Gone with the backpack

    A self explanatory part from the "NEWBORN" sign in Pristina.            And Peja of course In Prizren Kosovo is not...

One of the few not crowded beaches in Montenegro...I am not saying it easy to find them but they do exist!! Inside the Kotor´s city ...

Kotor, Montenegro  is one of the most beautiful towns in the Balkans. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the old city was built between t...

Mostar, Ready to jump The division was the result rather than the cause of the war.  I have to admit I was very ignorant of what...

A guest post by Ken, an American living on the south coast of Turkey and blogging at www.southcoastofturkey.com "I have had a v...

Bosanski caj. Bosnian tea (Black tea, cinnamon, clove) When we are still new to travelling, we would find ourselves admiring a...

BELGRADE If you are really really looking for hidden gems in Europe, do not miss the capital of ex-Yugoslavia. It is not as popular as...

                           GUEST POST FROM MARIA Maria is a travel blogger from Bulgaria. She blogs at Travelling Buzz where she is t...

One more classic in the Balkans....not the foot of course The Balkan Peninsula has always been a crossroads of cultures. It ...

Hiking to Mt Aorai Bourayne bay in Huahine island (Society group) SOCIETY ISLANDS TAHITI   is the largest and highest islan...

Meteora Mermaid carved on the rocks. Kavourotripes, Halkidiki Kavourotripes, Halkidiki, second leg I have always hated ...

It may be called the City of Peace, but no other city has been more bitterly fought over than Jerusalem. The Wailing Wall: Like everyt...

Tiverias and Sea of Galilee When I was in Cartagena, Colombia, a year ago, I went with a group of backpackers to Playa Blanca, where w...

Floating in Dead Sea December 2013 Israelis are if not the most, one of top 3 most hated nationalites for travellers. I remember in S...

Nara, Japan’s ancient capital, has long been in the shadow of Kyoto. Yet, it deserves the attention of tourists who are visiting Kyo...

I have always found stop signs fascinating! Even when I was a little girl in my hometown in Bulgaria! I still remember first time I saw...

Autumn in Kyoto Kinkaku-Ji or Golden Pavilion Kyoto is the Japan you may have imagined - magical temples and Zen gardens, col...

On a cargo ship to Iquitos Goal: Iquitos  - the largest city on earth that can only be reached by boat or plane. Coming from Trujillo,...

I have just been nominated for the Liebster award . This is a virtual award given by other bloggers, but it also comes with 10 question...

 BELGIUM, GERMANY AND FRANCE Brussels What would be the common thing if you got to Belgium, Germany and France in May? I’m telling...

VOLUNTEERING IN MADAGASCAR PLACE : Antalaha, Madagascar POSITION:  Goalball coach ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goalball ) for blind...

COLOMBIA, Part 2 Parque Tayrona 03.02.2013 I came back to Colombia from Venezuela, went to Julian´s house in Bucaramanga ( Colombia fi...

Quito and the laundry I've been already a month in Ecuador ( First month in Ecuador ) and still haven't been to the beach. Tha...

Mt Fuji 26th of November, 2013. Tokyo, Japan The flight from New Zealand wasn´t that bad, only 10 hours. Had a nice Japanese lady...

On November 4th 2013, I left Tonga on board a 42-foot PATANJALI to New Zealand. Although I had promised myself to stay away from Am...

I haven't been to Holi Barcelona before and I´ve never been to India so didn't have to think twice whether or not to go this year...

Pas de la Casa Spain or more specifically Barcelona is not known for its great skiing conditions, people usually come here for the ...

Going through my photos from last 2,5 years travelling, I decided to put some of the children photos together and see how they are in dif...

The kingdom of Tonga, situated in the heart of the South Pacific, is the oldest and remaining Polynesian monarchy and the only Pacific...