Shanghai, how small can big be ?
For some travelers a city like Shanghai with its population close to 25 000 000 might appear tremendous, intimidating or even overwhelming. Others...
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ITCHY-FEET is a photo travel blog which stands for passion to discover something new and the desire to bring back the spirit and soul of traveling. Traveling reminds us that luck is not a place and that the world is not as small as we often think. ITCHY-FEET is not just a synonymic for “Wanderlust” it represents the quality of a brand which summarizes information about traveling and tells the world about a blog. It creates trust and is a very helpful and supporting tool when it comes to decisions.
Multifarious Langkawi – Malaysia, Part III
Langkawi is a group of islands on the northwest coast of Malaysia. The archipelago consists of the main island Langkawi and around 100 more small islands,...
Interactive mural paintings, Malaysia part II
Being here in Penang feels like… another life, no wonder because my last visit lays back 36 years ago when my mother took me on a adventures journey...
Kuala Lumpur & Taman Negara, Malaysia part I
After traveling four weeks through the Philippines, Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia is quite a cultural change and challenge. The Philippines are a...
Bohol – Philippines, a colourful storybook
The fourth and last Blog about the Philippines is meant to be a colorful storybook into a world of macrocosm with marvelous creatures like the Tarsier, sea...
Siargao -Philippines, a paradise and its sweet self-deception
The island of Siargao lies in in the southeastern region of the Philippines and is well known among surfers. Google Maps will show you the exact location...
Oslob – Philippines, Homage for the whale sharks
The ocean is rough, unpredictable and without compromises and I can feel how my grip on the railing is getting tighter while I lower my head towards the...
El Nido – Philippines, a deceptive paradise
The last weeks I travelled through mega cities such as Seoul, Osaka, Kyoto, Shanghai and Hong Kong. All those cities have a tremendous speed, density and...
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