El Calafate was my last stop in Argentina, before I had to head back to Chile and then fly back home. I felt that after nearly two weeks of intense hiking and camping, I could treat myself to a soft bed and cooked meals, which didn’t include oats or couscous. El Calafate turned out to … More El Calafate
When I am thinking about my time at Kavresthali (beautiful village just outside Kathmandu), the one thing that I always remember is the roof of the house where I stayed. You are probably thinking why it is so important, it is only the regular roof right? During my time there it became the place for … More Fireflies, Rice Planting and Nepali Dances
I know you haven’t heard from me for a while, but I really don’t like writing when I am traveling. I feel like if I’m spending time writing, I’m missing out on something else. I like writing when the trip is already over; the excitement has settled down and I can enjoy reflecting on my … More Volunteering in Nepal
I’m leaving in 4 days. It sounds absolutely unreal and the trip that I have been waiting for so long is finally happening. Yes, I’m finally going to Nepal! In November 2014, I applied to do some volunteering there. I was supposed to start in summer 2015, however a lot happened between November and June and … More Last Days of Spring
When I told some of my friends I was going to do some hiking in Mallorca almost every single one of them looked at me strangely, some of them asked if it is possible to go hiking there in the first place, some of them thought that was the new way to call “drinking” and … More Hiking in Mallorca
I was disappointed. There was no way we were going to camp this time. The weather was absolutely awful even though it was the end of July. Almost never stopping rain and cold. Brrrrr… However, it was my birthday and I had to get out somewhere, so we booked whatever accommodation was left on Skye, … More Isle of Skye
The first time I decided to do some actual traveling in Scotland was almost after two years of living here. Before that I only visited couple of cities and I couldn’t call that traveling. I decided that the best way to explore Scotland was to do it by bike. I’m not even sure how I came … More Isle of Arran
Let me tell you about the trip during which I completely fell in love with Scotland. It was the summer 2013 and I was really keen to do some travelling. I convinced a friend to join me (I didn’t even know her that well, but she agreed to share a tent with me for three … More Isle of Mull
I feel like I’m repeating myself, but I’ll say it: Scotland always surprises me! Especially when I get lucky with the weather. Last summer my parents came for my graduation and I decided that I had to take them somewhere else in Scotland, so they wouldn’t just spend an entire week in Edinburgh. I’ve heard a … More Cairngorms National Park
It is hard to believe that the place like this exists in Scotland. Very well hidden, but with loads of different people. Seems that this place is perfect for anyone who is searching or just anyone who is curious. No matter what you believe in I think it is totally worth a visit. I … More Kagyu Samye Ling
Bag Full of Rocks 