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The Caribbean is full of secrets, one being a beach on Barbados full of horses at sunrise. I wrote all about this strange, yet beautiful experience on the blog as well as some guidelines to KEEP it that way.

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Why Are There Horses Swimming At This Barbados Beach? - Jetplane Jean Insider's travel guide to one of the Top 10 Caribbean islands: Seeing horses swimmng at this Barbados beach was ethereal and unique of an experience.

In absolute AWE of this article. I've always been fascinated in the other ways people live and this humming community beneath the surface of China where everyone from the elderly, to disabled, to broke college kids have taken up residence.

What do you think?

A Million People Live in These Underground Nuclear Bunkers Beneath the streets of Beijing, people live in an underground universe constructed during the Cold War era.

If you managed to make it through my emotional post on visiting the tulip fields in the Netherlands last week, it was a long one and I applaud you.

I wanted to include more technical information on how to get to where we went, what tickets to buy, should you skip Keukenhof, etc yet it felt a bit strange after all the crying I did while creating that post. Instead, I've made an entirely different one with all the information you need if you're considering visiting Amsterdam in the near future, or just want to see way more photos of the beautiful tulips.

https://jetplanejean.com/tulips-in-amsterdam/

Have you been before? If not, would you rather bike the tulip fields or take a stroll through the beauty of Keukenhof? Let me know!

Where To See Tulips in Amsterdam: Should I Go To Keukenhof? - Jetplane Jean A guide on when to visit the tulips in Amsterdam, what ticket to buy, photo-worthy tulip fields, and if Keukenhof is worth a visit.

There was a bit of irony in wanting to see the tulip fields in the Netherlands in memory of the strongest person I knew, yet I didn't feel strong as everything began to fall apart..

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Falling Off Of Bikes & Exploring Tulip Fields In The Netherlands - Jetplane Jean As we neared our destination, my heart sank. This wasn't how I imaged seeing the tulip fields in the Netherlands would feel..

After two years of living in one of the most chaotic cities, I wrote a few things about what it's like to survive in such a place. Has it made me a bad traveler? Is the fierce competition getting to me? I love this city, but am I in love with all that comes with it?

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From Brooklyn With Love: Year Two - Jetplane Jean Here I am, two years into living in New York City and finally feeling comfortable, perhaps too much so, in this place. The chaos blends into the background

Happy Friday! I wish I could say I was spending the weekend exploring Prague and drinking alllll the pilsners, but sadly I'm just going to spend way too much time sitting in traffic on my way back to Connecticut today.

Shout out to anyone else having to hustle this weekend, I'm here with ya!

Well, I better get a move on if I want to complete even half of these in time..

https://jetplanejean.com/30-before-30-bucket-list/

Anyone done or been to the places on this list? What's on YOUR personal travel bucket list? I'd love to know!

Everything Ever: My 30 Before 30 Travel Bucket List - Jetplane Jean I'll be turning 30 in four years, so here's a giant list of all the wild places I'd like to see and explore before then. My ultimate 30 before 30 bucket list, how many of these have you been to?

What happens when one of your bucket list destinations falls a bit short? I attended Chiang Mai's Yi Peng lantern festival last year and found it to be more chaotic than serene, as many pictures promised. Is this just how it always is? Would you go? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

I Attended Thailand's Lantern Festival & It Was A Complete Nightmare - Jetplane Jean Watching the night sky fill with thousands of balls of light, the Yee Peng/Yi Peng lantern festival in Thailand is something you see on many bucket lists. A beautiful, emotional event celebrated by the masses. Yet when we arrived at the crowded bridge, it was a complete nightmare in a way I hadn't a...

Diving a bit deeper into the ins and outs of traveling through Singapore, I made up a guide to all the popular neighborhoods worth taking a look at. Do you have any personal favorites?

An In-Depth Look At All The Popular Neighborhoods in Singapore: A Travel Guide - Jetplane Jean Singapore is a melting pot of cultures that blend seamlessly from one area to the next. This simple guide to the more popular neighborhoods in Singapore covers all the trending spots, free activities, and cheap eats in each area.

Excited to add on a section for Asia on my travel blog finally, here's my first official post on all things Singapore that will quickly be followed by a more in-depth guide on the food, neighborhoods, and do's/don'ts.

But for now, enjoy this post on all the weird rules and things to keep in mind!

Singapore is an excellent starter city to anyone who's ever been interested in visiting Southeast Asia. It's clean, modern, yet still has many fun little neighborhoods to explore. Best of all, it's walkable!

Leave Your Durians At Home: The Ultimate Singapore Travel Guide - Jetplane Jean A comprehensive Singapore travel guide to answer all of your questions about visiting this modern Southeast Asian city. My number one tip for saving money in Singapore is..

The intricate details of Bali's temples left me mesmerized as we walked around the quiet grounds right in the middle of the busy, cultural hub of Ubud.

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Has anyone started watching the Deuce? Little did I know that was the name for a part of Times Square in the 70's because it was THAT nasty! Here's a neat little look into what life was like back then:

A Look Back At The Real Deuce: Times Square In The 1970s HBO's The Deuce premieres Sunday, so let's take a look back at the real Deuce.