Fellow blogger friend over at STPA, Amanda came up with an interesting idea some time ago. She had traveled to Bhaktapur, Nepal in 1986 and wanted to share photos and talk of her experience. I on the other hand have memories of more recent times of Bhaktapur and as a native from Nepal, have a … More Memories from Bhaktapur Durbar Square
After skipping the actual hiking on the first day, we were ready for some walking the next day. The weather was beautiful right from the morning, so we decided to walk around the village for a bit before moving on to our next destination. Our plan for the day was to reach a viewpoint called … More Trip to Ghandruk, part 2
Hello, my virtual friends! I’ve finally found the time to get back to blogging, especially as I now work from home because of the Corona outbreak. I hope all of you are safe and doing well! This time my blog will be about an old trip, when I did hiking/small trekking in the Annapurna region … More Trip to Ghandruk, Nepal: part 1
Ever since I was a child, I found rainy days so cozy. Perfect days for hot bowls of soup, movies and skipping school 😉 Time and again I get to relive the nostalgic feelings when I can enjoy downpours outside from cozy indoors. My memory of Nesebar, a beautiful town on the Black Sea coast … More A relaxing day in Nessebar
Until I visited last week, it had been over a year since I hadn’t been to the sea. I live in a landlocked city in Poland, and the seaside is over three hours drive away. This time we did manage to go and spend some time sunbathing at the sea, and visiting the lovely Sopot … More A long weekend at the Polish seaside
Note that this blog post is available on GPSmyCity as a travel article app in the Pokhara city section. This article can be downloaded as an app by clicking here. You can also subscribe to or upgrade the article (for a small fee) for gaining access to the offline map with all sights mentioned on the article. Nepalese believe that Pokhara, … More Pokhara, a great place to relax around nature
Kathmandu might indeed feel like a mystical city with its unique vibes, but it’s also a bustling city in the developing world which unfortunately means that it’s also very chaotic. I have my own childhood memories of the city being much greener and much less chaotic but the reality is different today. Every time I … More A day trip away from the chaos of Kathmandu
In May this year, I spent almost a week exploring the beaches of Sithonia in Halkidiki peninsula, northern Greece, alone. Halkidiki is a peninsula that has three peninsulas or fingers, namely Kassandra, Sithonia and Mt. Athos. Halkidiki is easily accessible from Thessaloniki, an important, gorgeous waterfront city in northern Greece. It is a popular summer … More Exploring the beach towns of Sithonia, Halkidiki
Our beach hopping continued for the day after some leisure at beautiful Cala Deia. The drive between Cala Deia and Soller was beautiful, the villages set in the mountainous landscapes enticing me the most. Port de Soller Since our place of stay was a tiny village in the heart of Mallorca, we decided to spend … More Beach hopping in Mallorca: part II
The constant, sweltering temperatures these days make me wish that I were at the sea as it has been far too long that I’ve gone without dipping in the crystal clear sea. My last beach holiday was in Mallorca at the beginning of June, when the sea was just beginning to warm. I am now … More Beach hopping in Mallorca: part I
Stories from Europe 