A journey to minimalism doesn’t necessarily need traveling at all, but in our case the minimalistic lifestyle lead to a nomadic life.Leaving everything was the only possible way to get out of the rat race. Hitting the road was a path for downshifting, in many ways. But we didn’t purposely choose our new life. It […]
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Serbian Christmas falls on January 7th, and what is Epiphany in many countries, is Christmas Eve, Badnji dan, in Serbia.This is because Serbian Orthodox Christians celebrate their holidays according to the Julian calendar.Currently, the Julian calendar lags 13 days behind the Gregorian calendar. While living in Belgrade, we happily celebrated the Christmas twice. We have
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Along the quiet street, there are low, mostly wooden buildings. Many feature decorative columns and long verandas, with sidewalks running beneath them. Another similar street intersects, gently rising uphill. Right in the city center, the ground floors of buildings house small shops, and a few blocks away stand only residential houses. While the main street
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The instructions are coming at us like a torrential downpour: The dogs are to be given a slice of sausage this size twice a day, the swimming pool needs daily cleaning, the garden irrigation system tap number one should be left on for fifty minutes, and tap number three for only twenty minutes. Oh, and
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*This post includes an affiliate link to accommodation 3 Gili Islands experiences – Gili Air, Gili Meno, Gili Trawangan – are these Lombok islands next to Bali worth visiting and which one is the best?
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Have you heard of the red, flat-topped felt hat called fez?This traditional Moroccan piece of clothing got its name from Fès, the former capital of Morocco.That’s where we’ll wander today. Fès is a glimpse into the Tales of Thousand and One Nights.
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*This post contains an affiliate link to accommodation Blue Chefchaouen hangs on the mountainside at a height of half a kilometer. From far away, we still couldn’t distinguish its famous blueness, but walking through the alleys of Chaouen feels like walking in a dream, that’s how blue it is.
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Japan is a large country full of cities that most Western tourists have never heard of. Many of these cities, with their charming old towns, are bursting with sights and experiences.Fukui is not one of them.
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