Where does your travel inspiration come from? For me, it often springs from the stunning landscape pictures that pop up daily on my work computer. While I’m not sure how Microsoft manages to update these images so perfectly (my personal Mac doesn’t do this), one day, a breathtaking photo of a medieval hilltop village caught…
Nestled in the heart of the French Alps near the borders of France, Switzerland, and Italy, Chamonix is a world-renowned resort town celebrated for its breathtaking mountain landscapes. Situated at the base of Mont Blanc, the highest peak in the Alps, Chamonix attracts outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those simply seeking the charm of an alpine village. We…
Tucked away in southeastern France, Annecy is a storybook destination often hailed as the “Venice of the Alps.” Its pristine turquoise lake, meandering canals, and cobblestone streets of the medieval Old Town create a postcard-perfect scene that feels almost unreal. A harmonious blend of natural splendor, rich history, and vibrant culture, Annecy has earned its…
Iceland, a Nordic island nation, is defined by its dramatic rugged landscapes and scenery. The Northern Lights, Blue Lagoon, volcanoes, glaciers, and waterfalls top the list of must-sees. Iceland is also famous for its history and being settled by the Vikings. It is known as “The Land of Fire and Ice” due to its contrasting…
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Many people see photo of the turquoise waters of the Gorges du Verdon in France and know, without a doubt, that it needs to be added to their bucket list when they visit Provence Region. That is also how I ended up there. Provence Region is not all about olive groves, vineyards, and lavender fields….
Tromso in Winter is a popular destination to see northern light but it also offer amazing landscape of endless mountains, harbors, fjords, arctic beaches and frozen lakes. We did not rent a car in Tromso because we wanted to stay in the city center. Tromso city center is compact and so easy to go anywhere…
The Lofoten Islands are famous for arctic winters, cod fish and untouched nature. When you browse articles in Lofoten, most of the time the picture of red fishermen cabins (called Rorbuer) perched in a shoreline of a small island with dramatic backdrop of jagged snowcap mountain would pop up. These red fishermen cabins in the…
Today is our last full day in Lofoten and we had to check out from Eliasen Rorbuer before continuing our road trip. We had 7.20am flight to Tromso the next day so we wanted to stay close to the airport. With a heavy heart we had to say good bye to Eliasen Rorbuer and started…
Weather forecast Day 2 shown sunny day until the cloud took over after 2pm. We hit the road close to 10am. We were going to the north to visit Nusfjord Village and several arctic beach which we can drive to. Being an archipelago island, Lofoten has some spectacular beaches. White sand and small waves of…
