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| A selection of the best travelogues and travel writing to be found on the net. Read other travellers’ stories and adventures from around the world, or become a travel writer yourself and submit your writing to one of the following travelogues. |

| Travelogues links & resources |
| Alex's site - Travel experiences in four continents with hints, accommodation and details on how to travel cheaply. Also opinions on world's airlines. |
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| The Funky Traveller - The Funky Traveller is a site for the independent traveller. It is an evolving collection of travel photos, travel articles and diaries, info on various places that we have visited and links to other travel sites. |
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| The Long Trip Home - The Long Trip Home is a literary magazine for travelers which offers travel journals, poetry, fiction, and other creative writing. The Long Trip Home's goal is to get past simple guidebook entries and into the details, the discoveries, the real journey--and the paths we take to get there. |
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| Travel Journals - Travelogues and pictures from travels all over the world. Create your free own travelogue and begin sharing your stories. |
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| Travel
Library - Travel and tourism information,
travelogues, travel stories, trip reports. |
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| Travelpackers -
Be inspired, write about your experiences and rate where you've been in the Travelpackers Real World Guide. Travelpackers....tell your friends. |
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TravelScreensavers.com
- Virtual Travelogues -Virtual
travelogues across the United States, including downtown Chicago,
the Smoky Mountains, Memphis, and more, in the form of animated
musical screensavers for Windows. |
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| TrekShare.com
- an interactive travel community allowing
each member to create, document, and publish their travelogues online.
Also provides trip planning guides and tips. |
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| Virtourist.com
- Submit your travel experiences from around
the world. |
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| Yak Horns and Suspension Bridges - Trekking in the Nepal Himalaya to Kala Pattar/ Everest Base Camp (prisoner of the yak), Makalu Base Camp (mostly in carpet slippers) and Mera Peak(in the year of the long monsoon). |
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