Planning for 11 months of travel have made us search through amazing amounts of travel blogs without really finding true counterparts out there.
Therefore, we have decided to collect our best advice (experienced first hand) for those few people out there who plan to travel a little like us – with backpacks, hiking boots, tent, and cooking gear, to all sorts of climates, looking for all sorts of nature experiences. And doing it all while travelling as much over land as possible.
Travelling overland and via more uncommon destinations often becomes a challenge as it is hard to find valid information on how to book transport, get from one place to another, cross land borders etc. Below you find our first-hand observations and ways of doing. We hope it will save you precious time to travel instead of researching 🙂
- Mojanda Lakes
- Pululahua — Camping in a Volcanic Crater
- Central America’s Highest Zip-line in La Campa
- The Tajik Pamirs independently
- Independently towards Engels Peak
- Travel tips for Russia and Central Asia
- Escaping the heat of Tashkent in Chimgan
- Uzbek visa: New and easier way
- Explore the Eastern Shore of Lake Baikal independently
- Booking train tickets in Russia
- By ferry from South Korea to Russia
- From Japan to Korea on a small budget
While still being home in Denmark preparing our trip, we encountered our first probelms: What to pack – and how to actually leave Denmark without leaving a mess behind. 😉
- How to leave Denmark for a year
- Packing list – only theoretical so far – we will update as we throw stuff away or buy panties in panic 😉
World Nature on a Shoestring 