Oman and Chill If I could sum up Oman in one word: chill. Also: safe, calm, clean and nice people; these are the things that I loved about Oman during my two-night stay in December of 2019. My original itinerary had me in Muscat for only a few hours: arriving from Kathmandu with just enough…
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Nepal? No, Pal. I’ve never wanted to leave a place quicker than this. Even before returning to the hotel from my initial, introductory “walk around the neighborhood,” I’d conceded defeat. I wanted outta here on the next flight. There’s no way I could remain here for three whole nights and not have a sour attitude….
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Bhutan I’d nearly forgot about all of the articles and YouTube videos I’d seen touting Bhutan’s Paro International Airport as one of the most dangerous places in the world to land, but I quickly remembered this once the plane hit an air pocket, passengers let out a howl, and the flight attendants grabbed on to…
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This week I was honored to be guest on fellow traveler’s Francis Tapon‘s travel podcast, WanderLearn. I had a great time talking travel with Francis…you can listen below! Here’s Francis’s description of the episode: In early 2020, Randy Williams has been to 142 countries. Although this is remarkable, it’s especially impressive when you consider that…
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I definitely felt like a guest in someone else’s house–someone’s sacred home–so I kept the camera in my pocket for most of the day, enjoying the sights, sounds and smells with nothing but my senses. It was such a special place to be. Mission to Myanmar Myanmar is the kind of country that blows your…
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And now, the moment I’ve been waiting for. I was super excited about this special stop and had crafted this master plan down to the second… The Vacation Before the Vacation I ain’t 21 anymore. Long trips, with multiple flights, early wake up calls, heavy bags, long hikes, sketchy food and lots of foreign germs…all…
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In order, here’s what 2019 looked like. I’m so happy and grateful to have seen so many amazing places and met so many great people. To expand on each country, use the navigation menu to find each full story. Here we go! Thanks for stopping by and scrolling all the way through. I have most…
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Rice Rice Baby How could I not buy a big sack of rice for displaced victims of the 2008 cyclone that devastated Myanmar, taking the lives of over 130,000? What kind of selfish prick would say no to that? I’d just been shown the local village where these families who’d lost everything were staying, when…
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