Awesome Travel

Photographer Rob Whitworth and urban explorer JT Singh are back with another impressive motion time-lapse video, this time capturing North Korea’s seldom explored capital city, revealing a vibrant city that defies stereotypes.

Finally, a travel pillow that won’t make people want to punch you. From the makers of the Air Bed comes the Air Pakk, a backpack with an inflatable and adjustable padding. It also has removable inner pockets and outer covers.

(NSFW: Language) Bronsolino travels to England to sample the Barry Bonds of pork buns, the Michael Jackson of lamb grilling, the white trash bruschetta and Nigerian home cooking. Then he makes chicken wings and coleslaw.

Viral filmmaker Casey Neistat and his son Owen took a trip to Tropical Islands Resort, a huge indoor 24/7 water park in Germany. It’s in a 710,000 sq.ft. airship hangar that’s high enough to fit the Statue of Liberty inside.

Yuki Eikawa’s travel videos are extraordinarily immersive. He doesn’t add narration or background music and mostly shoots at eye level. You can see more on his YouTube channel. Some are available on Blu-ray as well. Watch in HD.

Unlike other stuff sacks, the Hoboroll keeps your belongings organized while still maximizing space. It has five compartments, an inner pocket and openings on both ends. Compressing the bag reduce its volume by up to 38%.

Red Bull sportbike freestyler Aaron Colton tears it up on the streets of Manila in the Philippines, though he freely admits that the local scooter brigade can still negotiate the city’s crowded streets better than he can.

(NSFW: Language) New York City is packed with dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own unique charm and character. Slacktory’s Nick Douglas takes us on a walking tour of areas even seasoned New Yorkers have never heard of.

(NSFW: Language) “Man, wood, flesh. That’s it. America.” Rapper, chef, gourmand and all around lover of life Action Bronson drops by some of his favorite restaurants in the U.S. and makes some guacamole and rib eye steak.

A folio with wallet and phone pockets, pen or cord holders, an iPad Mini compartment and an elastic strap. It also comes with a swappable insert of your choice that offers more storage for different needs – writing, traveling, drawing etc.

A belt for frequent fliers. You can remove its stainless steel buckle without removing the rest of the belt, making it easier to go through airport security. Its also infinitely adjustable and lets you change straps easily.

A backpack with an integrated USB charger. It has an built-in plug that can charge its battery and any connected device. The high-end variant comes with a 500GB hard drive that can be accessed wirelessly by up to 8 devices at once.

Genius Pack’s carry-on has a removable and compressible laundry bag, internal zippered compartments (including a toiletry bag and a garment bag), outer pockets for a water bottle and an umbrella and an integrated item checklist.

A carry-on luggage packed with practical features. It has dedicated laptop and tablet outer compartments, durable and silent 6″ wheels and inner elastic straps to secure items. It’s also weatherproof and expandable.

This video will make you want to go on an adventure. Alex Chacon – the man behind Modern Motorcycle Diaries – sums up his trips in this compilation of self-portraits. So far he’s spent about 600 days traveling to 36 countries.

A portable workstation with integrated GoalZero battery packs and a 20W solar panel to power your gadgets. Its power strip has 12V and 5V inputs. It can also be plugged in to an outlet or to a vehicle’s cigarette outlet.