Introducing the brainless man
Most people have an strong set of core beliefs and some goals in life and fight to achieve them. The …Read the Rest
First time hitchhiking
In the last months I have met a lot of adventurous people that consider hitchhiking a transportation medium. Honestly, I …Read the Rest
Longitude
Longitude is a brief book that explains with very easy words why knowing on which longitude were you located was …Read the Rest
White tiger
My brain sometimes is in Eurocentric mode and that makes Ann crazy. When we where traveling in India she gave …Read the Rest
My bike got stolen
This morning was a wonderful, sunny day. I wanted to go to the highest point in the city, have a …Read the Rest
Bamberg, Darmstadt and Heildeberg
After the harsh winter, I’m taking advantage of the first sunny, fresh days of the German spring to travel around …Read the Rest
Barcelona
When I say I was born in Spain lots of foreigners reply something like “Hey dude! I’ve been in Barcelona …Read the Rest
Würzburg apartment
In the last years I lived in lots of places. I still remember the spacious, clear and lighted room and …Read the Rest
Chinese Opera and Acrobatic spectacle
No Beijing visit would be complete without attending Chinese Opera and a Chinese acrobatic spectacles. It was not in the …Read the Rest
Made in China
Bargaining is a skill that you really need to master in order to get a decent price on Chinese markets. …Read the Rest
Cultural Beijing: The Summer Palace, Lama temple, Temple of Heaven and the Forbidden City
Forbidden city Beijing is built around the Forbidden City so the palace is the heart of the city. The Forbidden …Read the Rest
The Great Wall
We walked 10 kilometers on top of the Great Wall from the Janshaling entrance till the beginning of the Samatai …Read the Rest
Beijing
I visited Beijing for a week last chrismas with Ann. When I was a kid and I hated travelling, Beijing …Read the Rest
Fulda and Weimar
This was my first weekend with Spanish people since I’m living in Germany! Clérigo was hosting Antonio and Raquel for …Read the Rest
Machu Picchu
My day trip to Machu Picchu was the best experience of my Peruvian trip. I’d have to say this place …Read the Rest
Cuzco
Cuzco is an amazing city full of history placed at 3300m on a fertile valley on the Andes. Cuzco (Cusco, …Read the Rest
Frankfurt and Darmstadt
This was a short trip on November to attend a CS meeting and to visit Nacho. First I went to …Read the Rest
Lima
Lima is the capital of Peru. The city looks messy but modern, with dirty and wide avenues. Lima is flat …Read the Rest
Discovering my roots on South America
After my short South American trip I’ve become very interested on the continent. I’ve been reading a lot about South …Read the Rest
Peru, a South American experience 2008
In October I went for a week long trip to Peru for business reasons. However I didn’t want to flight …Read the Rest
The PoisoonWood Bible: An overview of modern Africa history from the point of view of Barbara Kingsolver
This book is the history of a missionary family, who in 1959 move from Georgia to the fictional village of …Read the Rest
Bamberg
Bamberg was another step in my personal quest to explore South Germany. Bamberg is considered by all the travel guides …Read the Rest
Stuttgart, Ulm and Tübinger
This was another weekend trip traveling in the South of Germany. This time I went to Stuttgart which is only …Read the Rest
Weekend in Spain
I visited Spain for a couple of days after living abroad for almost half a year, and obviously I was …Read the Rest
Rothenburg ob der Tauber and Nürnberg
On my third weekend in Germany I decided to travel alone to Rothemburg and Nürnberg. Rothemborg is a amazing medieval …Read the Rest
Munich, Füssen, Neuschwanstein and Hochschwangau
This was a fast weekend trip with a Philippine coworker. We arrive at Munich on Friday night and we explore …Read the Rest
My firsts days in Germany
Finally on Würzburg! The first thing I notice once I arrived here was the COLD. I was used to hot …Read the Rest
Luggage allowance
On my trip from Korea to Europe I had a bad experience at the airport. I thought that my luggage …Read the Rest
My last week in Seoul. Coming back to Europe
I’ve been living in Seoul for the last 4 months. Soon after arriving here, I started to look for a …Read the Rest
Korea is cute, and full of love
The cuteness is something characteristic of the Japanese culture that also has been influenced in Korea. The cuteness doesn’t stand …Read the Rest
Korean language
This is how a word in korean looks like: Do you think Korean is complicated? It is, but not as …Read the Rest
Korean’s appearance
Before coming to Korea I thought korean people were quite small. I was completely wrong. Korean people is at least …Read the Rest
Korean food
In Korea eating food is a social act. They get together and have meals watered with huge amounts of alcohol. …Read the Rest
Comparing Japanese culture, society and language with Korean’s
Japanese society is very efficient, probably as much as Korean one but they give a lot more importance to quality …Read the Rest
Lost in Jebudo island
Recently I went to Jejudo island with two of my Spanish friend in Seoul, Laura and Gema. This island is …Read the Rest
Getting muddy on Bureyong mudfest
In July I attended the 11th Bureyong mudfest, the most popular summer event in the foreign community and one of …Read the Rest
Joint Security Area
“The Joint Security Area (JSA) or Panmunjeom, is the only portion of the Korean Demilitarized ZoneSouth and North Korean forces …Read the Rest
Remembering a tragedy in Hiroshima
Hiroshima was our last stop in Japan before returning to Seoul (You can also read my Kyoto and Tokyo experiences). …Read the Rest
Exploring the modern Japan in Tokyo
Tokyo is the current capital of Japan and is where you can see modern Japanese culture and society. The first …Read the Rest
Traditional Japanese immersion in Kyoto.
Kyoto is the old capital of the Japanese empire and is still considered the cultural center of the Japanese culture. …Read the Rest