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Barbershop Postcards, Secret Beaches, Bruegel With Mom, and Finding Gandhi
on: by Tim Leffel
That mouthful of a title can only mean one thing: it’s time for a new edition of Perceptive Travel online magazine. You never know what kind of offbeat travel narratives are going to show up there because we’re not going to
Cheap Place to Booze it Up: Panama
on: by Tim Leffel
Panama is not one of the world’s cheapest places to travel. It’s right in the middle in terms of tourism costs in Central America. It is noticeably cheaper than Costa Rica, but far more than Guatemala or Nicaragua. With its economy
Perception Busting Through Photos: Panama
on: by Tim Leffel
If you ask people what they think of Panama, the ones who have never been will generally stumble, shrug, or bring up some negative like the rude taxi drivers in the capital or (generally) boring food. It’s not a country the
A Baru Volcano Scare, Giving Face with a Twenty, and 44 Days Crossing the Ice
on: by Tim Leffel
After a hiatus publishing our first most popular travel stories issue, we’re back with a batch of new travel stories from Panama, western China, and Arctic Canada. Plus reviews of new travel books and world music. This issue marks the debut
16 Places I Went This Year (and a New Home in Mexico)
on: by Tim Leffel
A lot of travel bloggers really don’t need to ever do a year-end summary because they’ve already told you about everything they ate for lunch in each destination and every monument they snapped a photo of. I try to be more