Patterns of Journey for travelers who likes the ‘sense-of-discovering’

Dear readers, since the COVID-19 outbreak started off, most of the ordinary businesses for the tourist industry were forced to disrupt its activities, now after three months of such a pandemic outbreak, each Country of the globe is considering to re-open some activities by categorizing it into a number of phases, however so far nobody …

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Easter time over the COVID-19 outbreak: a great opportunity to research and plan something new

Dear readers, this Easter (fow who celebrates it) is by no doubt different than any other previous Easter we ever experienced so far in our life, the keen travelers like me are now on stand-by and forced to deal with some other activities, let's say we are just out of the conventional every-day lifestyle we …

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MTB riding: the unbeaten labyrinth of the Danube river

Dear readers, It is time to cover a brand-new topic which is the off-road cycling. Being a passionate cyclist I have grown lots of experiences, especially with off-road cycling! Since I live in Bratislava, perhaps not everybody living in the central Europe knows that along the (long) Danube river we can end up finding multiple …

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Cat Ba: natural park, limestone rocks archipelago and caves.

Dear explorers, after some inland exploration now it is time to switch into a different landscape of Vietnam, so I moved from the inland to the island of Cat Ba by travelling over night from Sapa town. I want to start by saying that May is not the 'ideal' month for the weather conditions, as …

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SAPA: second day OFF the beaten tracks among the remote villages

Following my previous post for the first day of trekking, for completion I dedicate this post for the second day of SaPa adventure 🙂 First of all, the home-stay where we slept was nicely arranged for us foreigners and I was surprised since they even had a western toilet with shower (my guess is that …

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SAPA: first day OFF the beaten tracks in the rice fields terraces and rural villages

Dear explorers, I have finally completed out my 6th journey mission in South-East Asia, this time I dedicated my attention to Vietnam. Unlike my previous deep experience with Indonesia, here I had less time to spend and so I had to draw a narrowed draft plan out of a total of fifteen days, perhaps here …

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Záhorie: the unbeaten north-west area of SLOVAKIA

Calvary in the town of Skalica Dear explorers, a new spring season is just started and soon I had a chance to set off by car with my girlfriend to the north-west area of Slovakia known as Záhorie, the name itself means "by-the-mountains" because it is a extended wooded flat area enclosed by the Little …

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KAPAS island: the golden compromise for snorkeling, trekking or just relaxing.

Dear explorers, Christmas is round the corner and I have finally gotten some time to dedicate a post about Kapas island which is situated on the east coast of Malaysia. East coast map This island is easily reachable by taxi cab from Kuala Terengganu via Marang jetty as shown in the screenshot of the map, …

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South of India: the unbeaten circuit of Andaman islands.

Dear explorers, I finally have the chance to post something new about a brand-new destination focused on the archipelago of Andaman islands. Andamans islands belong to India although are much closer to Thailand, it might sound a joke but it is so 🙂 When I planned it out, my general criteria was to try a …

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Low Piedmont: hilly countryside with viticulture and culinary BIO-farm food.

Dear explorers,the autumn is now started, so I am here to dedicate this (first) post about my home-country. When it comes to Italy, someone might be thinking ton of things such as nature, food, drinks, fashion, arts and so on. However, I will just focus your attention on a specific tiny area of Italy which …

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