A Quick Guide to Jeti Oguz, Kyrgyzstan Updated June 2024, A Quick Guide To Jeti Oguz, Kyrgyzstan was originally written in December 2019 Jeti Oguz is a popular day trip from the nearby town of Karakol. With its red rock “Seven Bulls” and the split in half “Broken Heart”, Jeti Oguz draws in both foreign and domestic […]
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Crossing Kyzyl Art Pass Between Tajikistan & Kyrgyzstan Updated December 2024, Crossing Kyzyl Art Pass Between Tajikistan & Kyrgyzstan was originally published in June 2020 I don’t know why it’s taken me so many years to finally write this post, but I’ve actually crossed the Kyzyl Art Pass border crossing numerous times between Tajikistan and
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5 Things To Do In Osh, Kyrgyzstan + Travel Guide Updated June 2024, 5 Things To Do In Osh, Kyrgyzstan + Travel Guide was originally published in August 2020 The first time I arrived in Osh was after a long trip trekking in Tajikistan’s Fann Mountains and just after completing my first trip along the Pamir Highway. Needless
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A Simple Guide to Central Asia Visas Updated May 2024, The Central Asia Visas Guide was originally written in January 2019 The red tape is finally losing its adherence and the bureaucracy is finally loosening (mostly). Getting visas to Central Asia is only getting easier by the day (cough, cough… except for you, Turkmenistan), with relaxed
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Kyrgyzstan Travel Guide Updated December 2024, The Kyrgyzstan Travel Guide was originally written in April 2018 Kyrgyzstan is a highlight for many travelers that head to Central Asia with its alpine sceneries, fascinating culture, and its relaxed visa policies for many countries. Not to mention Kyrgyzstan is an easy and fairly inexpensive destination to visit thanks
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Ciao From My Apartment In Italy! I was a little vague last month about where I would be traveling and for good reason– I was going to Afghanistan. For a second time, but this time to cover more ground in the country than in my first trip to the Afghan Wakhan Corridor. Of course, this all
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I haven’t wrote anything in 2 months and I don’t particularly give a fuck To catch everyone up, after nearly 100 days on the road, a complete circle of the globe, thousands upon thousands of kilometers flown, driven, biked, hiked, floated and boated, and some unforgettable as well as hilarious taxi rides, countless meetings of
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