We have been back from our road trip holiday for this summer. It was a lengthy but interesting drive through different cities we haven’t been before. We spent our summer holiday in Málaga last year and we liked the city a lot. We’ve been to Barcelona several times but it’s not after we visited Málaga […]
15 Ways To Make Money While Travelling The World
Someone said, “Your dream job doesn’t exist”. But in today’s world there exist ideas that can create a job or business that can suit your daily routine and you can perform the job without any hassle. As a blogger, many people asked that is there any way that can help them earn money while travelling. […]
Drielandenpunt or The Three-Country Point
If we had not taken a road trip we would not have been to this place. The three-country point or Drielandenpunt in Dutch is a tri-border area between Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. After our stay in Rotterdam, we drove to Aachen as planned but on our way there we decided to drive to Vaalserberg, […]
Just Want to Say Sorry for the Inconvenience!
It was known to us by our server provider that this blog or site has been flagged for containing harmful codes. I did not notice it since I seldom visit my own blog as of late. I have been busy with my work and study and I could hardly find time to write once a […]
Asparagus Soup and A Buffet of Desserts
We spent a night in Pforzheim-Niefern, Germany after a long drive from Quedlinburg, also in Germany. We just can’t get enough of Germany when we are on a road trip. Every city in this country is different and there’s always something new to see. Anyway, while in Pforzheim (it’s not easy for me to say […]
Holy Week Road Trip: Finding A Cross
The most unusual thing we’ve found or discovered so far on our road trips was the little statue of Jesus on the cross. The mere fact that it was a Holy Week when we drove to Barcelona last year the coincidence of spotting the statue was a bit convenient. We had no idea why it’s […]
The Historical Pont du Gard in France
After an overnight stay in NImes, France we drove to Vers-Pont-du-Gard, a town where the Pont-du-Gard is situated. The majestic aqueduct was built by the Romans in the first century AD. The 50-kilometre system bridge was used to carry water from a spring at Uzes (town) to the Roman colony of Nimes. Because of its […]
