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Thinking of quitting the rat race and hitting the road? Fuel the dream with these fun finds for van lifers.             How to Live in a Van and Travel: Live Everywhere, be Free and Have adventures in a Campervan or Motorhome by Mike Hudson –    Once you commit to your new life of freedom this book can be your indispensable guide. SUAOKI Solar Charger 60W Portable Solar Panel –  5V USB and 18V DC dual output keep your USB/DC devices full of juice, without having to rely on a wall outlet, or a power bank, and brings you an unplugged lifestyle. Coleman RoadTrip LXE Portable Propane Grill –  Delivers 20,000 BTUs of heat across 285 square inches of grilling surface. Easy to transport, folds to compact size with large handle and wheels for easy pulling. National Geographic Road Atlas – Adventure Edition  – GPS has its place, but this handy road map allows you to daydream about all the...

Discover the authentic delicacies and best restaurants in Agra you must try out while you are in the city of Taj.  Agra, also known as the City of Taj is visited by millions of tourists throughout the year. This Mughal city not only houses the famous Taj Mahal,  but also other renowned historical monuments such as the Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Akbar’s Tomb and Itimad Ud Daulah. These well known sites are a haven for history and architectural enthusiasts. There’s a lot more to explore in this city in the form of its local cuisine and lip smacking street food varieties it has to offer. So, here’s a list of the most popular food chains, cafes and street food joints that you must try out while touring this lovely city of Taj. Agra’s Authentic Delicacies Bedai and Jalebi Bedai and Jalebi is the most famous breakfast which is a unique combination of a spicy snack and a sweet dessert. Bedai is a fried puffy bread served with spicy gravy of potato and curd. The crispy sugary Jalebis ...

When it comes to travel styles… well, I don't really have one. I don't fit into one style category when it comes to travel; I'm not a strict budget traveler, nor do I only book luxury trips. I sometimes travel solo, but also sometimes travel with family or friends. And when it comes to independent vs. group travel, I don't really have a preference – I like both! And I have a feeling that plenty of other people are “style chameleons” when it comes to travel, too. Which is why I was so excited to team up with Monograms Travel for a trip in Europe last month. In simplest terms, Monograms is a company that helps people travel. But Monograms' services don't really fit into one category, either. In other words, their trips are perfect for people who like the best of both worlds like me. See? Always a chameleon. Note: This post was brought to you as a result of the Monograms trip, a project between Monograms and iambassador . As always, all opinio...