The end of an era
July 30th 2024Belgrade Airport – Adam, Adam! Someone is calling from the past life.I’m standing at the gate area of Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.This will be my last flight from Belgrade.This is the end of an era.
Asia travel tips to Japan, Indonesia (Bali), China, Russia, and more.
July 30th 2024Belgrade Airport – Adam, Adam! Someone is calling from the past life.I’m standing at the gate area of Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport.This will be my last flight from Belgrade.This is the end of an era.
Our train host empties the ashes from the heater. He carries them in a zinc bucket to a container on the platform. It is 7:30 in the Krasnoyarsk time zone and 3:30 Moscow time, according to which the trains run. Most of the passengers are still sleeping. A few sneak through the corridors fetching hot
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*This post includes affiliate links Where to stay in Tokyo on a budget? Is that even possible? Yes, it is! Japan, and especially Tokyo, has a reputation for being a high-cost travel destination. The truth is, it’s much cheaper than most people expect. You can do it with a tight budget too.I share my tips
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Balinese, European, vegetarian local, vegetarian Mediterranean, authentic Italian pizza, a good old steak, Balinese festival dinner with duck, tuna steak or maybe just a piece of cake with a cup of coffee. Black coffee, caffe latte or a cup of kopi luwak?Options are endless, but where to eat in Ubud? This is your foodie guide
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*This post includes affiliate links You must’ve seen those fancy ooh-aah villas of Bali on Instagram you’d love to stay in too, but they are quite expensive. If you are a nomad or otherwise traveling on a shoestring budget a homestay in Bali is a must-try!
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*This post contains affiliate links Memories from Japan is a collection of my notes, unedited, originally written in my travel diary or published on Facebook for my friends to read.
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*This post contains affiliate links There are so many stories to tell. I haven’t had time to share with you all of my adventures as I want to spend my time concentrating on these adventures and not online, my hands on the laptop. I get pretty good share of that in my work anyway.
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Ferry Listvyanka to Port Baikal to catch the famous Circum Baikal Railway. You should do it they say, it’s so easy they say. Yeah, right.You read all the travel blogs telling you this is the must thing to do while visiting Listvyanka by the Baikal Lake…
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