Life is not about the amounts of breaths you take, it's the moments that take your breath away!
Hello and welcome to my blog! My name is Stefanie, I am 26 years old and passionate backpacker! Filled up with wanderlust I am heading to explore the world!
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Life is a journey and only you hold the map! Follow the Paperplane around the world. Never know which destination’s next.
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You may never catch the moment with a camera the same as you can see it with your eyes but at least you can try.
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Four weeks in India passed by so fast that I can’t believe it is already march. The pace of traveling is indeed a reason for the loss of time and we definitely covered quite a lot of the different facets of India within the last 28 days.
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After traveling for a while I felt like I wanna try something new. I heard a few times about volunteering and got more and more curious about it. These days there are a bunch of platforms to find a host for volunteering. As soon as I signed in I got overwhelmed by all the volunteer…
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Happy New Year to everyone! 12 new chapters – 365 chances This is a perfect day to get a little bit nostalgic. I know it’s just another day but still it’s the date when people start getting confused about the ‚this year‘, ’next year‘, ‚last year‘ thing. I like that. It’s kind of fun! I had a…
WeiterlesenWell, I know I’ve been lazy updating my blog during the last weeks. Reviewing the past four weeks in Indonesia I don’t really know where to start my report. After spending two weeks on Java as well as two weeks on Bali and Gili Trawangan I am back in Bangkok now. Detailed posts about my…
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I’ve never used a visa until the very last day before. And actually I even considered to expire my visa. The more time I’ve spent in Thailand the more I wanted to discover the different facets of it. But there is so much more to see in this world and I know that I will…
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All right. Here we go: 3 weeks are over. It already feels like months. After completing the Mae Hong Son Loop in North-Thailand and freezing way more than I expected to within my first 10 days in Southeastasia I decided to head to the south! It was definitely time for sun, sand and beach. Be…
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On the one hand it’s unbelievable it’s only 9 days ago I started this trip and on the other hand it’s hard to imagine only one week passed since I left my life in Germany behind. I was happy to spend the first 7 days together with my friends in the northern part of Thailand…
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Are we there yet? About 6 months ago I decided to let my dream come true! In less than 24 hours I’ll be on the way to Thailand! Incredible! I resigned my job, liquidated my apartment and (hopefully) arranged all the paperwork. Now it’s time to GO! Even if the preparation time was quite short…
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In a huge city full of attractions and tourists, like Bangkok, I wasn’t expecting to find a place like the Airplane Graveyard. As soon as I heard about it I made my way there.
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In a small village close to Ubud I’ve spent a wonderful morning in an open kitchen next to the green rice fields of Bali to learn more about the Indonesian cuisine and culture.
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Without any particular reason I’ve been really excited to finally make my way to Myanmar. I never really knew what to expect from Myanmar but people told me that tourism hasn’t conquered it yet and I really wanted to explore this country before this changes. And I am so happy I did!
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I only spent two whole days in the capital of Myanmar. Most people were telling me it’s not worth staying in Yangon as there is not much to see and it’s a dirty, big city but actually I disagree.
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One of the places I have been most excited about to visit: Bagan. The magic of the sceneries in Bagan is indescribable. Apart from the ancient city of old Bagan there is not really much to see but in my opinion it is way enough to love this place.
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Attending a cooking class has become an important part of my travels – especially in Southeast Asia. As people kept recommending to do the Burmese cooking class in Inle Lake I signed in for a class on a Saturday morning.
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It didn’t take me long to realize that there is so much more to see and to do around Inle Lake than just visiting the lake itself. One can easily spend a week discovering the different areas, handicraft factories and activities in the region.
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One of the first things I’ve been recommended for Myanmar has been the Trek from Kalaw to Inle Lake. As soon as I heard about it I was sure this gonna be fun but I could have never expected it to be as amazing and special as it finally ended up.
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