchange at her now-favorite hostel. She then went back to see friends in Chicago and Atlanta before spending some much-needed time with her family in New Jersey.

Read Lianne’s post - an overview of six months backpacking SE Asia on $15 per day.

Adam and Lianne in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Adam's family (clap clap)

Lianne's family

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CouchSurfing Story: Phuoc & Family in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

2/14/2016

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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Perhaps Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, wouldn't rank high on our list if it hadn’t been for CouchSurfing. The city is chaotic, noisy, and overwhelming.

But staying with Phuoc and his family for four nights made our stay in HCMC memorable. We got along well and spent a lot of time together touring the city, eating local delights, playing card games, cooking together, practicing English, and even doing exercise videos! We wish we lived in the same city as Phuoc because we loved spending time with him.

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One Second Everyday - Exercising Around Asia

1/21/2016

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Lianne just loves to watch this one when she's looking for a laugh.

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CouchSurfing Story: Abhijit & Family in Mumbai, India

1/18/2016

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MUMBAI, INDIA

Mumbai, India, is an overwhelming city. A population of about 25 million are shoved into a geographically small city. Yet, there is a beautiful sense of harmony among the noise and chaos. That being said, we're grateful to have stayed in the suburbs with an incredible CouchSurfing host.

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Care for Dogs - Volunteering at a Dog Shelter in Thailand

1/17/2016

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Stealing hearts in the puppy zone

Shortly after readjusting to the city life back in Chiang Mai after staying on the farm, we were off to our next endeavor. About twenty minutes out of the city is a non-profit organization, Care for Dogs, which was founded in 2006. The foundation’s objectives are numerous. Since there is an abundance of stray dogs on the streets, Care for Dogs aims to reduce this number by providing vaccinations and sterilizations, rescue dogs and provide new homes, improving the health of street dogs, fighting the dog meat trade, and educating the public about animal welfare. We saw some ill dogs in poor condition, but they were in good hands and were healing slowly, but surely. However, most of the dogs were quite happy and active. They all just needed a home and some love. Currently, about 200 dogs live the shelter either healing or awaiting adoption.

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WIN A TRIP TO BALI.

WIN A TRIP TO BALI.
ENTER HERE.

Maitland Bay - Bouddi National Park - Australia

Help Exchange: Organic Farm in the Central Coast, Australia

Adam Greenberg and CJ of TravelingChimps - Podcast Interview

Travel Full-Time for $15 a day

Update!

CouchSurfing Story: Phuoc & Family in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

One Second Everyday - Exercising Around Asia

CouchSurfing Story: Abhijit & Family in Mumbai, India

MUMBAI, INDIA

Care for Dogs - Volunteering at a Dog Shelter in Thailand

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