Although I cannot pinpoint the exact moment bee fever caught hold of my nature-loving heart, it was thanks to a van of grinning Jamaicans in the summer of 2014 that I suddenly realized it had happened.
Author Michael Champlin takes us on a solo journey through the deserted landscape between Amarillo, Texas and Santa Fe, New Mexico.
In her debut piece, photographer Rashi Arora takes us aboard the Vivek Express—the longest train journey in India. Rashi details and documents the conditions and the sensations on her five-day journey across the continent.
We're all about pilgrimages, whether of the holy or the heritage kind. In his debut piece, Patrick infuses humor into climbing Ireland's holiest mountain, Croagh Patrick, in pursuit of feeling closer to his namesake.
Filmmaker, Maggie Lamere, transports us to Palestine during harvest season where families and olive trees become an inspiration in sustainable farming.
In her debut piece for Pilgrim Magazine, Eileen introduces us to Anna, a Burmese social entrepreneur employing and empowering women through the revival of traditional weaving of the Chin State.
Author, Christophe Noel, presents to us the visual delights of the small fishing village of Caldera, Chile. After receiving GPS coordinates and a meeting time deep in the Atacama, Christophe embarks on an off-roading journey that leads him to an old friend and finding new
In his debut piece, a concerned father (John Rutledge) details what it's like to raise a wanderer and how his daughter has opened his heart to the world through her musings and photography.
In her debut piece for Pilgrim Magazine, Hayli Nicole takes us into the shade of the sacred Uluru in Northern Territory, Australia. Her observations of occupying a sacred space along with her image gallery make for a splendid walk through the Red Center.
It was June of 2015 when I set off to spend a few weeks in the rainforest along the Amazon, Tahuayo, and Tangarana rivers to escape a bout of grief that had left me with quite a tarnished spirit. While I’ve traveled alone much of
