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
I’ve been living in Poland for more than five years, and I’ve found that it is a country that’s either misunderstood or not much known about by foreigners. Poland is still mostly associated with the horrors of war that it endured not very long ago, but after living here for so long, I believe there’s … More 65 signs that you’ve lived in Poland for too long
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
I had to see it with my own eyes last May to believe that Singapore’s world-famous reputation for cleanliness and modernity was really true. The small city-state was our second destination on the family tour last May. We went to Singapore by a 5 hour coach ride from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We only spent short … More Singapore in three days
Note that this blog post is available on GPSmyCity as a travel article app in the Chania city section. The article can be downloaded 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. Summer is officially here for most … More Beach hopping near Chania, Greece
Lottie from Little Lottie Travels recently nominated for Versatile Bloggers Award. Lottie is a young English girl who is passionate about traveling (especially solo) and has great solo budget tips as well as other adventure stories on her blog. I’d like to thank her for thinking of me for Versatile Bloggers Award. Be sure to … More Versatile Blogger Award
Facebook has been showing me the yearly review video, I’ve been seeing bloggers recounting their 2016 experiences in blogosphere, so I thought I should recount the highlights of my 2016 as well! 🙂 Every year, I feel like I am growing tremendously in all aspects of life, and I enjoy the process: perhaps this is what … More Goodbye 2016
Note that this blog post is available on GPSmyCity as a travel article app in the Kotor city section. This article can be downloaded 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. I was so looking … More Our one day in Kotor, Montenegro
I recently came across a controversial post in a Facebook group that I am a part of. The post read: “High time to leave this crappy and unsafe city of Lodz and move to beautiful Krakow.. Come join us in our company..” and so on. I thought it was a pretty sloppy recruiting tactic on such a … More “High time to leave this crappy and unsafe city of Lodz.”
Stories from Europe 