When you have experienced you were at the edge of losing your life, you would treasure how great it is to live and to survive! Two months ago in June I innocently guessed that hiking from Rila Monastery to the Seven Lakes should be an easy task, the ascend from 1200m to 2600m doesn’t seem a lot… Read More Near death experience in Bulgarian mountains
My first Rainbow Gathering ever, and this video gives you a brief idea of what I had experienced in those 10 days living in a huge tribe: WELCOME HOME! I felt so touching when a total stranger shouted at me once I arrived the gathering site of Rainbow family with two Italian girls Francesca and… Read More 2016 European Rainbow Gathering
The movie Sliding Doors always strikes my mind when I have to make a critical decision that would change completely my whole life. It is like going through another door, creating another parallel space of your life which leads to totally different consequences. After several years of traveling around, I come to a point asking… Read More Life is all about sliding doors
I remember when I was a kid during the 90s, before the computer era arrived, things were way simpler and we hanged out with friends without any electrical consensus between us. There were truly human connections and promises that we could give, and I am longing for that pure form of linkage between each human… Read More Glorious Days without Facebook
Despite the disappointing news of Brexit, Londoners still gathered in a sunny Saturday to celebrate the annual Pride Parade with thousands of LGBTI fellows! I am always impressed by seeing all sorts of organizations, including religious groups, firefighters, police, health care providers, military and even government leaders marching together to fight for equality! This is… Read More Happy Pride in London
When I visited the capital Skopje of Macedonia, our host Jovana brought me and my friend to a daily protest in the center. We were so surprised to see such a huge crowd of people marching every single day for the sake of overthrowing the current government. If you want to read more about the… Read More Everyday life in Skopje, Macedonia
Taking a break from my bike trip, because my best friend Zevari from Hongkong visited me and we traveled together in the Balkans for 2 weeks, mainly focus on Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina! The trip was awesome, we were so surprised by how friendly Kosovo people are; they greeted us on the road, gave… Read More Backpacking in the Balkans Countries
Both post-communist countries, Serbia and Romania. One in European Union, one is not. One was bombed in 1999 by NATO, one is struggling with its gypsy population. This leg I passed several Serbian cities: Subotica, Novi Sad, Belgrade and Vrsac. Then crossing to Romania: Timisoara, Deva, Sebes, Sibiu, Brasov and Barlad. The countryside of both… Read More Leg 3: Rendezvous in Serbia and Romania
Many people said Croatian coast is very beautiful and I must go there, but I chose to just cross the capital Zagreb and towards Hungary. After such a long time on the road, sightseeing is no longer my top priority, but meeting local people, understanding their cultures and trying authentic local food are far more… Read More Leg 2 – Croatia and Hungary
If you have no time to read my post, just have a look of this video, it is the highlights of Leg 1 – Italy and Slovenia! In 2014 when I started riding my bike from Northern Europe, I did not know what to expect, nor have a concrete plan about where to go and… Read More Leg 1: Italy Slovenia – New experiments along with the bike trip
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