2 toasted cheese sandwiches in pita crushed baguettes and a cup of tea for breakfast at a tiny kebab place was my first breakfast in Damascus. The place was the kind full of stern-looking men in sheepskin coats and bristling moustaches standing up while eating and shuffling through the day’s newspaper. Breakfast in Damascus I …
Egypt. Land of vast grandeur, diversity and beauty, with god knows how many UNESCO World Heritage Sites; a place that I was sure would bring out the Indiana Jones in me. It’s also the home of a thousand scams, millions of scam artists and con-men, and smooth-talking tricksters that could rival the best I’d encountered …
Luang Prabang Luang prabang es una de las ciudades más bonitas de Laos, en 1995 fue declarada patrimonio de la Unesco . Está llena de encantos, incluyendo sus templos, el río Nam Khan , el mercado tradicional, etc .Ha tenido una influencia mezclada entre una comunidad francesa que se estableció aquí y sus tradiciones locales. …
La Boca was the plan today, by the Riachuelo river – “not the place for casual strolls” according to the Lonely Planet, and a place where “you can’t walk to. Please take taxi” according to the manager of the hotel we were staying in, the Moreno. My travel buddy Alex and I didn’t take the …
A stroll to La Boca and around the famous Bombanera stadium Read More »
Lush valleys. Strawberry fields. Rolling green hills. British-colonial-style hill stations. Tea plantations, tea, tea and more tea. Cameron Highlands, like Puncak in Indonesia, or Ella in Sri Lanka, is a wonderful, cool retreat from the chaos of the cities. Tranquil townships, cool air, and a wonderful array of attractions make Cameron Highlands a must-visit if …
