• Practical information: Annapurna Circuit

    As always before a trip, I did my homework and researched what we’d need to take with us. This was no different for our trip to Nepal. The internet is full of information about the Annapurna circuit, however the set of things you take really depends on the style of...


  • Annapurna Circuit and Poon Hill combo

    We arrived in Kathmandu on the first of March and found ourselves jet-lagged and in the middle of the Holi festival, Nepal’s most colorful holiday! It happened by accident, so we were totally shocked at the beginning and not ready for what was coming :) Before we even reached our...


  • Three days in Krakow

    Our visit to Krakow started with the guided walking tour in the morning to get a proper introduction of the city and its rich history. We jointed FREE walking TOUR though Krakow’s old town which started between St. Florian´s Gate and Barbican and finished at Wawel castle, located on the...


  • A few more places to visit in Singapore

    St John’s Island and Kusu Island 18S$ return ticket, departure from Marina South Pier, there are only a few connections a day, check the current schedule online. First, after 25 minutes, the boat arrived at St John’s Island, where I spent few hours walking on a beach and sunbathing. You...


  • Weekend trip to Kuala Lumpur

    This city is a very good choice if you have free weekend and you don’t mind to be on a bus for 7h (definitely not 5h as a bus company advertised, expect long queues on the check points at the border and heavy traffic in Kuala Lumpur). Despite delays, heavy...


  • Wildlife parks in Singapore (part 2)

    Singapore Zoo The unique structure of the Singapore zoo is the biggest asset of the park. Animals’ runs are full of plants, surrounded by deep ditch instead of fence, creating the illusion of walking among animals in their natural habitats. In many places monkeys, birds, bats are running and flying...


  • Wildlife parks in Singapore (part 1)

    Jurong bird park Jurong bird park was the first of all four parks visited by us. This one has the largest number of species I have never seen in my life! According to the official website the park is a home for 5000 birds across 400 species, 29 of them...