Jellingstenene – Denmark’s birth certificate
Jellingstenene (The Jelling stones) are two large rune stones from the tenth century located in the town of Jelling […]
Unesco
Denmark’s Black Sun
“Black Sun” (Sort Sol) is a phenomenal experience, where you can marvel at the fascinating patterns in the […]
Gribskov
Gribskov is Denmark’s largest old forest, and there are many ancient relics, interesting natural areas, and cultural monuments. […]
Store Dyrehave
Store Dyrehave is a forest located south of Hillerød. The area used to be a royal deer park […]
Nusfjord
Nusfjord is one of the oldest and best-preserved fishing villages in Norway and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. […]
The Black Trout Adit
The Black Trout Adit in Tarnowskie Góry is an underground tourist route in Poland that allows you to […]
Wieliczka Salt Mine
If you are visiting Krakow, you can’t skip the Wieliczka Salt Mine! It is an extraordinary place, full […]
Eremitageslottet in Dyrehaven
Eremitageslottet Eremitageslottet, or the Hermitage Hunting Lodge, was Christian VI’s hunting lodge built in 1734-36 in the middle […]
Iceland – Day 1
Right after landing on the Reykjavik airport, we picked up the car and started our Iceland adventure! Our […]
Borneo
After two weeks of running around China, I have decided to chill out somewhere on the beach on […]
Zhangjiajie – The Avatar Mountains
The Hallelujah Mountains in Avatar were inspired by Heavenly Pillar in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. That is why […]
Stone Forest in Kunming
My next stop was Kunming. I came to the city because I wanted to go to Dongchuan – […]
Xi’an
As I wrote before, Xi’an is the oldest surviving capital of ancient China. It was capital for 13 […]
Xi’an – Terracotta Army
Xi’an is the oldest surviving capital of ancient China. It was capital for 13 imperial dynasties, with 73 […]
Beijing
Beijing is a humongous city! And I mean it! I knew it’s big, but I didn’t expect that […]
Hiking the Great Wall – Jiankou to Mutianyu
You can’t visit Beijing and not go to The Great Wall! I mean, come on! The question is, […]
Nara
Nara was the first permanent capital of Japan in 710. It moved later to Nagaoka and then to […]
Western Kyoto
In this post, I will write about Arashiyama District in the western part of Kyoto. I am pretty […]