This year was insane, 9 countries and more then 30 cities, pretty good, isn’t it ? In the end of 2016. I decided to make a post with my favorite moments of soon to be last year. There were so many amazing places and sights all over the Globe and I couldn’t ask for more. There is another huge thing that happened this year; I finally started mine own blog 9 months ago. Keep doing what I love and to be able to share special moments with you is all I am wishing in the next 2017. May all your dreams and travel plans come true.P.s. These photos are just a simple reminder of amazing time captured with camera. Fell free to check my social profiles for more great captures from 2016: Thailand, Krabi Spain, Lanzarote Italy, Venice Spain, Barcelona Cambodia, Siem Reap Cambodia, Angkor Wat Indoesia, Gili Air Vietnam, Hoi An Vietnam, Ha Long Bay Greece, Santorini Greece, Mykonos Italy, Sicily Croatia, Hvar Croatia, Vis Italy, Florence Indoesia, Bali Love
Can you imagine your parents coming to your promotion and giving you a keys of brand new boat. Here you go child, enjoy it, and drive carefully. Strange, isn’t it; but probably common thing around residents of Venice. But let’s get serious with some facts; there are 417 bridges in Venice, and countless number of boats. 72 of which are private, there are 300 bridges constructed in stone, 60 iron, and the remaining 57 in wood. In ancient times bridges in Venice had no steps because horses were allowed to cross over them at that time. Venice you MUST visit at least once in your life. It’s divided into six sestieri, or neighborhoods, each with its own personality and purpose; San Marco, Dorsoduro, San Polo, Santa Croce, Cannaregio and Castello. There are many options to get there. With a plane, by car or train, its up to you. If you coming with a car right after the bridge you will find public parking that will cost you 30€ for a day! Someone will say it’s quite expensive but for the city that is packed with tourist during the whole year I will say it reasonable. Here are mine top 5 […]
Shots of sunsets all over the Globe, snowy mountains peeks, sandy beaches; all perfectly cropped, photoshopped and published on your favorite social platform – Instagram. How did they do this ? Did I visit the same place like they did? What’s wrong with me ? (Ok we can skip the last one. ) It’s easy to get jealous on these photographic professionals but here I’m to help. In days when traveling and travel blogging depends mostly on a quality of the photos and visual impression is taking a lead over the written word it can be hard to keep up with this chaotic world full of instant informations. But let’s face it some destinations are “prettier” then others. In my top 5 Instagram worthy places you won’t need to have any photographic skills only some money to book a ticket, charger to get your smart phone do the job. So let’s start the journey! 1. Santorini On the top of my Instagram “worthy” place is definitely Santorini. This beautiful small island of Cyclades in last few months is definitely winning the game. Whenever you scroll down over the Instagram feeds somehow you find yourself looking in the pictures of amazing […]
Let me introduce you a new must see place of Vietnam. I was thrilled with a experience I’ve had there and I’m sure you will have at least the same amazing time as me. Life in the old town Hoi An looks like a postcard of a classic Vietnamese riverside town. In 1999, old town of Hoi An was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in an effort to preserve its architecture, a stunning mix of Vietnamese and European style. This significantly helped to increase the annual number of visitors but this beauty of central Vietnam still remains hidden for most of the travelers. So history of Hoi An begins more then 2000 years ago as a primitive port which have been developing with a years into a major one. The town comprises a well – preserved complex of more then 1000 timber frame buildings with brick and wooden walls all colored in warm colors mostly in yellow ones. They are arranged side by side in tight, unbroken rows along narrow pedestrian streets. Beside that Hoi An has one more architecture accomplish, the only bridge that is a temple at same time, dating from 18th century. The structure of […]
Suddenly you have to wear socks, no more flip flops for you, no more sunsets, no more countless cocktails, no more “worrying” where to go next. Well, life can be pretty hard when you get back to reality. Turns out there’s nothing quite like excitement of unknown road, people that you haven’t met before and hidden streets of the new city. Some of you may wander what exactly this guy talks about but post-travel depression can be real. So vacation is over and you are back, feeling strange to see all the bills you have to pay being more expensive then monthly rent of a villa in Bali. After this who won’t be depressed. You are used to getting your feet massaged for the price of a milk, not to mention food was so cheap and suddenly everything is gone and you don’t know when you will be lucky enough to experience it again. The concept of routine just doesn’t work for you these days. Just a thought of a finding a full time job is soul destroying. And no one will convince you different. It’s so hard to focus on anything else except dreaming of coconut water drinks and […]
I’m quite sure that most of you heard for Long Neck tribe, maybe someone of you even visit them as they become one of the main Thailand’s attraction. But I’m not sure how many of you know the real story behind that well played show. So their sad story started when they moved to Thailand, in the end of 80’s and beginning of 90’s as the refugees, running away from the civil war that was taking a big wave in their homeland, country of Myanmar. The Thai government gave them asilium when they first came but then they didn’t let them go back. Now they don’t own anything, without proper identity card they can’t even move anywhere from their villages, they can’t cultivate anything on the land because Thai police can put them in jail. So they are pushed to do the only thing that they are allowed to do – being a tourist attraction. Their exotic tradition inspired the creation of tourism villages in 1985. Some Padaung moved to these artificial hill tribe residencies with work permits to make a living on tourism. But without citizenship, Kayans have limited access to utilities such as electricity, roads, health care and […]