Khmer Rouge & Choeung Ek / Killing Fields It is no secret that one of my reasons to go to Cambodia was rather morbid - a interest in the dark parts of human history has brought me to many sites of horrible tragedies and massacres. Cambodia was the site of unspeakable cruelty, inhumanity and genocidal … Continue reading Horrors of the Khmer Rouge
The return to South East Asia Last year my summer vacation brought me to South East Asia for the first time (Laos, Thailand, Myanmar), and I fell in love with the culture of the region. So it was pretty much a no brainer for me to make a return this year. I went off for … Continue reading Singapore
This is a continuation of my experiences doing a solo roadtrip through the entirety of Jordan. The first episode covered me journey through the south of the country, click here to read that first! From the previous post, I've just arrived back in Madaba and had a late dinner before hitting the hay for the … Continue reading Roadtripping Jordan: The north (2/2)
The first slightly longer trip of 2019 was a 5 day trip I just undertook in Jordan. Jordan consists of 2 main climate zones, the south which is warm and dry, bordering Saudi Arabia and contains mostly barren deserts, including the famous Wadi Rum. In this part of the country you will also find parts … Continue reading Roadtripping Jordan: The south (1/2)
It is now 2019, and while the year has been off to a slow start in regards to travels, this past weekend finally put me on the road for the first time this year - and in the coming few months many more trips will follow! My first trip in 2019 was a small weekend … Continue reading Glimpse into Slovakia
In August 2018 I ventured to South East Asia for the first time, ready to conquer the wet season. My first destination was Laos, more precisely Luang Prabang, one of the tourist hubs of the country. Luang Prabang acts as a base for many adventurous activities, such as hiking, biking, kayaking etc. I have another … Continue reading Laos, land of Wats and wonder
My own country, Denmark, is quite small. In spite of this, we do have quite a few cool places to visit. Not so many epic nature scenes, as we're quite flat and urban, but we do host quite a few historical landmarks from our 1000+ year old history from viking times through to today. I've … Continue reading Denmarks Birth Certificate
