We took this picture at the market of Siem Reap (Cambodia), the town that sees more than 1 million tourists go by per year to see the Angkor Wat complex. It’s full of tourists everywhere, but luckily at some places, people still live their life quietly and behave like they have been behaving for ages.
Relaxing while doing business
We decided to create a new category: “Picture in the Picture”. During our trip around the world, we have been taking a lot of pictures of course, some better, some worse, and in this category we want to put some of those pictures in the spotlight. Not because it is very beautiful or technically a “good picture”, but because there is a nice story to tell about it. Like this, we will take pictures from our collection at random and will tell their stories, anecdotes and experiences from around the world. Enjoy reading and travelling!
For the last part of our trip, we had a small stop in Madrid, where we visited some friends and went to see some cultural things in the museums. Read More
What to say about Buenos Aires? It is a city that is hard to explain in words, as it is one of those places you need to experience to really get the hang of it. For our experience, it was the last stop before flying back to Europe, which was great, as Buenos Aires is a great place for hanging around, think about what you’ve done for a year and say to yourself: “Yep, it was a fantastic trip, definitely a thing we would do again immediately!”
So we took some Spanish lessons, visited many different neighborhoods, learned to dance the tango and watched the world go by. Just some simple chill out before we would return to Europe and get back to “normal citizen’s life” again.
Vera & Jean-Christophe
Talking about food between friends can sometimes (always?) be entertaining. However, writing something about it, is different, because lots of the talking goes into body language, whereas when writing it will merely be resumed as: good, very good, delicious and the sort. Here is our attempt to overcome this limit and present you some of the delicacies than can be consumed around the world.
Now if you plan on visiting Argentina, be happy that we have been there before you and present you this “practical guide to Argentina” which will help you better understand its population and their traditions.
… a little bit off the beaten track! After the “shock” of San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, it was quite a relief to find a different tourism just over the border with Argentina, where, during 10 days we enjoyed to be on the less traveled tracks.
