A Peek at the Picturesque Uzbekistan
A slightly Asian looking older lady is listening to Russian music and talking in weird, Turkish related language in her restaurant next to an astonishing mosque. All the details from food to decoration and clothing are just confusingly controversial based on my earlier knowledge in different cultures. Just where the hell am I now? At … Continue reading A Peek at the Picturesque Uzbekistan
Wandering in the Unknown Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgis.. Kuyrg… Kyrgyzstan what? I was asking my former coworker the same when he explained me about a Serbian TV show where the host spent a week in the country. I had no idea what the hell he was talking about, but stories about hanging out with locals in a mountain village next to a … Continue reading Wandering in the Unknown Kyrgyzstan
Incredible India Indeed
I don’t think I’ve ever heard of another country that divides opinions like India. Whenever you read or hear about travel experiences in there, they are always about nothing else but either strongly loving or hating the country. I think I ended up doing both at the same time. Prepare your Imodium and I’ll put … Continue reading Incredible India Indeed
Discovering the Diverse Georgia
After almost two months of traveling, I finally hitchhiked my way across the Armenian border to my final destination, Georgia, and it’s capital Tbilisi. After all the recommendations and great reviews I heard even prior to my trip, I decided to ditch Azerbaijan from my plans to relax and take a better look around Georgia … Continue reading Discovering the Diverse Georgia
Slipping Into Ar-Mania
In this now disease-ridden and fast changing world, it seems like my time spent in Armenia – only a couple of months ago – is already starting to get slightly unrelatable. Finding motivation on writing about such a different experience than that we are undergoing at the moment, really took me a while. Then I … Continue reading Slipping Into Ar-Mania
Twenty and Nine Iranian Nights
Having mostly covered people, attitudes, economy and social impacts in my first post about traveling Iran, I felt like I still have more to share about the country. The following will hopefully widen the overall picture of Iran by scratching the surface of culture related topics and my overall observations. And hey, let’s face it … Continue reading Twenty and Nine Iranian Nights
Traveling in Iran During and After The Soleimani Conflict
For a couple of months I had already been highly excited about my upcoming backpacking trip – and especially about my first destination; Iran. On my previous journey to Central-Asia, I met several people who had visited the country and recommended it to me as a “place to be” for it’s stunning architecture and wonderful … Continue reading Traveling in Iran During and After The Soleimani Conflict
Southeast Asia in Pictures
In this post I only mean to gather some of my favourite pictures from the first backpacking trip, excluding Indonesia, which I’ve already written more about. Last two months of the trip I was doing quite a normal route from Singapore to Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia. Some actual content coming up either never or much … Continue reading Southeast Asia in Pictures
Summed up: Indonesia
The following is partly gathered from old texts and pictures taken during a month long stay in the winter of 2017. The trip started with a cheap flight to Bali from where I quickly moved on to the island of Java to spend the most of my time in the country. Bali Now that I … Continue reading Summed up: Indonesia
The Opening Words
Now that I’m getting the site up and running, I thought I could point out some thoughts behind the project. The upcoming background information is also supposed to reveal a bit about what kind of posts to expect from me and why they are published in the first place. The last couple of years have … Continue reading The Opening Words
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