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Have you ever heard of Pogoniá or Palairos? Neither did I, until recently. These are two more authentic places on the mainland of Greece. They can be found between Lefkas and Athens. Palairos is an ancient city, but nowadays a village. It is the larger one among the two. Therefore, I will mainly mention Palairos... Continue Reading →
Sri Lanka is located under India and has become quite popular over the past years. Which I totally understand as it has a lot to offer! From surfing to whale watching, to staring into the wide fields of tea plantations while standing in a full train. Especially considering the fact that I only traveled around... Continue Reading →
New Zealand.. where to begin?! It is such an incredibly beautiful country. Perhaps it is because of the many places we visited in our tight schedule, or maybe New Zealand just really is a "wow" country. One thing is certain, I can’t remember having this many "wow" moments during one trip. Even just driving through... Continue Reading →
Usually, I don't plan my trips very far in advance, but I always have plenty of options in mind. September 2019, however, was different. I had no idea and at the same time too many ideas of places I still wanted to visit. I just couldn't decide. Since I had planned a trip to the... Continue Reading →
This road trip in West America was easily one of the most memorable ones of my life. Together with my mom and younger sister we rented a van back in autumn 2016 and we visited some of the many stunning national parks. We only had 10 days but you can obviously take it easy and... Continue Reading →
Backpacking trip in the Philippines, first days in Bohol
Myanmar/Burma is still a relatively "undiscovered" country, compared to it's surrounding SE Asian countries. This is mostly because of the fact that it has been under a military dictatorship for nearly 50 years and only became a democratic country in 2015. It is still very underdeveloped in many areas and even one of the most... Continue Reading →
Jordan is incredible in many ways. The huge Dead Sea, the enormous ancient city of Petra, the raw and unique Wadi Rum desert, beautiful relics of important buildings, tasty food, and the warm and helpful inhabitants. I visited Jordan together with my friend Anouk for 5 days in May. We rented a car to be... Continue Reading →
Why visit Oman? What do you know about Oman or what do you think of when you hear Oman? Perhaps oil? Camels? Sand? Heat? Wrong. I mean there is sand for sure, but Oman has so much more than the above. Oman is an incredibly beautiful and diverse country. It surprised me in many ways... Continue Reading →
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