France Dordogne Valley; Best relaxing in France 1,782 readers Sep 2017 A tour through the famous Dordogne Valley in France. With famous tourist spots, but also hidden gems. Because I want to meet Mother Nature, expand my horizon and discover new things. Be active, see its... Read more United States The Adirondacks: The origin of the word vacation 2,300 readers Apr 2016 The Adirondacks are often referred to as the backyard of New York and Boston. And it is also the largest protected park in the US! I head there during Indian summer, when autumn is at its peak.... Read more Rwanda Rwanda; home of the Mountain Gorilla 6,419 readers Jan 2016 Rwanda has suffered one of the worst civil wars ever. But that was twenty years ago, and now this nation is opening its doors to tourism. One of the major draw cards are the unique gorillas that live in the... Read more Seychelles Seychelles’ intriguing wildlife 4,737 readers Sep 2015 Giant tortoises wander around you. Many bird species but also flying foxes in the sky. And don’t forget about the marine life; turtles, manta rays and sharks. You will find it all at the Seychelles. Read more Festivals Unique festivals in Nepal: Holi and Maha Shivaratri 4,254 readers Aug 2015 Nepal was hit hard by devastating earthquakes. I traveled the country just before that, in February and March 2015. I experienced its beauty and uniqueness. Amongst which the Holi-festival and Maha... Read more Iceland The best excursions of Iceland 4,288 readers May 2015 Iceland people are crazy. Just look at these activities. Like descend into a volcano, ride a amphibian boat or snorkel in glacier waters. Just to name a few. Here's the Top Ten, and yes it's... Read more Spain A Travel Writer on Television 7,063 readers Sep 2014 Wow. I'm the subject of a TV program. A Spanish TV crew wants to record how a travel writer experiences their home turf, Catalonia. They want to surprise me, so the itinerary is a total mystery to me. Read more
France Dordogne Valley; Best relaxing in France 1,782 readers Sep 2017 A tour through the famous Dordogne Valley in France. With famous tourist spots, but also hidden gems. Because I want to meet Mother Nature, expand my horizon and discover new things. Be active, see its... Read more
United States The Adirondacks: The origin of the word vacation 2,300 readers Apr 2016 The Adirondacks are often referred to as the backyard of New York and Boston. And it is also the largest protected park in the US! I head there during Indian summer, when autumn is at its peak.... Read more
Rwanda Rwanda; home of the Mountain Gorilla 6,419 readers Jan 2016 Rwanda has suffered one of the worst civil wars ever. But that was twenty years ago, and now this nation is opening its doors to tourism. One of the major draw cards are the unique gorillas that live in the... Read more
Seychelles Seychelles’ intriguing wildlife 4,737 readers Sep 2015 Giant tortoises wander around you. Many bird species but also flying foxes in the sky. And don’t forget about the marine life; turtles, manta rays and sharks. You will find it all at the Seychelles. Read more
Festivals Unique festivals in Nepal: Holi and Maha Shivaratri 4,254 readers Aug 2015 Nepal was hit hard by devastating earthquakes. I traveled the country just before that, in February and March 2015. I experienced its beauty and uniqueness. Amongst which the Holi-festival and Maha... Read more
Iceland The best excursions of Iceland 4,288 readers May 2015 Iceland people are crazy. Just look at these activities. Like descend into a volcano, ride a amphibian boat or snorkel in glacier waters. Just to name a few. Here's the Top Ten, and yes it's... Read more
Spain A Travel Writer on Television 7,063 readers Sep 2014 Wow. I'm the subject of a TV program. A Spanish TV crew wants to record how a travel writer experiences their home turf, Catalonia. They want to surprise me, so the itinerary is a total mystery to me. Read more
