One of the most famous regions in Iceland is the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Here you'll find dramatic landscapes, a black sand beach, unique rock formations, and waterfalls just to name a few things you'll see and experience. I included a Snæfellsnes tour in my itinerary when I planned my trip to Iceland.

It was too expensive to rent a car as a solo traveler, so I settled for the second best thing and joined a day trip to Snæfellsnes from Reykjavik. 

The first time I sae views of Landmannalaugar online, I decided that I'll include it if I ever got the chance to visit Iceland. Thankfully, I was able to go in a trip to Europe. I had to plan my trip around summer because it was the only time when the roads to the area are open. Once autumn and winter set in, the roads are frequently closed.

If you're short on time, I would recommend a day trip to Landmannalaugar from Reykjavik.

I knew Iceland was an expensive country to visit but I was determined to see its spectacular landscape and experience what the country has to offer.

A US visa is one of the most difficult to acquire. I've heard and read many refusal stories. The nerve wracking wait until an interview, the expensive fees, and the difficulties in getting a suitable schedule are part of the experience of applying for a visa. 

It took me two tries to finally get a US B1/B2 visa.

Islands and mountains, architectural masterpieces, adventurous expeditions, the beauty of wildlife, or serene beaches, Malaysia has it all. Hence it is truthfully said, that Malaysia is truly Asia, letting you explore the best features of the whole continent with just a visa to Malaysia. Here are some top destinations to travel to with a Malaysia visa, to make you fall in love with the country.