Begin your journey in Kathmandu with a visit to Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, offering panoramic views of the city and a rich blend of Buddhist and Hindu culture.

Explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards. Visit the Kumari Ghar, home to the living goddess Kumari.

End the day in Thamel, Kathmandu’s lively tourist district. Wander through its narrow alleys, shop for trekking gear, and enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at a local restaurant.

Head to the ancient city of Patan, known for its beautiful Durbar Square, filled with intricate temples, statues, and the Patan Museum showcasing Nepalese art and architecture.

Continue to Bhaktapur, another UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its medieval squares, pottery workshops, and the iconic Nyatapola Temple. Don’t miss a taste of Bhaktapur’s famous curd, known as "juju dhau."

Travel to Nagarkot in the late afternoon, a village known for its stunning views of the Himalayas. Spend the evening relaxing and enjoy the sunset over the mountains.

Wake up early to catch the sunrise from Nagarkot View Tower, where, on a clear day, you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

On the way back to Kathmandu, visit the ancient Changu Narayan Temple, considered the oldest temple in Nepal and dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Return to Kathmandu and spend the rest of the day exploring more of the city or relaxing in the garden of your hotel.

Travel to Pokhara, the gateway to the Annapurna region. Start with a relaxing boat ride on Phewa Lake, and visit the Barahi Temple, located on an island in the middle of the lake.

Visit Davis Falls, a unique waterfall that flows directly into an underground tunnel, and then head to Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, a sacred cave complex with a shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Spend the evening in the Lakeside area of Pokhara, known for its vibrant atmosphere with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Enjoy a lakeside dinner with views of the Annapurna range.

Wake up early to visit Sarangkot, a popular viewpoint for stunning sunrise views over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges.

Hike or drive to the World Peace Pagoda, a Buddhist stupa on a hilltop offering panoramic views of Pokhara, Phewa Lake, and the surrounding mountains.

Visit the Bindhyabasini Temple, dedicated to the Hindu goddess Bhagwati, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and local rituals.

Spend the afternoon exploring the International Mountain Museum, learning about the history and culture of the Himalayas and mountaineering.

Embark on a day hike to Dhampus, a beautiful village offering close-up views of the Annapurna range. Enjoy the lush landscapes, terraced fields, and traditional Gurung culture.

Continue your trek to Australian Camp, a popular spot for panoramic views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare (Fishtail) mountains. Have lunch here, surrounded by the stunning Himalayan scenery.

Return to Pokhara in the evening, and relax after your day of trekking. Perhaps indulge in a spa treatment or enjoy a quiet evening by the lake.

Return to Kathmandu and visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world and an important pilgrimage site. Spend time walking around the stupa and observing the prayer rituals.

Visit the Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal's most important Hindu temple, located on the banks of the Bagmati River. Explore the temple complex and observe the rituals and ceremonies performed by Hindu priests.

Spend your final afternoon in the Garden of Dreams, a beautifully restored neoclassical garden in the heart of Kathmandu. Reflect on your adventure while enjoying the serene surroundings.

Enjoy a farewell dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant, savoring local dishes like dal bhat, momos, and gundruk. End your trip with a cultural performance showcasing traditional Nepali music and dance.

Our 7-Day Nepal Himalayan Adventure

Started Morocco itinerary from the north, from Tangier. Explored the streets of the city center. Spent the night here.

Rented a car and headed to Hercules Cave, a beautiful archeological site west of Tangier.

Went to Cape Spartel. On a beautiful day, you can see where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean.

Stopped at Cafe Hava, super nice views over the sea. It's actually one of the places where western writers used to hang out back in the 60s and 70s.

Drove to Chefchaouen through Rif Mountains. Chefchaouen is also called the Blue City because of the blue-washed buildings of its old town. Got lost in the beautiful narrow streets of the city, visited Grand Mosque.

Witnessed a gorgeous sunset from Spanish Mosque, uphill.

Explore this medieval town on foot, gazed at coluorful Moroccan people, houses, markets and doors.

Visited a cool spot in town, Chouara Tannery, we were able to see the traditional process of preparing and coloring leather. You should be aware that it stincks. :)

On the way to Sahara Desert we stopped in Zaida, ate the best Moroccan tagine.

Arrived in Merzouga, Sahara Desert. Towards the evening, we climbed on a hill, witnessed a magical sunset. Camped in the dunes. There was a magical night, with a wonderful sky in a magical place.

Then we drove towards Les gorges du todra. We explored the red rocks of the gorge.

Arrived in this marvelous place, Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Road Trip in Morocco

We started our short stay in Stockholm with Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum with traditional old houses. You can find out a bit about Sweden’s history and how Swedes once lived.

We then visited famous Abba Museum. It's a nice interactive museum where you can virtually try on ABBA’s costumes and even try to sing their songs.

We started the day with a refreshing stoll in the Royal National City Park. The park is long and is full of wildlife, but it does covers some museums as well.

After the relaxed walk, we decided to go on a boat ride on Stockholm archipelago. It's a super nice area where locals like to spend their free time on summer picnicing or just relaxing.

We started the day with a visit to The Royal Palace in Stockholm, the official residence and major royal palace of the Swedish monarch.

We then explored The Old Town and old town square (Stortorget). It's a nice area with cobbled streets and colorful buildings from 17th and 18th century.

Walked along the water on Norr Mälarstrand.

Then towards Västerbron (the western bridge). It's one of the major bridges on Stockholm and it offers one of the most panoramic views of the old town.

We ended our tour in Södermalm, an urban island and considered a cool neighborhood with artsy shops, eclectic cafes and a contemporary photo gallery in a former industrial building by the water.

3 Days in Stockholm

Arrived in Bucharest. For the first day, we went sightseeing a bit. Was impressed by the massive, communist-era "Palace of Parliament".

Took the day to walk the streets, feel the vibe of the place. It has a lot of pubs, terraces, tea houses, there's a fresh atmosphere. I very much enjoyed Infinitea teahouse, a bit further from the city center, it has a gorgeous back garden. And loved Cismigiu Park.

Had breakfast and headed to the main railway station.

Took the train and went to Brasov, visited the city. It stands right below Tampa Mountain. It can be easily reached by gondola or on foot. The Black Church is an iconic image for the city. Also this very narrow street called "Rope Street". Many cool places to drink and eat something.

Continued with the medieval town of Sighisoara, in Transylvania region. Up on a hill, the old town within the fortress of Sighisoara is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Super nice cafes and restaurants in the old town. Spent the night there.

Continued with the medieval town of Sighisoara, in Transylvania region. Up on a hill, the old town within the fortress of Sighisoara is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Super nice cafes and restaurants in the old town. Spent the night there

Today we rented mountain bikes from Sighisoara and headed on the hills of Transylvania. Beautiful scenery up and down the hills and through the forest to the small village of Saschiz. It's a small Saxon vilage (there are several in the area).

From Sighisoara, took the train to Sibiu, another lovely town of Romania. Walked the streets of old center, stopped at Wien Cafe, they have some super delicious cakes. This city has eyed-roof houses, like they looking at you all the time. :)

From Sighisoara, took the train to Sibiu, another lovely town of Romania. Walked the streets of old center, in the 

Authentic Holiday in Romania

Our holiday in fascinating Cuba started in the capital Havana. Being one of the few remaining Communist countries, it has somehow a retro look with all those oldsmobiles on dusty roads, but it's at the same time fascinating with all the colours and music on the streets and superb beaches.

We explored a bit the city of Havana on foot.

Old Havana is the most exciting part of town with its beautiful colors, architecture and live music inevitably played in the streets, the vibe of Cuba.

We stopped for lunch at El Chanchullero Restaurant, we enjoyed traditional food and nice atmosphere.

We passed through Plaza de Arms, the city's oldest plaza surrounded by restaurants and many book stands.

We ended up at Hotel Ambos Mundos. Beautiful rooftop views, especially at sunset.

Today we took Havana bus tour to see the sights.

Left Havana towards Central Cuba. We had a short stop to Cienfuegos, a small beautiful seaside town.

We then made our way to Trinidad. When we arrived we just asked for accommodation around, without having something arranged in advance.

We stayed at Casa Amparo, a house with beautiful rooftop views. We liked it a lot.

First we explored the streets of Trinidad, especially the colonial old town and its cobblestone streets.

Spent some houres at beautiful Playa María Aguilar beach.

Back to Trinidad and to our beautiful accommodation.

After a long drive, we arrived in Viñales, in the western part of Cuba. In the evening, we participated in this salsa dancing in the main square of the town and mingled with locals. So Cuban!

Took a local bus to explor the area a bit. Hotel los Jazmines has super beautiful views over Viñales Valley. You can eat and drink here as well.

Stopped to grab some food at Ecological Farm El Paraiso. Very good food.

Cueva de Santo Tomas is Cuba’s largest cave system. It's 46 km long, but only 1 km is open to public. It includes  stalagmites and stalactites, underground pools and nice rock formations.

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