Places, smells, food. Travelling by Agata & Josip
There are different ways of getting ready when going to new places. Some might want to stay in one or two places and explore from there, randomly or using the tips from locals, while others might want to plan most of the trip before the arrival. We definitely prefer the latter. That’s why a few months before traveling to certain place, country, we sit down and do the research on what can be seen or done where we are traveling to.
Every time I travel, I wonder how much cash should I have on me and I always spend loads of time trying to find that out. Should I try and get local currency? But where is the best place to do that? Should I get euros or dollars? Or maybe a completely different currency? And, HOW MUCH?!?!
In a sense, it’s hard going to Georgia. You will be faced with options and you will not know how to respond. Would you like megruli, imeruli, acharuli today? Khinkhali? And how many? If you think that it’s easy, well…
Not many people know much about Georgia. A country in Caucasus, close to Russia, part of a USSR back in the day? Maybe even less. But there is so much to this country, starting with food, nature, people, culture and history, and not necessarily in this order.
There are several states in the US that require more of your attention than others if you are into hiking, nature, desert, and general wilderness. Places where you can be the only person in miles and miles, and where the only thing you have is your companions, car and the road. This is our story of one such place.
Mammoth Village, the first village you can visit if you enter Yellowstone NP from the north entrance, is a very interesting destination to explore. From very smelly hot springs and territorial bull elks to amazing views from the roads and mountaintops, it has it all!
A short story about the trip we made to Spain, where we traveled for many km’s, tried some local food, and enjoyed some amazing views and gorgeous landscapes.
One of the places that we have been to few times and spent four summers at (at least I did), … More
Sun was barely getting up on the sky, moments after the sunrise. We decided to start our hike to Petra … More
The southeast city in Jordan and its only sea port, Aqaba is one of the most visited places in Jordan. It’s great sandy beaches are one of the reasons for a visit, but is there more to it than just to get a tan?
