Episode 1: Mother India (15 minutes video)
It has taken a while but I finally completed the first episode of my wordtrip. Curious how my worldtrip started last year? Discover & enjoy the first episode… Mother India !! Suscribe yourselves to my website & LIKE my FB page Backpacking Around The Globe to be notified of the next upcoming episodes !! A … Continue reading
Episode 1: India (Short video – Intro only!)
First of all, I wanna thank you all out there, who are following me in my adventures and keep inspiring me to continue this journey! I realize it has been a while since I posted something here… Not because nothing was going on, on the contrary! In fact, there was so much going on since … Continue reading
This Is Not The End !! (2 minutes video teaser)
Here I am… back in good old Belgium daydreaming about that unforgettable journey I just lived… I feel so blessed and lucky that I was able to fulfill my dream and it would never had been so memorable without all the great people who crossed my path. So thank you to all the people I … Continue reading
The Jungle Inca Trail
The Inca Trail… A legendary hike that captures the incredible landscapes of the ancient route of the inca’s & the majestic power of the world-famous Machu Picchu! As expected, the Inca Trail didn’t lose popularity and was fully booked for the next 2 months! So Golnaz & I had to chose for one of the … Continue reading
The Nazca Lines
The famous & mysterious Nazca lines was our next stop. I took the local ‘Soyuz’ bus (located around the corner from Cruz Del Sur terminal) in Ica (2h30 – 11 soles) while Golnaz had to catch the Cruz Del Sur bus. People adviced Golnaz & me not to book a flight above the Nazca Lines … Continue reading
The Great Wall
After a long 14h ride on the train from Xi’an, I finally arrived in Beijing West. Of course you can also take the high speed train but the first one leaves around 7am so I chose the night train to have 3 full days in Beijing (aka Peking). I would stay with Lee, a 26y … Continue reading
The host
The Dragon Boat festival was on and that means it was a nightmare to find a free seat / bed on the trains to Xi’an. So in the end I had to opt for a flight. This time I flew with Juneyao Airlines. I must say there are better than Spring Airlines because for the … Continue reading
My Son
My Son is a cluster of abandoned and partially ruined Hindu temples constructed between the 4th and the 14th century AD by the kings of Champa. The temples are dedicated to the worship of the god Shiva, known under various local names, the most important of which is “Bhadresvara” It lies in the middle … Continue reading
Angkor Wat
Siem Reap is the perfect getaway to the mystical temples of Angkor aka Yasodharapura. And so after meeting my dear Italian friend Alessandra, we rented a bike and cycled to this huge forest area. Angkor counts more than 2000 tempels & spreads out on a total surface of 400km2! It has become the symbol of … Continue reading
Didier Van Bellinghen
Backpacking Around The Globe - 2013 