I was SO excited to write about Hong Kong and share everything I’ve discovered there with you. But let me start with telling you, that you either you love the city or you hate it. I for my part fell hard for this mega city, and I totally wasn’t expecting it! What made me fall … More 4 Days in Hong Kong
So you’re seeing this picture and you might think «wait a second…did I just misread the title of this post?» Let me assure you: No, you have not. Why? I will tell you shortly. Sihanoukville is a seaside town featuring Cambodia’s best-known beaches and is also a jumping-off point to travel to the nearby islands … More Why you shouldn’t go to Sihanoukville
Phnom Penh is for most visitors to Cambodia an inevitable stop, but often only used as a transfer hub to other, more exciting destinations. How to get there Phnom Penh was our first stop in Cambodia and we traveled there from Vientiane by plane. We initially thought we’d travel on to Southern Laos, but decided … More Phnom Penh
Not too far from Petra lies Wadi Rum, which is the largest wadi (valley) in all of Jordan – and said to be the most spectacular. Sandstone and granite boulders and rocks are met with seemingly endless dunes of the most red sand you can imagine, and the result is something so aesthetically pleasing, it is … More Wadi Rum – A Night in the Desert
It’s not surprising that Petra is among the seven new world wonders. In fact, it’s majestic beauty is almost taking your breath away when you walk through the 1.5 kilometer long Siq and stand in front of the Treasury for the first time – at least if you are lucky enough to be there super … More Jordan – Petra
Tel Aviv – only the sound of this city makes my mouth water, I’m telling you! This city is FULL of places with delicious food and has some of the most amazing street artists ever. But let’s start from the beginning. I visited Tel Aviv on my 2 week Israel&Jordan trip this spring and Tel … More Tel Aviv – Street and Food Art
The Dead Sea was our first stop in Jordan, after driving here directly from the airport. The road from Amman Airport to the Dead Sea takes you over some mountains and offers stunning views. So, I’d recommend driving there during the day, if you don’t want to make the same mistake as we did. Its … More Jordan – Dead Sea
If you are contemplating on whether or not you should go to Jordan, let me give you a recommendation: go! Although the country basically consists of desert, it has surprisingly much to offer: Jordan has access to the dead as well as the red sea, incredible world wonder sites, stunning desert landscapes, very hospitable people, … More Jordan Experience
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