Jordan | A wonder carved in stone

Our journey to Jordan had one clear goal: to see Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. But from the moment we arrived, the country was already shifting something inside me. It was a deep cultural contrast, yet deeply fascinating. Seeing sheikhs walking through the city in their immaculate white robes and […]

Egypt | The last Wonder of the Ancient World

Traveling to Egypt had one very clear goal: to see the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World still standing, the Pyramids of Giza. Just knowing you are standing in front of something that has existed for more than four thousand years shifts your perception of time. Being beside the pyramids is not just about […]

Central Asia | A Destination in Progres

Recently, I have felt a growing curiosity for Central Asia. Perhaps because there are still places in the world that feel largely unknown, less explored, and full of stories waiting to be discovered. The Silk Road, crossing Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan, represents one of those regions that still feels raw, mysterious, and deeply […]

China | Seven Wonders, One Journey

China was one of those journeys that feels unlike any other. It is not a destination you visit lightly, nor one you fully process right away. It is a country that overwhelms, impresses, and forces you to look at history, human scale, and the future from a completely different perspective. From the very beginning, I […]

India | From Ashrams to the Ganges

India is intense.You either love it or you hate it.I chose to love it. The first time I arrived in India, I crossed the border from Lumbini, Nepal, the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. From there, I entered a deeply spiritual region known as the Dharamsala area, where the residence of the current Dalai […]

Nepal | Trekking, Monasteries and Life in the Himalayas

I arrived in Nepal with a broken heart and left with it completely full of love.Not for a man, but for an entire country. From the very first moment, Nepal embraces you. With a smile that stays with you forever. With the soft and constant namasté that sounds like music and makes you feel deeply blessed. It is almost […]

Vietnam | Layers of History and Life

Vietnam is a country that reveals itself in layers. This journey began in the south and slowly moved north, weaving together deep history, tropical landscapes, and cities full of constant movement and life. I arrived in Ho Chi Minh City by plane from Siem Reap, Cambodia. From the very first moment, the city feels intense, marked by a […]

Cambodia | An Unfinished Journey

I arrived in Cambodia from Thailand, and one of the very first things I did was head straight to PCF School to do a volunteer experience. I found the school through Worldpackers, and it’s a place where English is taught to children. The experience couldn’t have been better. I stayed in a small cabin just for myself, very […]

Thailand | From Bangkok to Vipassana Retreats

I arrived in Thailand through Bangkok, and there was no way to enter slowly. The heat wraps around you, the noise pushes you forward, and everything moves at once. Cars, motorbikes, street food, unfamiliar scents that somehow stay with you forever. Bangkok is intense, exaggerated, chaotic. It does not try to impress. It simply exists […]

Indonesia | Bali, A Sanctuary of Tropical Calm

I arrived in Bali with a clear intention. During my travels around Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand and Vietnam, I kept hearing people talk about the healing energy of this island. Everyone said Bali had something special, a softness in the air, a spiritual rhythm that stayed with you long after leaving. So I went […]