What a crazy thing to do NYT while travelling?

[Ollivia Mathew]

I love adventure and having fun, tell me a crazy thing to do NYT while travelling.

 

[Melony]

Here are some cool and crazy things to do on a trip:

• Go on a Road Trip: Ride all new locations and wherever you ride.
• Join Local Festivals: Head out to catch some of the local gigs there, it will be live food, live music and live everything near by.
• Take Unique Tours: Go on a ghost; or food tour through the city and see a new city
• Try Extreme Sports: Have a go at something adventurous, bungee jumping, zip line.
• Watch Cool Shows: Search for movies, or pop up events to amuse.
• Find Hidden Gems: Take a look at different places where something special can be found.
• Taste New Foods: Be brave, go on and give something that your taste buds would notice a taste of.

Those kinds of travelers maybe interesting a new concept for your travel!

 

[Pablo Escobar]

Exploring New York Times articles while traveling can feel like discovering a hidden world. Imagine reading a deep investigative piece on a bustling subway or diving into a travel feature while sipping coffee at a Parisian café. It adds a layer of perspective, blending real-world experiences with the stories unfolding in print

 

[Helen]

For the bold foodie, Bangkok offers bug tasting tours where you can try deep-fried crickets, scorpions, and silkworms. It's a crunchy, protein-packed experience that takes street food to a whole new level. Surprisingly tasty—and totally unforgettable.

 

[Williams Henry]

Trek up an active volcano like Pacaya under the stars, and watch lava glow in the darkness. Guided tours often let you roast marshmallows over natural heat vents. It's thrilling, slightly insane, and entirely magical.

 

[Miller Jones]

Imagine dancing to your favorite tunes—through wireless headphones—on a remote Icelandic glacier. It’s part surreal, part party, and 100% unforgettable. You’ll groove to the beat while surrounded by nature’s icy masterpiece.

 

[Christain]

Jumping into sub-zero waters isn’t for the faint of heart, but many travelers to Antarctica take the plunge from an expedition ship. It’s a chilling, brag-worthy feat that proves you’re up for any adventure.

 

[Jackson]

Cycle down “Death Road,” a steep mountain pass with sheer drops and no guardrails. Thrill-seekers ride it for the breathtaking views and adrenaline rush. It’s a crazy, iconic experience for adventurous travelers—with safety gear, of course.