There are many number of bazaars in Istanbul. Most of them are packed with tourist and locals and still housed in old buildings. Being in the Old Town, I found 3 bazaars during my walk and each of them has their own charm. And sure thing I have to go to the biggest – most… Read More treasure hunting in Istanbul
After months of debate about the trip destination, Istanbul sealed the deal. This city by the Bosphorus has been on my list for ages. And i’m über excited to go. Actually I can not really imagined how the city is going to be like. Been browsing here and there (on Instagram actually..LOL) but it… Read More Wandering One Side of Sultanahmet Square
… And they tasted salty, crunchy, toasty, and I didn’t end up re-enacting a Fear Factor scene. A few months that felt like a lifetime ago, when I knew that I was going to live in a city called Bucaramanga, naturally I googled it right away. I didn’t find that many information on the city itself, but… Read More That One Time I Ate Some Ants…
“Cartagena’s so dizzying,” was my first impression when I set foot in this Caribbean town in the northern part of Colombia. It wasn’t because of the 14-hour night bus trip that I took from Bucaramanga. Yes, that too. But what I meant was that the capital of Bolívar departamento felt so overwhelmingly vibrant, energetic and stylish. I stood at an intersection… Read More Cartagena In Colour
To most tourists or other visitors in Bogotá, TransMilenio might be just another city transportation system. But the daily commuters of Jakarta, might and even should be a little bit more curious about this city bus system, because it was the model for our own TransJakarta. During the 3 days of my stay in the capital city of… Read More TransJakarta, Meet Your Father: TransMilenio
The answer is simple: take a fluffy blanket with you and wear socks. And I’m not talking about one of those ankle socks that are nicely hidden in your sneakers. I’m talking about the knitted socks your aunt gave you last Christmas. Let me tell you, the night buses in Colombia are extremely cold. And… Read More How To Survive Night Buses in Colombia
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