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Category: Mongolia

CouchSurfing with a Mongolian Family

August 18, 2013January 5, 20168 Comments

CouchSurfing with a Mongolian family of six in their ger

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I'm a Korean American adoptee who returned "home" to discover my birth culture, foster the relationship with my biological family, travel, and teach. Since 2012, I traversed Asia and Australia on a small budget while not skimping on experiences. I share some stories and travel guides to get you started on a life on the road. I am currently serving as an aquaculture volunteer in rural Zambia with the US Peace Corps.

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“The content of this website is mine alone and does not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Government, the Peace Corps, or the Zambian Government

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Mungwi, Zambia

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Adam and Lianne share a small taste of what a day in the life of a fish farming volunteer in Zambia is like. If you do indeed enjoy this video, your 'Like' on this video OVER AT ADAM'S ACCOUNT, @AdamGreenberg will help us in this contest. Thank you for watching. This video was submitted for consideration in the 2019 Peace Corps Week Video Contest, 'A day in the life’. Adam Greenberg and Lianne Bronzo, Rural Aquaculture Promotion, #Zambia, 2018-2020 #PeaceCorps #PCWeekVideoChallenge

Check out our friend, Michelle's (@intentionaltravelers) new book, An Intentional Travelers Guide to Unconventional Budget Accommodations: Creative Ways to Save Money on Transformational Travel. Available FREE today on @Amazon. (Also, Lianne and I are mentioned within.)

🇮🇳The roads in Indian cities are often congested. A mash of rickshaws, bicycle, cars, taxis, and cows coexist and flow in a seemingly chaotic but somehow harmonious manner. Honking is a form of communication, not an angry yell, so to say the least, it was noisier than what we're used to. So, we enjoyed the peaceful walk on this tree-lined road in Mysore. A honk every ten seconds instead of two was a treat! Navigating the traffic in India is an experience in it of itself! . . . . Our first rickshaw driver in Kerala had Gangam Style blasting with disco lights when he learned that we had just come from Korea. He took us to a fake version of the Taj Mahal. Do you have any stories with rickshaws or tuk tuks? . . . #_travelersofindia#indiatravelgram#indiagram#inspiroindia#mysore#trees#slowtravel#indiatravel#everydayindia#travelblogger#nomadlife#openmyworld#india_vacations#worldtravelpics#beautifuldestinations#sheisnotlost#travelandlife#worlderlust#neverstopexploring#worldtraveler#wearetravelgirls#indiaclicks#exploremore#nomadlife#mytinyatlas#gltlove#Indiapictures#exploretheglobe#tipusultansummerpalace#IncredibleIndia