Category: Asia and Oceania
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I made the trip to Thailand and Cambodia in July 2015. Not the perfect time, but the only one I was allowed, and it went well. It lasted two weeks, and I did it solo. I met and made friends with many people, of these only one Italian and right at the last since I…
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In my head was the dilemma of what to do in Tel Aviv. Actually, I wouldn’t even have wanted to go there if I hadn’t had the return flight from there. I imagined that I would be bored, but instead I found it interesting, although much less so than other places in Israel that I…
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I took this video a few hours ago in the Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. This is one of the hundreds of prisons of the regime that killed about 3 million innocent people out of the country’s population of 8 in the second half of the 1970s.In these prisons people (including infants) were tortured and…
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Here is the video of the hot air balloon tour in Laos, which was also the first in my life. Despite all my imagination, I was not able to feel like a new Jules Verne because we got away so little. But it was still a wonderful experience. The sunset paessaggio of the surroundings of…
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This live on travel is the first in the series from Laos. I will stay 7 nights here, to be followed by 3 nights in Cambodia. Live on travel, Vientiane Heh yes, it’s been too long since I’ve been in these parts, and despite a number of concerns for which I wasn’t counting much on…
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Another unmissable and must-do moment on a trip to Jordan, in my opinion, is sleeping in Wadi Rum, in a Bedouin tented camp. Sleeping in Wadi Rum Maybe it was because I had not yet read The 7 Pillars of Wisdom, the beautiful autobiographical novel by the celebrated Lawrence of Arabia; maybe it was the…
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I decided to spend 1 1/2 days to visit Petra. Eventually the time was less because of a physical problem. The Kings Road is a historic road in Jordan that has existed since ancient times and runs through it from north to south. It practically runs parallel to the Dead Sea and is obviously full…
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Bathing in the Dead Sea, is another must for a once-in-a-lifetime traveler. From Amman many people go to see castles in the desert or water springs, I chose to touch some places mentioned in the Bible (the Jordan River and Mount Nebo); the city of Madaba and especially the Dead Sea. Drivers and tour mates…
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Jerash Often not part of classic Jordan travel tours, while Jerash is a must-visit. Even the hour-long drive to get there from Amman was fun. The 15 bus(collective minivan) leaves when it is full. A little in and a little out of the door is a guy who organizes the ups and downs, calling for…
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I had long dreamed of a trip to the Middle East, which would later become one of my most popular areas. The why of the trip to the Middle East After a few years in which I had had to limit myself for various reasons, I had an incredible urge to discover some new countries,…