We chose Budapest as the destination to celebrate my birthday. Its rich blend of history, culture, and modern comforts attracted us. We wanted a city that offered meaningful exploration and memorable experiences. Budapest stood out for its historical depth, lively atmosphere, and inviting charm. The ideal backdrop for a personal celebration.
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Preparing Bagabonda was a job that took longer, was more expensive, and included more administrative tasks than I had hoped for.
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I’ve visited Lisbon a few times over the past year and could take some cool images.
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Dubai in February is the rare kind of sensible. The light is bright but not aggressive, and the evenings arrive with a soft breeze; you can walk outside without feeling like you have been personally introduced to a hairdryer. We landed with that familiar mix of jet lag and optimism, the kind that makes even airport coffee taste like a life choice.
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The open sewers that crossed the major axes of Antwerp in the middle ages have been covered by Napoleon. The city of Antwerp now makes it possible to visit these underground sewers and see the city from a different angle.
Read moreAfter a crazy summer, time for a break in Croatia!
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One of the more impressive constructions to visit in Panama is the locks of the Panama Canal at Agua Clara.
Read moreAnd so, our stay in South Korea came to an end. Ready to cross the Sea of Japan, and continue the journey in Japan. First stop: Fukuoka.
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After acclimatization to South Korea in Seoul, time to move south. Busan is the Koreas second-largest city. At the center a commercial and fishing harbor. It’s also the place where you can take the ferry to Fukuoka, Japan.
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Koen Blanquart
Koen Blanquart
Koen Blanquart