Laos- introduction
Laos is a unique country- a magical place where the time has stopped. Vast areas of wilderness are interspersed with tiny villages inhabited by various ethnic groups still following the … Continue reading Laos- introduction
Month: September 2019
Vegan travel. Part two: Mainland South East Asia
Traveling as a vegan can be very challenging. Monotony, lack of choices, lack of information- all of these become an issue during a long-term travel in the countries with limited … Continue reading Vegan travel. Part two: Mainland South East Asia
Vegan travel. Part one: India and Sri Lanka
Travelling as a vegan is a major challenge but travelling as a vegan on a budget is even more difficult. Without some degree of flexibility and a bit of preparation, … Continue reading Vegan travel. Part one: India and Sri Lanka
Dien Bien Phu – on the Vietnamese frontier
Dien Bien Phu is another underrated destination of the Vietnamese north-west. It is a small town located in a huge valley surrounded with imposing mountains. The adjacent villages, inhabited by … Continue reading Dien Bien Phu – on the Vietnamese frontier
In the tea gardens of Moc Chau
Moc Chau is a sleepy town located in the heart of the Vietnamese tea country. Apart from green tea, it is also famous for its dairy cows – quite unusual … Continue reading In the tea gardens of Moc Chau
Hanoi (part two): from Confucius to Lenin
Seeing Hanoi old town unhurriedly would take two days. Devote the first day for exploring the Old Quarter, French Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake. The second day could be reserved … Continue reading Hanoi (part two): from Confucius to Lenin
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