Where is a trip worthwhile? What can I experience on the way?
Many regions of this world are simply worth a trip. Nature, landscape, flora and fauna, mountains, rivers and lakes shape the character. People brought and bring their culture. Often it is the little things that make up the beauty of a region. I try to discover these in the regions I travel. Reports of it I put together on these pages.
Gran Canaria is not only an exotic bathing island. Of volcanic origin, its landscape is beautiful to look at and also easy to hike. And the cities like the island capital Las Palmas or the small country town Agaete radiate the charm of the centuries.
The Portuguese World Heritage region of Sintra beckons with villas, palaces and a castle. A remote old monastery in the Serra de Sintra helps you jump back in time centuries. Take a look around the westernmost region of continental Europe.
On Tenerife you can not only swim and laze in the sun, but also go hiking in the mountains, watch whales or enjoy culture and explore the history. The best way to do this is to take the planning into your own hands and shape your trip. The information here will help you.
A stop in Pai has some advantages. Apart from the worth seeing surroundings and attractions, you can easily organize your further tour through the northern mountains of Thailand. Or motorize yourself…
If you are in Thailand on the northeast route through the Isan plateau, then you should definitely visit Phimai. The small quiet town offers an impressive insight into the skills of the master builders and stonemasons of this time with a 1000 year old temple complex from the Khmer Empire of Angkor Wat.
I am happy to welcome other authors on these pages, who are on sunny paths in the world. The guest post about the regions on New Zealand South Island comes…
In the fishing village on the Atlantic coast The pretty village of Porto Covo in the Portuguese nature park on the Costa Vicentina is a popular summer resort for locals…
Ha Long Bay in northern Vietnam offers a maritime adventure between towering karst cliffs with caves and tiny beaches. Pearls are cultivated in farms.
At Egeskov Castle on the Danish island of Funen, various exhibitions offer an insight into the development of mobility over the last 150 years. All indoors – a tip for bad weather days on the island!
The Egeskov moated castle with its extensive gardens and parks offers attractions and experiences for more than one day’s visit – from the castle ghost to Shakespeare’s puppet world to the classic car show