Tag: cicloturismo
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La Ruta 40
Finally on the Ruta 40! The way had been long and not exactly easy but it doesn’t matter; we had made it and now we couldn’t wait to be part of something so epic that it’s difficult to explain in words, but we have to try…
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La Pampa!
All that separated us from the Andes and it’s adventurous Ruta 40 was a thousand kilometres of flat “nothingness” … Will it really be as dull as locals say ?
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America, here we come !
America, where dreams come true, is finally within reach of two adventurous cyclists such as ourselves …
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We’re simply coconuts about Thailand!!
Thailand was supposed to be a piece of cake compared to previous countries. It did, in fact, started off like a dream and then a global pandemic got in the way …
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Cambodia; I definitely Wat to go there
Cambodia is famous for it’s World Heritage Site but it has a lot more to offer. We dove in head first and loved this small country
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Pho-bulous Vietnam?
You’d be crazy not to cycle in Vietnam but, at the same time, you also have to be a little crazy to cycle there! People, culture, food and lots of quirkiness … all of this and much more in this entry about this amazing country
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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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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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