It was very difficult at first, the cultural adaptation, homesickness and more than anything, not knowing the language. It was very challenging, but it wouldn’t be fun if it wasn’t.
Category Archives: Travels
Hong Kong, China
In summary you will find yourself constantly surrounded by tall buildings, narrow streets and hectic crowds – specially in the Kowloon area – But if busy makes you ‘stressy’, you can always take off to Lantau Island where you can find quieter local beaches and less people around.
Beijing, China
There’s so many stories behind the people you meet along the way and so much culture bursting out of every item you find and get gifted with. I can’t recommend it enough. Try think about going before it disappears.
Shanghai, China
It is sometimes decisions like these the ones that save someone from biasing themselves to believe that what their most proximate environment shows is, in fact, what reality is.
Rotorua
it can be described as smelling distinctly like rotten eggs, and truth be told, it is indeed an odoriferous city. The smell however grows on you
Queensland, Australia
Pirates of the Caribbean filmed one of their latest movies here, and I’m not surprised why. “This-is-paradise”
Middle East, Dubai
You can see the vision and effort put in every building built in Dubai; Attention to detail in every path, every mall and with top “la crême de la crême” in variety of restaurants
Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Languedoc-Roussillon is located pretty near to the borders between France and Spain, and contains great beaches to visit. We rented a car and had a good playlist for the 2h ride there. It’s not the easiest journey when driving up North, you’ll get tricky roads and bumpy rides.
Melbourne, Australia
Wish I could take credit of all of those amazing photos you’ve been browsing, but they’re not mine. Mine are all in an old blackberry somewhere in -who knows- what country… either ways, I hope these photos shared a glimpse of what it feels to step by Melbourne.
Wai-O-Tapu, New Zealand
Outside the city, Wai-O-Tapu (meaning ‘Sacred Waters’ in Maori) is known as a ‘thermal wonderland’ – a theme park where the attractions are all natural, even though you sometimes feel like you’re on another planet.
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland’s town planners thoughtfully laid out Auckland over a large area so that when you are in Auckland the statistical chances of running into an Aucklander are as low as possible… jokes.
Skiing in Australia
Mount Buller is a resort village in eastern Victoria, Australia that will allow you to do exactly that. You can skii with your friends whilst enjoying a nice glass of mulled-wine (which tastes absolutely great).
