First Light at Angkor: A Timeless Experience 🌞🛕🇰🇭
The day finally came – the day I got to check off yet another destination from my childhood dream list: Angkor Wat! A childhood dream turned reality! 🤩
And to say I was excited would be the understatement of the century. This was the place I had been looking forward to the most on my entire trip. The fact that I was now in Cambodia, about to wander around Angkor Wat, marvel at its incredible architecture, and soak in the ancient atmosphere felt completely surreal. But here I was 😍
Siem Reap Diaries: Chasing a Childhood Dream 🇰🇭✈️
The last day in Chiang Mai had arrived, and I checked out of my room at Art Mai Gallery Hotel with mixed feelings. On one hand, I had completely fallen in love with Chiang Mai – its cozy atmosphere and culinary offerings had won me over. But on the other hand, I was excited for the next adventure. Don’t they say, “All goodbyes lead to new hellos?” 😁 But at the same time, we must remember that goodbyes are simply reminders of good moments and the possibility of a reunion, right? 😉😜
Buddha’s Bullet – Finding Nirvana with a 9mm 🔫😌
So, my last day in Chiang Mai – what did I have planned? Shooting! Because why not?
Adventure, Food & Faith: A Rush of a Lifetime & Inner Peace 🕉️
I’ve tried ziplining before – six years ago in Singapore – but I still remember how insanely fun it was! So, of course, I had to do it again, and what better place than Thailand, which is literally packed with crazy zipline adventures? And guess what? Thailand is also home to Asia’s longest zipline, which just happens to be in Chiang Mai. So, obviously, that was THE main reason I decided to spend a few days here. Asia’s longest zipline AND mountains? THE DREAM.
Chiang Mai Calling – And A Detour in Chiang Rai 😃✈️🛕☸️
Two Weeks, Two Countries & Zero Regrets – Because Denmark is cold AF 😂
So, winter hit, and like every year, I had one mission: GET OUT. Seriously, Denmark in January? No, thanks 😂
I decided back in autumn that I needed a proper escape to somewhere warm, tropical, and far enough away that I could pretend winter didn’t exist. And since getting to Asia already takes a solid eternity, I figured I might as well make it a two-week adventure.