(Germany) Take a break at Nuremberg

June 2026 Nuremberg: A City of Castles, Legends, and Local Flavors Nestled in northern Bavaria, Nuremberg is one of Germany’s most fascinating cities, where medieval streets, half-timbered houses, and centuries of history blend with a lively modern atmosphere. Once a powerful imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire, Nuremberg flourished as a center of trade,… Continue reading (Germany) Take a break at Nuremberg

(Mongolia) 7 Days Across the Gobi Desert and Kharkhorin

May 2026 Mongolia is vast, rural, and nearly impossible to explore by public transportation alone, so we decided to join a local tour for most of the trip. There was surprisingly little information online, but fortunately I found a Central Asia travel platform and booked this tour: Gobi Desert & Kharkhorum Tour It turned out… Continue reading (Mongolia) 7 Days Across the Gobi Desert and Kharkhorin

(India) Khajuraho: Ancient Stones, Living Stories

Jan. 2026 A Small Town with an Extraordinary Legacy Khajuraho is a small town in central India, renowned for its extraordinary group of UNESCO World Heritage temples. Built between the 10th and 12th centuries by the Chandela dynasty, these temples are celebrated for their intricate stone carvings depicting gods, celestial beings, scenes of everyday life,… Continue reading (India) Khajuraho: Ancient Stones, Living Stories

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(India) Agra: Morning at the Taj, Evening in the Market

Jan. 2026 Where we stayed: Where we visited: Agra: Where History Lives and Breathes Agra, home of the world-famous Taj Mahal, is a city where history and grandeur seamlessly blend into everyday life. Renowned for its breathtaking Mughal architecture, Agra attracts travelers eager not only to admire its iconic monuments but also to experience the… Continue reading (India) Agra: Morning at the Taj, Evening in the Market

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