Because life gives you different opportunities
It was time for a road trip once again. Back in Europe, and with spring clearly in the air, even if the mornings still had a bit of a chill, I made the most of those first days with some hiking and cycling. It was…
I can hardly believe I’m writing this from the Maldives! I never imagined I’d make it here, but when my friend spontaneously suggested booking a flight (who knew it’s only a 4.5-hour trip from Bangkok?), I couldn’t resist. Of course, if you’re going to experience…
There is something about Brisbane for me that always feels like coming home. And when I say ‘coming home‘, I mean it. I lived here for 13 years! I always look forward to seeing my friends of course. But there is also something about Brisbane that…
Happy New Year from Phuket and Koh Yao Yai. Welcome to 2025, a fresh year filled with endless travel possibilities. Reflecting on 2024, it was a year packed with incredible adventures. From an unforgettable girls’ trip to America and Mexico to exploring India and Canada…
Arriving in Vancouver was an interesting experience. I always heard that it’s one of the most livable cities, but after exploring downtown, it didn’t quite live up to my expectations. At all. Was it because it was cold and rainy? I am not sure, but…
This year has been filled with travel, and I feel so lucky to be adding many new countries to my list. It is a big world, after all! Canada wasn’t originally on my travel plan (but then again, neither was India), but when I saw…
Yes, I came back the Big Apple New York! Who would have thought I’d be in New York twice in one year? But here I am again. This trip felt different from the first, not only because I was already familiar with New York’s streets,…
This is my last blog post about India. And although I have already left India, I didn’t want to miss out on writing about Jaipur, the pink city. After the long drive, buying my own Indian Ondhi and hiking the Amber Palace and Jaighar Fort,…
Welcome to Rajasthan, India’s largest state by area and seventh largest by population. Also, according to my driver Azad, the most colourful one. After leaving the breathtaking Taj Mahal and Agra, I set off for Jaipur. The drive usually takes about 4 hours, however my…
