Malaysia is one of my favorite countries. It is such a diverse country, vibrant and dynamic cities, stunning nature such as the Cameron Highlands and very beautiful islands. One of these islands is Langkawi. I spent my Christmas there in 2015 and 3 planned days became 6 days.
Nicaragua often is called a surfer hotspot. This is true but also as a non-surfer I really loved travelling Nicaragua. In this post I want to tell you a little bit about my personal travel experience in one of Central America poorest nation.
When going to Ometepe you set the first step into a time full of discovery and adventure. Get yourself a scooter to be able to fully experience Ometepe on your own. The Island has so much to offer and you do that the best independently of any organized groups. Just hop on the scooter and…
Nicaragua is definitely a destination for the more adventurous travelers. It is still some kind of a hidden spot on the world map. I definitely don’t know why but let’s be happy about it, this makes travelling there even cooler! It is a beautiful and exciting country with lonely beaches, off the beaten track paths,…
I started my travel career with a USA road trip through the west part of America. This meant long rides in the car, a lot of take-away-food, beautiful scenery, meeting amazing people and getting to know a lot of about the American way of living. We were 4 friends ready to hit the roads of…
While travelling India you will spend a lot of time in trains. For long distances and within the big cities trains are the most common type of transportation in this cpuntry. Depending on the class you are travelling in, they are pretty decent equipped, you will meet very much and nice people, spend hours on…
This blog post is for everyone who wants to start their planning for a trip to India, but especially for women travelling solo. In this article you can find information on transportation, accomondations and activities and my personal advices for your trip to India.
In the end of 2017 I finally decided to travel India by myself. I have travelled as a female solo traveler several times before, but I have to admit that travelling India alone made me a bit nervouse. In this post I want to show you my insight of India and what made me falling…
In 2013 I moved for my thesis to China. Not to one of the modern, exciting, dynamic cities as Beijing or Shanghai, but to a small 300k village in central china (and believe me 300k is very small in China!). This village is called Feixian, in the province of Shandong and this is here: