By Macca Sherifi The one thing all the locals told me in Belgrade was “go to Bajina Basta. Go to Tara National Park.” In a country as beautiful as Serbia, when everyone tells you Tara National Park is the place to go for natural beauty, you listen to them. The town nearest Tara National Park … Continue reading The Best Places to go Hiking in Bajina Basta, Serbia
The Solo Female Traveler’s Guide to Istanbul
Lying on the banks of the Bosphorus, Istanbul is a city that is thousands of years old, and that originally was known as Byzantium, and later, Constantinople, before adopting the name Istanbul in the early 20th century. In Istanbul, you will find that architecture, culture and trade routes converge from all over the world to … Continue reading The Solo Female Traveler’s Guide to Istanbul
Fortification of Bangkok
Tracking Bangkok’s Forts, City Walls and Moats Today Bangkok is a modern city with a few ancient temples, but on closer inspection one can find an unique series of defensive mechanism which one protected the ancient city. The defensive mechanism consisting of forts, defensive walls and moats, which were constructed over a period of several … Continue reading Fortification of Bangkok
Amsterdam in Spring
Day 1 carpediemeire Irish travel blogge Birthdays are for some a reason to party. For me I love to escape these celebrations and spend them bettering myself in my opinion. By travelling. So on this, my 39th I wanted to scratch one off the bucket list, to go in search of those expansive, linear tulip … Continue reading Amsterdam in Spring
Beyond Dracula’s Castle: My 7 Favorite Places in Transylvania
It comes as a surprise to some, but Transylvania is not just a fictional setting from Bram Stoker’s Dracula novel — it is, in fact, an actual place. While its connection to the famous vampire might pique your interest initially, I quickly discovered that this region of Romania is full of surprises. (See also my reasons … Continue reading Beyond Dracula’s Castle: My 7 Favorite Places in Transylvania
