12 Stories of Overlanders affected by Covid-19 From Guatemala to Saudi Arabia, from Usbekistan to Laos and Tasmania – overland travellers are facing restrictions, curfews, border closures and shutdowns brought on by the pandemic.Most of… 12 Overlanders affected by Covid-19
Yesterday, while wandering around the night market on Koh Pangan (Thailand), I met Kasia. At first glance, Kasia looked like a classic Polish woman on an exotic vacation, accompanied by her husband, with two blond… Pakistani Truck Art (by Zofia)
Pho Win Taung was the first and I guess my favorite tourist attraction we visited in Myanmar. A complex of almost 1000 caves full of sculptures and images of Buddha. This place was not in… Pho Win Taung (by Zofia)
Bagan – a place that is on all postcards and posters from Myanmar. More than 2000 Buddhist pagodas and almost 1000 temples make the landscape truly memorable. I enjoyed exploring it from all perspectives –… Pagodas of Bagan (by Zofia)
Für Deutsch nach unten scrollen! Not much has happened since we decided to settle down on Koh Chang 5 weeks ago. Because camping did not seem safe to me during the curfew, we moved from… Quarantine Island – Salty Hair and Sandy Feet
Until now Koh Chang is not closed or under curfew but there are very few people outside. Ferries are still running and we can move freely. But beaches are completely empty and most bars, beach… Day 375 – When Paradise is closed
We are already one week on our beach on Koh Chang and try to isolate ourselves as much as possible. That means we stay close to the van and I only leave “home” to do… Day 367 – #westayathome
On this day 1 year ago, I started my journey from my hometown in Austria, planning to drive along the ancient Silkroad and the legendary Hippietrail through Austria, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal,… Day 365 – One year on the road!
Many thoughts went through my head the last week: Is this the end of the Silkroad? Have I reached it now? Will the virus stop us now? In the last year, Zofia and I went… Day 363 – The End of the Silkroad?