Today is our last full day in Myanmar. With a heavy heart we ate once again a delicious breakfast.
Today we are exploring one of the villages on the west banks of the lake, about 30 minutes by
Today we took an early boat to Indein village. Indein is fully accessible by boat through a long narrow
We decided to do a separate blog entry of the people of Lake Inle because we were so overwhelmed
Today after 3 days of incessant rain we were rewarded with a most beautiful sunrise at Mount Popa. This
The third day of rain here in Bagan does not offer a ton of options what to do. We
Once every travel adventure we post a food blog entry. Today is the day. We are wrestling with twondays
Well we can’t always have good luck with the weather, but being in Bagan with 2.200 old buildings and
Well this was a most memorable night. Not what some of you might think. The floating hotel on the
Another very early start: 5.30 am to the airport of Yangon. Just as we thought that we had all
Today is our last day in the South. It’s sunny and after a great breakfast with yummy fruit plates
Early start for us – 6.30 Breakfast. Typical breakfast dish here in Myanmar is Fish Noodle Soup. Something we
We finally arrived in Myanmar on Dec.27. Munich – Warsaw – Doha – Yangon. Each destination it was warmer
In January 2017 we travelled Bhutan from East to West. If you are interested in the story, or if
LISSABON! Fantastischer Fisch, süße Törtchen, majestätische Burgen, imposante Kirchen, romantische Sonnenuntergänge und Straßenkunst: Lissabon ist gerade genau der richtige Ort
The restrictions If, after seeing all these pictures, you've finally made your decision to travel to Bhutan, here are
Waking up early the next day, we kept a real highlight for our last day in Bhutan. The hike
Today we said good bye to Thimpu. We won’t be missing the dog barks or the industrial side of
What a night in Thimphu! This will stay in our memories not because of the heavy partying we did
Now a special chapter about our culinary journey in Bhutan. Chris complained, that he never takes pictures of food
Punakha turned out to be a delightful valley with lots of charming little settlements and two meandering rivers that
Punakha turned out to be a delightful valley with lots of charming little settlements and two meandering rivers that
Our last pass for this trip was Duchula pass at 3116 meters altitude. Surprise, surprise the entire road was
Waking up again to frozen windows (and we mean frozen inside!) and our breaths steaming white in the cold
The next day we were off early as we had the chance of seeing another Tsechu, an annual festival
After Chris’ photo bonanza we’ve counted around 200 pictures (remember the old times, when on the photo roll 32
We thought it would be a nice idea to break up our guest house and hotel nights by staying
On we went for a delicious late lunch (there will be a blog post on Bhutanese food, promised!) just
Our accommodation tonight is the Swiss Guest House. Yes it does indeed feel a bit Swiss, with cow bells
Off we went the next morning from Sengor to Bumthang. The mountain panorama along this stretch of road was