However diverse the culture is in the Caribbean, the islands have  stunning beauty in common. Saint Kitts and Nevis is a dual-island country, with every bit of fascination as any Caribbean island. If you read about these two islands in travel literature, they'll tell you Nevis offers more seclusion with no movie theaters, traffic lights, train stations, souvenir stands, chain stores, or fast food restaurants. If you stay two days, half the island will know you by name. Nevis definitely has a unique charm but this paradise has not escaped the world of luxury.

That said, despite its sister island Saint Kitts' Burger King, national museum, and annual carnival, you can still drive away from the city of Basseterre and capture the quiet island life. ​

I think the forgiving nature of the sweet people of Vietnam is remarkable considering our history together.  

One a bike ride, I passed a wedding party to which I was graciously invited to attend.  We rode on an oxcart through terraced rice paddies to their home where we ate fried beetles, fish from their pond,  greens from their garden, and a list of other unidentifiable apparently edible food, We ate with our fingers on the floor of  their open-air house with no doors, windows, or furniture. Also no internet, no electricity, no locks, no running water, and no bathroom.  
 motorcycles!