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Not going to lie, hearing about bombings and shootings doesn’t exactly make me not afraid to travel somewhere, but it also doesn’t fully prevent me from going if I really want to see the country. Get yourself some Evil Eyes to help protect you while you travel! Yes, I was slightly concerned about my plans to travel to Turkey in February for the World Tourism Forum after hearing news of the nightclub shooting on New Years, but there’s a really good reason why I still went: I wanted to see Turkey. Ever since I met a cute Turkish guy while volunteering in South Africa who showed me photos of his beautiful country I’ve been determined to go. Bad news happens, but to be fair, I hear a lot more of it happening in the U.S., which…I’m still not entirely sure why people aren’t more afraid to be there? Bad things happen everywhere, but for some reason, if it’s about another country, the news likes to relay the message in the form of scaring the shit out of you so that you keep watching, an...

Every famous landmark, like the Taj Mahal , has its token “good side”, kind of like girls do when they’re taking a photo except, they get to decide which side is their most stunning one. Landmarks can’t exactly tell you which side is their good side for taking a selfie with them, or in what lighting they’d like to strike a pose in. For all you know, you could be taking a picture of their second-best side, simply because that’s what everyone else was doing! Ok, enough with the metaphorical talking buildings. What I am trying to get at here is that I was blown away by how jaw-droopingly stunning the other sides of the Taj Mahal were, besides the iconic front side! I mean, don’t get me wrong, it’s really hard to beat a stunningly symmetrical structure that happens to also perfectly mirror itself on an also-perfectly symmetrical lawn, and you should 100% get that token photo if you can. But, don’t forget that angles, lighting, and less-photo-bombers can make a less-looked-at side as stun...

Now more than ever is the perfect time to take an epic, budget Arizona Utah roadtrip! Social distancing is high, wanderlust fulfillment is even higher, and chances are you need this time to get back in touch with yourself and nature! Plus, you can easily do this Arizona Utah roadtrip solo like I did! Trust me, it’s liberating! And if you need gear to take your own photos, or some new photo-worthy outfits, or even some fashionable face masks, be sure to check out my Boutique! This post was my “bucketlist” for all of the things I wanted to see on my Arizona and Utah road trip…now, it’s a guide to seeing the insanely awesome places I checked off, plus a few more! You can do this road trip in 10 days like I did, or you can space it out and take longer, or perhaps make it into two separate road trips in shorter periods of time!   I started in LA and drove to Vegas first then proceeded in the following order to do a loop around, then back ...