8 November 2013 – En route to Kunming, China
Another train ride. This time leaving Chengdu on our way for southern Kunming. Still China.
Another train ride. This time leaving Chengdu on our way for southern Kunming. Still China.
A short stop at the very holy Alaverdi Monastery, dating back to the 6th century. Rahter beautiful and peaceful, the monastery also features a wine cellar — common for religious buildings all across Georgia. The country is known to have invented wine making after all.
Istanbul’s best hidden gem tourist attraction — the Rumeli Fortress. Rumeli features ample opportunities to climb, to stroll in the shade, to picnic, and best of all magnificent views of the Bosphorous — all of this with almost no other tourists. This being the height of tourist season – is nothing short of a miracle. Three…
Happy international women’s day from Phetchaburi, Thailand. To celebrate, a little tour of our wonderful guesthouse, 2N. While we get around to publishing a detailed post about Phetchaburi and our stay there, you can have a look at the 2N website if you are heading that way.
A happy hour in Kunming, China – a necessary luxury sometimes.
Taking the bus around Bangkok is great fun. Love love love the no windows – so refreshing.
Reflections on being back in Bangkok, blogging, and how much we love Thailand. Also, a peak at our favorite hostel in Thailand – Mile Map.