Travel Outlandish was created to highlight unusual, offbeat, and weird travel experiences around the world. If you’re the kind of person that seeks novelty, you’d love sipping tea at the cat café in San Francisco. Not too claustrophobic? Spend the night in a very tiny capsule hotel in Tokyo! Maybe Halloween gets you going, or you just enjoy digging through attics? Peculiarium in Portland was made for you. The world is full of weird and wonderful experiences. From Hello Kitty cafés to salt hotels, to abandoned places, to quirky world festivals, you ought to let yourself experience the all. We invite you to chek out the outlandish section of our blog for all the silly and weird travel ideas you never knew you needed.
The world is full of weird and wonderful things. Sure, travel is often about venturing to sites you’ve always dreamed of visiting. The moments you may remember most…
![The last few weeks spent so very indoors have gotten me thinking about this inverse relationship we have with nature. I've now seen three articles put out by @nytimes about the positive impact our global economic shutdown is having on carbon emissions (albeit a temporary reduction). Isn't it crazy to think that nature is flourishing as human civilization comes to a [nearly] full stop? While we're all busy focusing on the crisis right in front of us, there's also the very real, very impending climate emergency still ahead. If this moment teaches us anything, let it be that we can't wait until the last minute to do something.](https://traveloutlandish.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)