Kanto Region: Nikko and Kinugawa Onsen
There is a saying in Japan that goes something along the lines of Never say you are satisfied until you’ve seen Nikko. Indeed! Nikko in the Kanto Region boasts some of the most magnificent … Read More
Corruption Overshadows Astana
Our final destination in Kazakhstan, Astana, shook us deeply. Where to begin? Kazakhstan was not the first and won’t be the last country to move its capital to a less developed and scarcely populated … Read More
Fez – Inside the Fascinating Medina Fez el Bali
One of the countries I wanted to visit for a long time was Morocco in Northern Africa. I had heard so much about its medieval cities, dessert castles and famous leather tanning that I … Read More
Sheki – Relaxed Side of Azerbaijan
We didn’t know what to expect when we decided to go to the Caucasus in 2015, so we were hoping to be impressed by the three nations: Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. However, after spending … Read More
Chiang Mai & Elephant Circus
Several people told us we couldn’t miss Chiang Mai in the north of the country, supposedly very different to Bangkok, with far less tourists and close to wildlife sanctuaries. So, eager to see elephants … Read More
Sighişoara and Fortified Churches of Transylvania
One of my favourite things in life is to travel to a place yet to be discovered. I selfishly enjoy being alone in a lost monastery, far away beach or a hidden canyon. Romania … Read More
Berat – Town of a Thousand Windows
Europe is a continent incredibly rich in architectural heritage. Thousands of impressive heritage towns and cities can be found almost everywhere. However, the Balkan Peninsula is richer in nature, with a few very interesting … Read More
Aarhus – European Architecture Students Assembly
When I was a student I was very active in international student events. Conferences, festivals, workshops, you name it and I was there. The year 2003 was an especially busy year. I went to … Read More
Yogyakarta – Fit to Prosper
In 2014 we started our Indonesian journey through its capital Jakarta, which pretty much disappointed us. On the other side, the second stop Yogyakarta was promising. Historically one of the country’s most important cities … Read More
Beirut – Long Road to Beautiful Wells
The star of my 3 week Middle Eastern Holiday in 2004 was definitely Syria, but the most exciting adventure happened in Beirut, the capital of neighboring Lebanon and the road connecting both countries. I … Read More
