Pre-post fun – the Chinese train story
A little game of imagination.
You are carrying your heavy backpacks through the crowds, the heat of the day is squeezing the last juices out of your body and you finally … Continue reading
A little game of imagination.
You are carrying your heavy backpacks through the crowds, the heat of the day is squeezing the last juices out of your body and you finally … Continue reading
To say it has been hard would be an understatement. After 5 months traveling on land through SE Asia, without luxuries and on a tight budget, we thought we are … Continue reading
Our first official stop in China – Guilin and Yangshuo – had been decided both because of the beautiful scenery that one can find there and for its close proximity … Continue reading
I have traveled in Japan, where few speak English and none of the signs mean a thing, but China so far is proving even harder. We spent more than 2 … Continue reading
How to visit Ha Long Bay was one of the hardest plans we had to craft out so far. The place is so touristy that it is over-saturated by promises … Continue reading
We did it. After all the drama and stress we spent the last two nights on a boat in one of the most magnificent surroundings we have seen. Our legs … Continue reading
…is the time you have to spend researching so you get the best for the few bucks you can part with.
The charm of Hanoi, the narrow room with small doors … Continue reading
Hoi An, a small city in the middle of the long slender Vietnam, has a history that stretches 2000 years back to the Champa Empire, when it was a commercial … Continue reading
Dalat is a beautiful city no doubt, but you have barely scraped the surface if you limit yourself to just roaming its hilly streets up and down without seeing what … Continue reading
Hoi An was hot. Hue is hot. I am a little bit over it.
Today we walked to the Citadel in Hue and sweated our way through the grounds of this … Continue reading
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