Immersion into Chinese culture, Shanghai
Shanghai, China. The name of the city can be traced back to 1265. And only after 750 years, I’m here! 😀 If it wasn’t Su Ji, I would probably not include China into my itinerary for this trip. Why? I’m not sure about the answer, maybe I didn’t feel like going through the hassle with […]
Pai, a small village behind mountains
While walking in Chiang Mai, we noticed several times buses heading to Pai. Hmmm… where is it? Su Ji and I, we always travel very unprepared in terms of our schedule. So we just Googled the pictures and location of this place and found out, it was just 2 hours away from Chiang Mai.scoot Pai […]
Chiang Mai Market
After 18 hours in a bus from Luang Prabang we arrived in Chiang Mai, Thailand. A city notoriously known as a favorite spot for digital nomands. A hippie town with many artists from all branches. Chiang Mai is a home for around 150.000 people and this is exactly the size of city I enjoy most. Not too […]
Roads of Laos
After Siem Riep, Su Ji and I were heading directly to Laos, Luang Prabang. There is no direct train connection and the only option is to rely on buses. We took couple of them: Siem Riep – Aranyaprathet Aranyaprathet – Nong Khai Nong Khai – Vientiane Vientiane – Luang Prabang All together, with waiting for the […]
Majestic temples lost in time
There are several options to get to Siem Reap (Cambodia) from Bangkok (Thailand). Airplane, bus, or minivan. If you have enough time I recommend to take a train! The funny part was when the train left one car at the train station. Yes, just like that. It started moving and after 50 meters they noticed that […]
Monument of mother Earth
After visiting Istanbul, Bursa, Izmir and Cesme, we finally got to the place which we were most curious about – Cappadocia. It’s historical region in central part of Turkey, the earliest record of the name of Cappadocia dates from the late 6th century BC. Our starting point was in a city called Gerome which was ideal […]
Çeşme, the place “where local people go”
In this post I wrote about a cool business guy who stopped us when we hitchhiked to Adapazari. One of his recommendations was to visit Çeşme and so here we are! It’s funny that only one person can change your whole travel for the next month. If we didn’t meet him, we would probably have ended up in Antalya, surrounded […]
What happens when you offer a free watermelon in Turkey
The beauty of travelling is that you have infinite options of what you can do with your time. Visit the touristic places, walk around the streets, eat some good food, hang out with people from the hostel or try something totally new. Some years ago I met a Czech guy, Petr Krejčík, who always tried to do things differently (You […]
Hitchhiking to Bursa and meeting “a teacher”
The travel is only as much exciting as you make it. Therefore, Su Ji and I, we decided to try hitchhiking, since I had heard very positive feedback about the friendliness of Turkish drivers. We were still in Istanbul and in the morning we thought that getting to Antalya (a popular touristic city on the south, 12 hours […]
Istanbul, the city of two worlds
Istanbul is the only city in the world located on two continents – Europe and Asia. In the past it was recognized also by the names: Byzantium, Constantinople and Stamboul. And now I’m here, in the middle of around 14 million people who officially live here and plus around 3 million of others who come […]
New adventures on the way: Starting in Budapest!
Dear friends! I’m happy to announce a new series of videos, since I started a new travel in the middle of May. What is different this time? Last December, only a few days before my final flight back to Europe, I met an amazing girl in Bangkok. You can check the video here. I fell in love […]