Changing perceptions of the world
One country at a time.
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Hi! I’m Mac Candee — the traveler, filmmaker, and storyteller behind World Nomac.
Originally from the U.S., I’ve embraced a nomadic lifestyle that’s taken me across 81+ countries, diving deep into both iconic destinations and overlooked corners of the world. My mission? To challenge perceptions by immersing myself in local cultures and bringing untold stories to life.
Along the way, I’ve partnered with leading global brands, tourism boards, and organizations to create content that has reached billions of eyes across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. My approach blends storytelling with raw cultural immersion, helping viewers experience the world not just as tourists—but as connected, curious humans.
Whether it’s navigating remote villages or sharing insider perspectives on global cities, my content aims to educate, entertain, and inspire people to see travel through a deeper lens.
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China is a country of nearly countless ethnic groups.
Exploring around some of the Tibetan Platuea in Sichuan has introduced me to some local customs like Tashi Delek and the traditional Tibetan folk dance, Guozhuang.
Afterwards, the hosts welcomed us for a special wish making ceremony around the bonfire.
📍 Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan, China 🇨🇳
24 Hours in a Tibetan Mountain Village 🇨🇳
Inside of Gansu there is one of the most beautiful places I have come across to date in China known as Zhagana. The natural landscapes here are the definition of something out of a movie with the dramatic slopes and contrasting colors.
If you are coming to Zhagana make sure to spend the night in the village to try some local Gansu food and spend some time hiking various areas like Runwugou for the 2.5 hour trek.
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📍Zhagana, Gansu, China 🇨🇳
The Side of China Nobody Will Show you 🇨🇳
The futuristic cities get the majority of the hype on social media, but China is a massive country and with massive countries comes diverse landscapes. This is my first time visiting a national park here and I could not believe how amazing the nature is there.
Places I visited that you cannot miss out when you go:
1. Five Flower Lake
2. Mirror Lake
3. Arrow Bamboo Lake
4. Nuorilang Waterfall
5. Pearl Shoal
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📍Jiuzhaigou National Park, Sichuan, China 🇨🇳
The Most Underrated Mega City in China 🇨🇳
I spent 5 days in Chengdu exploring this massive city to see what life is like here. During that time, I had the chance to see a few different versions of the city. I found it to live up to its name “The Leisure Capital of China” because of the massive amount of things you can get up to here.
What should you do in Chengdu:
1. Jinjiang River Greenway
2. Anshun Bridge
3. Jiuyanqiao Bar Street
4. Kuanzhai Alley
5. Sichuan Opera (w/ traditional tea)
6. Chunxi Road (China’s Timesquare)
7. Lameng Thangka Studio
8. Panda Research Base
9. Financial City Twin towers (Lit at night)
10. Daci Temple
11. Taikoo Li shopping area
12. Peoples Park
13. Experience Sichuan cuisine14. Night cruise on Fuhe River
14. Experience the high speed train
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📍Chengu, China 🇨🇳
Living in the year 2050 🇨🇳
The most beautiful bridge in Chengdu China 🇨🇳
3 days turned 20 days in Kuwait 🇰🇼
The longer you stay in a place, the more you understand it. Kuwait has always been a place mentioned as a layover or “one to check off the list of countries,” but staying a bit longer brought me a whole new appreciation for this place.
A couple highlights included:
1. all of the amazing people I met while I was out there; sadly I didn’t have pics with so many who aren’t in the deck! But I appreciate all of you
2. The love and pride locals have for their country. This transpired through the conversations, moments and time spent together
3. It’s similar to other global hub cities in the Gulf. And by similar I am referring to the facilities this place has
4. Food totally blew me away. Whether it’s Kuwaiti food or the international recipes brought over here that have been mastered, I’ve got a couple kilos and pounds extra after this feast
5. The hospitality is incredible. People are willing to help you with directions, show you a nice experience, and welcome you into their homes. It was nothing short of an honor for the various moments like Diwaniye and evenings together
6. Ability to find amazing cafes and coworking spaces to work out of. As someone who’s been traveling for 7+ years, finding a country that I can lock in and get some online work done in a comfy space is huge
I’m sure I’ll be back at some point, as every Kuwaiti has said that the desert in the winter is the only true way to have fully seen Kuwait. So it’s high on my list.
Lastly, tons of really nice ppl reached out and welcomed me. Some I was lucky enough to meet, and some we did not get a chance so I hope we can next time. 🇰🇼
Indoor city in Trending Beach town in Kuwait 🇰🇼
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