Auteur: kimvanthof
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Lisbon had been on our list for a while, and after spending a long weekend there, we completely understood why so many people fall in love with the city. From pastel-colored streets and iconic yellow trams to endless hills and cozy cafés, Lisbon turned out to be the perfect mix of relaxed city vibes, good…
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A Local’s Guide to The Hague: Where to Eat, Drink & Explore The Hague is a city that effortlessly combines elegant architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, beautiful beaches, and a relaxed local atmosphere. While many visitors head straight for the famous landmarks, the real charm of the city can be found in its cozy cafés, independent restaurants,…
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Ha Long Bay – Cat Ba After another long sleeper bus ride from Ha Giang, we were on our way to our next destination: Cat Ba! When we arrived, we got dropped off somewhere on the island, but there was one thing we didn’t know yet: there is no Bolt on Cat Ba. So we…
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A few days in Sa Pa with a local family and the Ha Giang Loop tour in Vietnam.
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Hoi An After an early start, we hopped onto our very first sleeper bus to Phong Nha, which was quite the experience. The journey turned out to be surprisingly relaxing: we napped, read, watched movies, and occasionally gazed out the window at the passing landscapes. At one point, the bus drivers took a particular liking…
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A three-week journey through Vietnam, South East Asia, with my sister.
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After a two-year absence, I returned to one of my favorite cities in the world: Budapest! Two years ago, I spent five months here during a study exchange. Coming back now feels less like a city break and more like coming home. That exchange period was one of the best times of my life. The…
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Island hopping in Komodo is a breathtaking experience. Surrounded by the deep blue sea, countless tiny uninhabited islands, and dramatic mountains, you sail from one island to another while soaking in the most stunning views. A tour through Komodo National Park truly deserves a place on your bucket list, as it is an incredible and…
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From Java, we travelled further to Bali, which felt like a whole different experience. Balinese culture Even though Java and Bali are two islands next to each other, Bali has its own rituals and culture. On Bali, the common languages are Bahasa and Balinese. The dominant religion in Bali is Balinese Hinduism, a unique form…
