Miranda | Veggie Travel Girl

Everything from my two nights in Chiang Rai: incredible temples, traditional Thai clothing and photos at NATHA, a private driver, markets, shopping and vegetarian food finds. The temple architecture blew me away, and Khao Soi Restaurant was one of my favorite meals in Thailand! My Le Patta hotel link is an Expedia affiliate link; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Full guide: https://veggietravelgirl.com/destinations/chiang-rai-thailand

My Singapore picks, from the Rain Vortex and Cloud Forest to temples, light shows, Universal Studios and the hotel I stayed at near Chinatown. Read my notes for what I loved, what felt underwhelming and what I’d do differently. Plan indoor breaks for the heat and research vegetarian meals ahead—hawker centres were more challenging than I expected. Hotel links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission on qualifying bookings at no extra cost to you.

My Littleton-area picks for coffee, sweet treats and an evening out, based on my Veggie Travel Girl guide and videos. The Castle Rock gelato stop is south of Littleton, so plan it as a separate outing. Check each location and current hours before visiting; seasonal light displays vary by year.

Colorado mountain outings from my Veggie Travel Girl guide: Golden, Georgetown, Evergreen Lake, Winter Park and fall scenery in Arapaho National Forest. Plan around the season, weather and road conditions. My full guide also mentions Pagosa Springs, which needs a longer trip rather than a quick Denver day outing.

My five Cairns food finds: a favorite Indian restaurant, breakfast bowls, veggie burgers, casual Thai food at the night markets and the ice cream I went back for. Based on my Veggie Travel Girl guide. Confirm current hours and vegetarian ingredients, including fish sauce and oyster sauce in Thai dishes.

The vegetarian-friendly places I ate at in Ao Nang: South Indian dosas, Indian meals, brunch, pancakes and pasta. These are the five named places from my Veggie Travel Girl food guide. Confirm ingredients and current menus before visiting, especially sauces and stocks at mixed-menu restaurants.

My Reykjavík vegetarian-friendly food picks, from favorite pastries and tacos to casual meals, veggie hot dogs and ice cream. These are places in my Veggie Travel Girl food guide. Check the current menu and vegetarian ingredients when ordering; some places have mixed menus.

My Seattle vegetarian-friendly food finds, including Pike Place stops, a vegan chowder, bowls, mixed-menu restaurants and ice cream. Based on places in my Veggie Travel Girl food guide. Check current menus and vegetarian ingredients before visiting, especially at restaurants with both meat and veggie choices.

My San Diego food and drink finds, from vegetarian meals in Little Italy and Old Town to bakeries, ice cream and memorable cocktail bars. Based on the places in my Veggie Travel Girl guide. Many have mixed menus; confirm vegetarian ingredients, opening hours and any reservations before visiting.

My Sydney vegetarian-friendly food finds, from bowls and cafés to tacos, pizza and frozen yogurt. These are places featured in my Veggie Travel Girl Sydney food guide. I’ve also noted the Cambewarra Mountain stop separately as an outing outside Sydney. Check each location, current menu and vegetarian ingredients before visiting.

Places from my nine days around Ivalo and northern Finland: national-park scenery, Sámi culture in Inari and Wild Spirit Park. This is a focused list from my own Finland travel story. Allow extra time for the distances between stops and check seasonal access, opening hours and booking details.

Planning Helsinki as a vegetarian traveler? These are my food, coffee and sightseeing finds from exploring Finland’s capital: cinnamon buns at Café Regatta, strawberry cloud matcha at Matcha Crew, macaron and chai at Kaffa Roastery, a ferry trip to Suomenlinna and a waterfront sauna at Löyly. Mix café breaks with architecture, gardens and island time for a relaxed visit. Some restaurants have mixed menus; confirm vegetarian ingredients when ordering.

Where I ate and drank in Santiago as a vegetarian traveler: vegan Chilean hot dogs at ALMA, burgers at Holy Moly, Indian food at Majestic, brunch at Metissage and coffee at Puelo, which I was obsessed with. For a night out, Nowa’s Cantina stood out for food, drinks and ambiance; Incantum and Siria were memorable cocktail stops. There are also açaí, ice cream and wine stops for rounding out your trip. Many places have mixed menus, so confirm vegetarian ingredients when ordering.

My Santiago itinerary picks, from Andes-backed viewpoints to beautiful architecture and vineyard outings. Start with San Cristóbal Hill or Sky Costanera for city views, explore the historic centre around Plaza de Armas, and save MUT or Parque Arauco for shopping and dining. For a wine outing, compare Concha y Toro with Cousiño Macul—the mountain backdrop at Cousiño Macul stood out to me. These are places from my own trip; use the notes to choose what fits your pace and plan transport for the outings beyond the centre.

Where I ate during about two weeks in Kraków, from vegan Polish comfort food and plant-based ramen to breakfast cafés, Georgian food and sweet treats. These are the places featured in my Veggie Travel Girl food guide. Some have mixed menus; confirm ingredients and current hours before visiting.

My Kraków picks from about two weeks exploring the city: castle grounds, Kazimierz, the Wieliczka Salt Mine and a quieter trip to Tyniec. I’ve also included the hotel options featured in my website guide. Hotel links are my Expedia affiliate links; I may earn a commission on qualifying bookings at no extra cost to you.

My San Pedro de Atacama picks from five days exploring Chile’s desert without a rental car: dramatic valleys, high-altitude lagoons, geothermal landscapes and the hotel I stayed at. Use this alongside my full Veggie Travel Girl itinerary and allow time to acclimatize before higher-altitude excursions. Hotel links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission on qualifying bookings at no extra cost to you.

Comparing a nicer bag for your next trip? This researched shortlist brings together premium carry-on suitcases and a travel backpack for different packing styles. These are options to compare, not a claim that I’ve personally tested each one. Look at the full exterior dimensions, empty weight, organization and return policy before choosing—especially for international flights. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Wondering what I use to film Veggie Travel Girl? Start here ✈️ I’m a licensed drone pilot and vegetarian travel creator, and this is the camera and drone gear in my filming setup. From aerial landscapes to FPV fly-throughs and travel videos, each item has a different job. You don’t need everything: choose the gear that fits the footage you want to make. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

The clothes that earn a spot in my suitcase ✈️ This edit includes a packable vest, a quick-drying top I love for warm destinations and easy everyday sneakers. My notes explain how I wear each piece, from airport days to layering on longer trips. Start with versatile basics that suit your destination. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

What did I actually wear in Iceland in September? These are the layers, hiking pants, waterproof footwear and cold-weather extras from my September 2026 trip. My shell kept me dry in wild wind and rain, my Gamma pants worked for warmer dry hikes, and finger-access mittens helped when photographing the northern lights. Use the notes to choose pieces for your activities, then check the forecast and your tour’s equipment requirements. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Looking for vegetarian food in Colorado? Here are my dining finds, including vegan spots and restaurants with veggie options. Browse the notes for what stands out to me, from Vegan Van to my go-to mushroom marinara sub at Cheba Hut. This list includes mixed-menu restaurants, so check the current menu for your dietary needs before visiting. Some links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you.

My veggie-friendly food finds from Medellín, Colombia 🌎 Save this list when planning where to eat during your trip. The restaurant notes bring my vegetarian travel perspective to choosing a spot, whether you’re visiting for a few days or staying longer. Check current menus and opening hours before heading out. Some links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you.

I cannot stand itchy clothes, so softness earns a place in my suitcase. These are my comfortable travel and everyday picks: SPANX airport separates, leggings I have worn around the world, a dress that has held up for years, cool-feeling sleepwear and an AIRism top I hand-wash on trips. Read my notes for what I love and how I would pair the pieces for flights, hot destinations and downtime. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

My work-from-anywhere setup comes from three years of exploring nomadic life while working remotely. Start with the problem you want to solve: a portable second screen for laptop work, a hub and charging setup for your desk, headphones for travel days, or packing cubes and a tiny spare backpack for longer stays. My notes explain what I use and why it earns suitcase space. Check your laptop ports, power requirements and destination plug types before buying. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Bring a little of that northern-lights feeling home ✨ My mood-lighting picks include an aurora projector, TV backlighting and smart lighting ideas for creating a cozy atmosphere. Read my notes for the features I enjoy and where each light fits. Check dimensions and installation requirements before choosing a fixture. Some links are affiliate links; I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Planning an Iceland trip? These are my picks for geothermal soaks and memorable experiences, including Blue Lagoon, Sky Lagoon, Vök Baths and dining in the Friðheimar tomato greenhouse. Read the notes for my honest take: a beautiful setting and the food itself aren’t always the same thing! Check current opening status and booking details before you go. Some links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you.