Awesome Travel

These handy city maps are made of durable and waterproof polyethylene fiber. No need to fold – they’re ready to be scrunched into a ball, stuffed in your pocket or stashed in the included pouch.

For traveling, camping or just crashing at your bud’s place. Made of a lightweight, weatherproof, mildew-repelling fabric with a 6’2″ insulated foam mattress. Proceeds go to help the homeless.

A trailer sought after for its rarity, beauty and functionality. This restored unit retains its original aircraft grade metal body, L-shape sofa bed, sink, fridge and shower and kitchen rooms.

We thought they lived in the shadows, but it seems like the ninjas of ancient Japan also had houses. It’s just like how you’d expect a ninja house would be, filled with traps and hidden stuff.

A mesmerizing and dizzying POV camera flight through the beautiful coastline, waterfalls, forests, and people of Cameroon, Africa. Courtesy of the MM6 Hexacopter with an on-board camera.

The ultimate travel pillow. Has high density memory foam, a lock that can be fastened and adjusted for better head support, a pouch for gadgets, earplugs and a machine washable cover.

The third of three short films by Rick Mereki, Tim White and Andrew Lees, chronicling their 44-day, 18-country journey. Commissioned by STA Travel Australia. Watch the other two films here.

Muji’s hardshell suitcases are tough, but not on your wallet. Made of lightweight but durable polycarbonate and has 360º-turning wheels. Measures 26.8″ x 17.7″ x 9.1″, max capacity 56L.

Julia Lepetit put together these unfortunately fictional travel posters promoting getaways to some of our favorite video game locales. Check out the comic book counterparts here too.

A train track runs directly through the heart of this market in the heart of Thailand, sending shop owners scrambling to move their wares out of the way each time the train comes barreling through.

Modern day elevators are pretty safe, but did you know that in Europe, they have insane lifts that don’t stop between floors? You’ll need to be quick unless you want to have your body cut in half.

Too busy to take the time off to go on a cruise? That’s okay, if you can spare just 5 minutes out of your busy day, that’s all you’ll need to take the express 134 hour tour of Norway’s Hurtigruten.

In Britain, luggage carries you. UK-based Micro Scooters teamed up with Samsonite to create a hard shell suitcase that doubles as a scooter. Can also be used as a trolley. Maximum load is 220lbs.

We’re more partial to the samurai and broadsword handle umbrellas, but if you’re more of a gun nut than a blade guy then these umbrellas are for you. They have both a rifle handle and a barrel tip.

Designed by MÃ¥rten & Gustav Cyrén, The Cabin is one of the five treetop rooms of the Treehotel in Harads, Sweden. It’s accessed via a footbridge from a hill to the top deck. More pics here.

At Anantara Kihavah Villas in the Maldives, Sea’s dining room is partially submerged in the ocean, offering incredible views of sea life. The rest of the resort doesn’t look to shabby, either.

Designed for the travel bug who’s always in a hurry, the SOLO is a portable hanger that collapses so you can easily pack it or insert it into clothes. We wish it had some kind of lock though.

The breathtaking views of Norway’s natural scenery don’t need much enhancement. Still, kudos to the Public Roads Administration for authorizing these amazing National Tourist Routes.

Looking to burn some serious dough? Want to hold a huge private party? Why not rent the Principality of Liechtenstein? It has 500+ bedrooms, 500+ bathrooms, and accommodates up to 900 people.

Compressing 11 hours into two minutes, Nate Bolt’s stop-motion vid of his flight from San Francisco to Paris includes sheer gorgeousness: mountains, stars wheeling overhead, and the Aurora Borealis.

KILLSPENCER’s new and improved open top Weekender 2.0 bag features water resistant zippers, two interior side pockets and a waterproof internal zip pocket for your Macbook Air or iPad 2.

If you ever find yourself in New Zealand, and are looking for the thrill of a lifetime, take an insane ride in a Shotover Jet boat. You might just wet yourself, but you can just blame the water spray.

A 74-acre paradise located in the Caribbean owned by Sir Richard Branson, good for up to 28 guests. Has a bar and entertainment center, infinity pool, spa, gym, water sports, and breathtaking views.