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Visiting ghosts of the past in Chiatura – the Cable Car City of Georgia

I recently saw a Belgian travel documentary called ‘Reizen Waes” in which the host of the show traveled to Chiatura,

A few weeks ago we were watching a video about Georgia in which we briefly saw an image of a

When people think of backpacking in Asia, they often don’t immediately think of China. This is a shame, as the

One thing I’ve learned about Georgia is that you can’t visit this country without having a taste of its homemade

In this article, we share how much it cost to visit Turkey on a budget! If you’re wondering how much

A practical guide with tips and gear to prepare yourself for hitchhiking and camping in winter. Hitchhiking in winter

As you could read in the first part of our one year of hitchhiking story, we kind of speeded through

We’ve recently celebrated the first anniversary of our hitchhiking journey across the world. We didn’t get as far as expected

It is in our nature to follow rules. We are so conditioned to the idea that by breaking them, we

There are a lot of those overly positive stories about how wonderful and amazing teaching abroad is. You

I’ll be honest with you, until one year ago I didn’t really have Turkey in my top 10 bucket-list

A new addition to our collection of crazy hitchhiking stories! Alex and Sebastiaan from Lost with Purpose had their first hitchhiking experience

I wish I was a rock star in learning languages. That all I had to do was put my earphones

The Nomadic Walk is a unique cultural event and happens only once a year around the third week of

Our friend João Sousa wrote a tale that is very recognizable for every traveler! Hello, I’m João, 38 years old and born in