The week did not get off to a good start. On Sunday, as soon as we landed into Chiang Mai we grabbed a pretty rushed lunch and set off on a quest to find a home for the next 2 months. House hunting on the road is never easy so to sweeten up the process …
I’ve been meaning to start journaling for a while now but let’s be honest, there’s no time for that too. I remember doing that every single day whilst on the 16 days Annapurna trek in Nepal and I loved every second of it but daily journaling is close to impossible for me to fit in. …
I never thought I would like and feel so homy in Ao Nang in Krabi but it’s now been a month since I first moved to town and here I am – completely in love with Ao Nang and the crazy amount it has to offer. Ao Nang is so underestimated in that most people …
When we first got to Thailand, we had no set plan. We knew we had to spend a few days in Phuket because of the Covid restrictions and after that the country was our oyster. We ended up staying in Phuket for 2 weeks and had a great time there, and after that we decided …
A few people would disagree that the majority of what they associate Phuket with are big parties, luxury hotels, and high prices. To be honest, I personally didn’t know much about Phuket before flying into the island a few weeks ago and I definitely couldn’t have had any idea how transformed Phuket would be after …
On the 15th of March full of excitement, literally in one of the most southern and most remote areas on Earth, some 14,174 km away from home, I was about to enter Patagonia’s most iconic national park Torres del Paine … overwhelmed with emotions, entirely on my own, just in the company of my 30L pink, …
Ghorepani to Poon Hill My alarm went off at 4am. Today was the big day. The day for one last hike up to see the panoramic view from the Poon Hill and to finally make my way down to Nayapul and complete the Annapurna circuit trek. I had about 6 hours of sleep so I …
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My alarm went off at the usual time, around 6 am, and I woke up fine but I could barely open one of my eyes … “What the hell is going?” This was something different. Instantaneously, I also went on to bite my lip because I could tell it felt weird. It was swollen and …
If I had to give out nominations for the most frustrating day on the Annapurna trek, this would definitely be it!! Why? – Picture mud, A LOT OF IT. Picture a long uneventful road with collapsed bridges, landslides and jeeps. Picture rain, dense clouds and no sign of the Himalayas … then you’ll have a …
