It was almost two years ago when I travelled all the way to Russia to travel aboard the Trans-Siberian – a legendary train crossing almost 1/3 of the planet: 3 countries and the deepest lake in the world, Lake Baikal.
A long-desired trip which I've been dreaming about for awhile now, marked with the number 8 on my travel bucket list finally came true: that was my recent Trans-Siberian trip. And since I've been getting a lot of questions -
The Trans-Mongolian offers a whole different experience compared to the Trans-Siberian; a much newer and consequently, cleaner and modern train, I definitely wish I could spend more time on than just 24 hours. In my cabin this time, I meet
Irkutsk was behind us when Ivan, our incredible ash-blond driver, told us a few things about Lake Baikal and the local family who would host us in their home for the next few days. Although I began my journey solo, I
When I finally left Moscow, I hopped on board the world's most famous train, the Trans-Siberian, in order to cross Siberia. Since I've already given you a taste of what to pack for the TransSiberian and what to do in Moscow, let
Additional title: 48 hours in Moscow I guess you're thinking whether it is possible to explore Moscow in just one weekend. Well, definitely not - but you'll get to see the city's most important sights. If you could spend a few more
It’s about a month since I came back from my Trans-Siberian trip and after loads of emails and Facebook messages concerning every single detail of my journey, I came to realize that there are a lot of you out there
To live is to learn - everyone knows that. But there's a better teacher, much better than life itself and it's called "travelling the world". In just one trip you may find yourself becoming not only wiser in knowledge and experiences
"So what should I pack for the long, Trans-Siberian trip?" The question pops in your mind after taking care of all the paperwork. What should you pack really? There's no need to worry, as I've got all the answers -
My first Trans-Siberian series post went up last week - it was a pretty explanatory guide of the train and its overall route. If you read it, loved the idea but began to worry about all the details of the
