Elephants in temples and cows on the streets, colourful and faithful barefoot Gods, spicy , but vegetarian food, impeccable roads and something I had never thought I would ever see in India – cleanliness in the streets … Welcome to Tamil Nadu!
It is no longer a secret for anyone – China is becoming a greater economic, political and military power by the day. Many of you may have seen (even only on TV) or heard about the incredible cities that are being built in Shanghai, Guangzhou or Beijing, but there is also the image that everything west of the coast is in decay, extreme poverty, third world country. A few years ago, on the way to Tibet, I visited the capital of the southwestern province – Chengdu, a “town” of several million inhabitants, the capital of the Sichuan province. I was expecting hovels and poor people, but, in exchange, we were surprised in this part of China, too… Unfortunately, in the spring of 2008, the Sichuan province was hit by a strong earthquake. Although more than 4,000 people died in Chengdu, and situated only 50 kilometers away from the epicenter, Chengdu did not suffer major damage.
I have not been to the Republic of Moldova for a long time. Uh, since 2003, it has been nine years already… I guess a lot has changed since then… but, probably, not the very sweet way of speaking of the Moldavians, the good food, the excellent wine and the Bucuria candies (even if you can now find the latter also in my hometown, in Bucharest).
Somewhere, far away, among the thousands of islands of Indonesia, there is an island with the profile of a contortionist – Sulawesi. And, as the island looks weird, it is the perfect place to discover a unique culture which many people would regard it as weird… somewhere in the central areas of the island, surrounded by green mountain massives … Welcome to Tana Toraja!
Somewhere, far away, in the middle of Indochina, there lies one of the most remarkable architectural treasures of mankind. Perhaps the largest religious complex in the world, Angkor Thom brings together more than a hundred temples in the Cambodian jungle, among which the most important is the one who gave its name to the entire complex – Angkor Wat.
La Lituania, situata nell’Europa settentrionale, è un gioiello nascosto tra i paesi baltici. Con la sua ricca storia, la sua cultura affascinante e una natura mozzafiato, questo paese è una destinazione perfetta per un viaggio di lusso. Oggi, ci addentreremo in un viaggio indimenticabile alla scoperta delle meraviglie della Lituania, esplorando luoghi unici e suggerimenti […]
Romania is a country with a rich history and diverse culture, and there are many things to see and do. Some of the most popular tourist attractions include:
The minimum wage in the UK comes up to around £10.10. This means that in a year, you can expect to get paid £25,600. That’s a little more than £2,000 per month. Considering these rates, it’s highly understandable why the UK is the first choice of many immigrants when it comes to work purposes.
It goes without saying that Canada is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. No matter where you are in the second-largest country in the world, there is never a shortage of breathtaking sights to be seen.
Defined by its lush tea plantations, misty hills, gushing streams, cascading waterfalls and salubrious weather, Munnar is a picture-perfect hill station in the Kerala state of India. It draws not only domestic tourists but hordes of international holidaymakers as well, who come for a respite from the scorching South Indian heat and to feast their […]
Hello Everybody !
My name is Cezar (where the nickname "Imperator" comes from) and I have travelled to 105 countries around the world. In this blog, I would like to share with you stories, memories, travel tips & tricks and news to help you plan your journeys !
For any questions or comments, please, feel free to contact me at imperatortravel@yahoo.co.uk
My trip around the world can be summarized in the movie below which I invite you to watch.
