Miss Maps, Anika Mikkelson, is officially a published author!
Miss Maps is entering new territory in the travel industry with a BRAND NEW MAGAZINE :
SoloScapes – The Solo Traveler’s Guide to the World is now available on several sites. Get ready to inspire the SOLO ESCAPE ARTIST in you! Continue reading Miss Maps Is Officially A Published Author – SoloScapes Magazine is Ready for Purchase!
What’s it like to be the only visitor in small town Bangladesh besides a famous Bollywood Director? From the adopted name to laughs with the locals, this town couldn’t get any more welcoming. HelloMyNameIsAnika {part 1} Continue reading Mongla Bangladesh – Part 1 : HiMyNameIsAnika
Imagine
You’re a female
In a foreign land
Traveling solo
In need of help
And your helper
Keeps on helping
Past the point of help…
This is Dhaka Bangladesh Continue reading Dhaka Bangladesh : Help Past Help
When traveling to Liechtenstein, it was far more about the journey than the destination.
Take a look, you’ll see! Continue reading From Italy to Liechtenstein
Mikayla Timothy is MissMaps.com’s Featured Female Traveler this week! A 25 year old ESL Instructor originally from Salt Lake City, Utah, she is now living and teaching in China. She’s got a sparkling personality and a go-get-em attitude, and here she’ll introduce you to her favorite travel memories and tricks. Continue reading Featured Female Traveler: Mikayla Timothy – Utah, USA
Sibiu is most certainly charming, most certainly a cultural hub, and most certainly a special gem. Even through smokey walkways it’s easy to find its magic… Continue reading The Magical Mystery of Sibiu Romania
There are many stories still left untold – maybe someday they’ll make an appearance. These are some of the greatest memories, and they’re not over yet… Continue reading Life on a Romanian Monastery: Day Trips and Promises
The entire walkway was filled with eager ears, and the music began: musicians from Filarmonicii Banatul Timisoara (Timisoara Philharmonic) were led by a Spanish director and boasted solos by both a talented violinist and baritone… Continue reading Life on a Romanian Monastery: Pestera Romanesti’s Concert in a Cave
It was a time of adjustment, of questions and a time in which I realized this was going to be a better experience than I imagined it would be. Here’s a glimpse of those three days… Continue reading Life on a Romanian Monastery: Figuring it all Out
There was no ‘boo’ing or bashing an opponent because there was no opponent. And the final score? You’ll have to read to find out! Continue reading Football in Kosovo: A Border Battle Like No Other
