This time it’s destination Russia, and we are headed to its capital Moscow to see how we can make the best use of a little under two days and two hundred bucks!
Sunday Spotlight – Takayama, Japan
Today I would like to take you to a city in the Gifu prefecture of Japan, destination – Takayama. It's known for it's festivals which feature amazing floats. but there's plenty more to like in this town!
Tim Blight’s Umrah to Makkah!
As a follow up to last Sunday's guest post - What is Makkah Really Like? Makkah or Mecca is a destination that a lot of people will probably never experience, and certainly not as part of a pilgrimage, so I thought it would be a great idea today to share with you some of Tim's videos about just that!
Selfie Friday – In a Thai Minibus!
It's hot and I'm on my way from Bangkok to Ayutthaya! But some can sleep regardless... Thanks for popping by - May the Journey Never End!
Foto Friday – Kremlin Guard
It must be very tiring standing in this position all day! Happy Friday everyone! Taken outside the Moscow Kremlin, 2017. Thanks for popping by! May the Journey Never End!
Retro Vlog -Curious Kazakhstan
As Kazakhstan has been a place I've been writing about of late, I thought I would share my old video I shot in 2011 (and edited a couple of years later) in this curious destination.
Epic Journeys – Bishkek to Tashkent
Today I recount a special journey from 2011 - I travel through not one, not two but three countries on my way from the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent.
Retro Review – Gulnara Guesthouse, Tashkent
Time for another RETRO Review, where we shift back through time to many years back now and I write about a place I stayed at which has remained in the corners of my memory for one reason or another. Today, I’m writing about Gulnara Guesthouse where I stayed in June 2011 when I was in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan.
The Bizarre Nursultan – Through My Lens
Today I am looking at it's incredible, if very 'different' capital, the renamed 'Nursultan'. Formerly known as Astana, it's been renamed after their former President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has his own museum in the city. Modern Nursultan has more strange and indeed impressive buildings that I've had hot dinners. So come and see what the Kazakh capital is all about!
Tigre on the Parana Delta, Playground to Argentina’s Rich and Famous!
Today I’m writing about a little town which I believe is just outside the city borders of Buenos Aires, Tigre. This little destination is 28 kilometres from central Buenos Aires, and it makes an ideal day trip from the Argentine capital.
Andy Roams 