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One quick word about; cycling with newbies !!
Many long-distance bicycle travellers manage to convince a friend or family member to try out the nomad lifestyle while on the road. Here’s a post about our experiences travelling with people who have joined us on our adventure for a while. Impressions, tips, and much more !
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Stupa-fying adventures in Myanmar
Myanmar surprises and astonishes but there are also darker sides to this country which are equally interesting …
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Giving India a second chance
Having had a difficult time the first time we were here, we thought that we were heading for the same kind of trouble. But the universe doesn’t work that way …
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Ups and downs in Nepal
Although we enjoyed our time in Nepal very much and we still recommend it as a cycling destination, it’s also a land of huge contrasts and you never know what’s around the corner …
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Border Bordel
Being land travellers and having decided to go from Northern Europe to the tip of South East Asia, we cannot escape borders and everything which comes with them. Borders are very stressful places for long distance cyclists and, in this post, we would like to show you why we consider them the worst thing on our trip!
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Nothing Like India
India has a terrible reputation when it comes to road safety and for this reason alone we weren’t really looking into it. We did, however, manage to learn a lot about things which don’t normally catch our eyes …
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“Blinded” by selfies in Pakistan
Weeks before entering Pakistan, we already had a love/hate relationship with it…
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China, Chi-no!
Our time in China was nothing like we were expecting. We ended up doing very little cycling and a lot of discovering, not just the uniqueness of Xinjiang Province and how the Chinese government tries to control absolutely everything, but also about ourselves.
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About that Time we Went to the Pakistani Border Knowing we Didn’t Have a Visa
Bad Internet on The Pamir, nowhere to go to in China and terrible IT systems in Pakistan; a story about cycling to Nepal
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