Life is a journey

For us, our number one priority is to keep our gear safe and protected. We are full-time travel content creators and have found ourselves relying on our camera bags for everything. A dry place, a place to keep some snacks, a place to hold all of our gear or even a place to launch the drone from. Updated November 15th, 2019 The past two years have been rough trying everything from the cheapest camera bags possible (not recommended) to the middle of the line bags and finally now what we think is the best bag on the market. All of the bags we have used have all been 20 liters or larger. Necessarily big enough to carry a 15 inch MacBook Pro, DJI Mavic drone, DSLR or Mirrorless camera and even some lenses. Because we live out of a suitcase and two camera bags, we had to really search for the right ones. One a little smaller than the other but big enough to fit everything we have. These are the three bags we have found that is not only capable of handling our rugged lifes...

Bangkok marked a really great spot as the most visited city in the world. In 2018 the country had over 38,277,300 people flying into Bangkok Airports. For us, Bangkok is surely a paradise for food lovers and travelers from everywhere. You can easily spend a couple of days or a couple of months, there are so many bucket list locations and incredible food to explore. Everywhere you look while walking around the city, you’ll be tempted by something that looks delicious. If you travel for food, this Bangkok food travel guide is definitely for you, covering quick essential information and tips on where to eat and what to eat to pamper your stomach while you are in Bangkok. Best Thai dishes in Bangkok Try Isaan food – Isaan food is well known for its spice and uniquely pungent flavor with various different kinds of herbs. The classic example of Isaan food is Somtum. Som tam refers to green papaya salad which is a popular dish in Isaan (Northeastern Thailand) and also ...