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The Adventure Blog Paper Blog Travelistly Get Life film – ‘THE SPIRIT OF PORTUGAL’ National Geographic film – ‘RHYTHMS OF PERU’ National Geographic Lonely Planet Peruvian Embassy Vimeo Staff Pick Wired Magazine
We spent 4 days in Hong Kong and although the rainy weather was beautiful in the city, it made shooting a bit difficult so I didn’t get as much footage as I hoped. Regardless, we had an amazing time and can’t wait to visit again.
Over the course of our travels we have accumulated countless hours of footage and thousands of images. If you see anything in our travel films or blog posts you would like to use, or if you would like to request something you don’t see, just let us know. Whether it be pulling unused clips and […]
This article was originally a guest published feature but we are now sharing on our blog as well. When we first arrived in India, a simple task of crossing a busy street seemed impossible. Freeways and roads are full of not only vehicles and pedestrians but also wild animals like pigs and the famous holy cows. The […]
The Tipsy Gypsies Cruisin’. Illustrated and animated by Felix Roos. It was nearly Christmas Eve and we were four months into our journey through India. We had arrived in southern India in the state of Kerala, famous for its backwaters and we had reached the point in our trip where we felt like we’d seen enough […]
Ingredients: 1 oz Citrus juice ( Orange and Pomelo mix) 2 oz Aperol 3 oz Sparkling white wine 0.5 oz Simple syrup Instructions: Mix all the ingredients and serve in a wine glass. Cheers! Recipe: courtesy of the hotel Palacio Del Inka, Peru
It was a beautiful evening in the coastal town Malvan, and we were sitting at Chivala beach watching the sunset. Early on we had befriended a local fisherman named Bhi and we would see him working every day when we went to the beach. He barely spoke any english and we didn’t speak any of […]
It’s been 8 months on the road. And I (Nate), am spent. I knew this was going to happen at some point, I just didn’t know when. The first question I always asked long term travelers before leaving was, “don’t you get tired of it?”. Well, I can answer now with confidence, yes, you do. The […]
It’s not every day that a country decides to scrap two of it’s most popular currencies, the 500 and 1000 rupee, let alone scrap them and tell everyone the night before. Yet this is what happened to us while we were in Bombay. In order to cut down on blackmarket money and counterfeit bills, India’s […]
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Hi! We are The Tipsy Gypsies. We are a married couple who likes to travel, drink and live life to the fullest. The gypsy queen is a vegan interior designer and the gypsy king is an all-consuming filmmaker. After many years of hard work we decided to quit our jobs and leave Los Angeles. We saved […]
Lund is a picturesque college town is southern Sweden. We stopped there for a short visit to see our friends that we met over a decade ago. During our one day there, our friends took us for a charming walk around the city center. The highlight was most definitely the Lund Cathedral. Sweden is not a religious […]
One of the biggest struggles for us backpackers, is that you can’t buy any cool handcrafted souvenirs to bring home with you. Our backpacks always seem to be too small and too damn heavy. But we have a solution for all y’all. Look for portable and consumable souvenirs like… alcohol! On our recent trip to Luang […]
One of the biggest struggles for us backpackers, is that you can’t buy any cool handcrafted souvenirs to bring home with you. Our backpacks always seem to be too small and too damn heavy. But we have a solution for all y’all. Look for portable and consumable souvenirs like… alcohol! On our recent trip to Luang […]