By traveling through Ethiopia you have to expect the unexpected, neither the less I tried to plan and to structure the journey as accurate as possible. Therefore I will display and describe this adventure as happened, providing you, with an authentic process. The title: LUCY of this first (out of two following) blog posts is related to […]
Gravity…, by John Mayr is a great song and describes pretty well how I felt, writing this blog post. There are moments and places which monopolize me totally, like getting pulled by a gravitational field towards the core. If contentment could be sized, heaviness would be its measurement. I felt delighted, content and centered at that […]
Nestled like a jewel, framed by hills and mountains lies the crystal clear lake Attersee. The multifarious colors are just unbelievable and lake Attersee, which is situated in the upper Austrian region of Salzkammergut, is the biggest lake in Austria which is entirely in Austria. Distinctive mountains like the Schafberg (1783 m), southwest of the lake, or Höllengebirge (1862 m), southeast...
After four exciting, stirring but cold weeks in South Korea and Japan I was happy to feel some warmth of the sun on my skin. It was late afternoon when I arrived in Hong Kong and right away I strolled down towards the bay. But where am I? The same questions asked the British East Indian […]
For some travelers a city like Shanghai with its population close to 25 000 000 might appear tremendous, intimidating or even overwhelming. Others appreciate the anonymity in such a metropolis, enjoying its variety and feel a vast extend instead of tightness. The spectrum why whom and what each individual enjoys or attracts to this huge […]
Nara / Japan, part III With a population of 377.000 Nara is a small town besides most of the other big cities in Japan. It is a ‘quiet’ city but it was not always like that because Nara was, in the Nara time where it was known as Heijō-kyō, the capital city of Japan. That was between 710 […]
Osaka / Japan, part I 99 hours Osaka and… not everything that is pinky and smells like cherry blossoms are worth gold! Japan is fighting at many different fronts and with more than 127 million people, the Hikikomori issue is just one of many battles let to be fought (more about the Hikikomori phenomenon you […]
This blog is a contribution from Christiane Zieschang. While living as an architect in Switzerland she is also a construction & building researcher ¦ property economist and a passioned discoverer in terms of traveling. Where to go if you want to leave town? Hamptons, Shelter Island, Brighton Beach…sure, you can. But if you are looking for some adventure […]
M6 isn’t a chemical formula or a new brand of car, as you might think, but the nickname of Mohammed VI, as the king of Morocco likes to be called. But let’s start at the beginning … It only takes 300 minutes to get from the lively centre of Basel to Camp Lodge Agafay in […]
When you’re young, it’s always cool to celebrate your birthday in “far out“ locations. Thanks to my mother, it so happened that I spontaneously celebrated my 16th birthday in Sri Lanka. My mother happened to be taking a trip around the world with me – wanderlust more or less runs in my blood. The reasons […]
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