Engaging | Adventurous | Real
Engaging | Adventurous | Real
A lawyer turned writer and traveler takes your on an exciting journey from one place to another bringing you interesting stories and experiences – from the mysterious nation of North Korea or the grasslands of Mongolia or the savannas of Africa, she has seen it all.
I had barely made it over twenty ill-designed steps when the rank stink of monkey-pee assaulted my nose. It was worse than stepping around (or into) poo that kept appearing faster than it was being cleaned up by hapless Burmese men and women with long handled brooms.
I loved Yangon for reasons directly relating to food and affordable living, followed by its amazing sights and sounds.
Whispers die quietly. The only sound is that of a heavy bolt falling in place. Someone has been admitted into the holding cell.
I am happy to be on Rwandan soil. But I pick up the cold trail of romance that somehow got buried under the stress of being in Goma, DR Congo.
Kazbegi is the kind of place that shakes your prejudices and goads the mind and body into action. It makes you look for things to do – and not just give you a list you can tick off.
Mingun, for some reason had not featured on my list, despite the fact that on every map, I saw the wave-like white Pagoda and admired it immensely.