Giving to beggars and the dangers of irresponsible tourism in Cambodia
You live in a developed wealthy country, surrounded by all sorts of comforts, you can afford traveling when on holiday, ...
In Rolous, local market and daily life Cambodian style
In case Hindu gods and sacred images scattered all over Angkor Wat temples are not enough to remind you of ...
Spiritual Cambodia in Angkor Wat between modernity and tradition
Whether it’s a historical or a living temple, in Cambodia, spirituality seems untethered to time. Probably like anyone traveling to ...
Two people, one village: the floating lives of inner Cambodia
I’m just coming back from Cambodia, the country mainly known for its 3-year-8-month-20-day Khmer Rouge period, its always smiling population ...
Fascinating Romanian Folklore in Transylvania’s Bran Castle
Even though I’m not the biggest fan of very touristy spots, while delving into medieval Europe in Romania, I decided ...
Venice Ghetto, the stormy past of Europe’s oldest Jewish Quarter
It was the year 1516, to be precise March 29th, when the Senate of the Serenissima Maritime Republic of Venice ...
Enjoying the culture, traditions and Ayurveda of Colombo, Sri Lanka
For as much as I enjoyed the Pettah district, there are many other places to visit in Colombo. One of the most ...
Mugged in Fortaleza, how a bad experience can spoil your holiday (plus some safety tips!)
On my very second day in Brazil I was mugged in Fortaleza while strolling along one of my favorite beaches, ...
Finding the spiritual in me in Chiang Mai with Buddhist monks
At first glance, Chiang Mai doesn’t exactly leap to mind as an exciting Asian hub, especially if compared to the ...
Sorry Phuket, I didn’t fall in love
One of the things I liked less in Bangkok and Phuket was the locals’ attitude of focusing everything around the ...
