19 September 2013 – En Route from Ulaan-Baatar to Beijing
Met some cool people, swapped wheels at the border, traveled on Chineese train.
Met some cool people, swapped wheels at the border, traveled on Chineese train.
There is an incredible culture of “hidden” indie cafes in Saigon. These cafe establishments look like they were transplanted from Brooklyn, but in a cool twist they are actually impossible to find unless you know the exact address and directions — which usually go something like this: walk into an alley off street y, pass…
Walking around Guilin — enjoying the street food, but not the prices for tourist attractions!
Check out our friend’s sweet apartment in Budapest. The view is of the Great Synagogue – the largest one in Europe and second largest in the world! Nice spot for an alfresco lunch, eh? We were very lucky to hang here for a week! Thank you again )
Traveling on a budget meant that we skipped on some of the luxuries that we would normally indulge in on shorter trips. For the most part our sacrifices were in the entertainment category – aka historical sights with exorbitant admission prices were out, as were most of the ‘adventure’ activities, such as ziplines or hot…
Quick retreat to Naoshima, Japan – a beautiful island full of art.