This is the second part of my Nepal blog, leaving the Kathmandu valley and exploring the wildlife of Bardiya, Pokhara’s mountain views, and more.

I came to Nepal with a pictures of mountains in my head, and left with so much more - so much in fact I decided to split the blog of this trip into two parts. This is the first one, covering the Kathmandu valley.

In early 2026, the Gulf War caused a little bit of a mess to my travel plans, but on the bright side, the situation led me to Bhutan, one of the more peaceful spots on the planet.

One of the strongholds for both black and white rhino, and home to the last two northern white rhinos in the world, Ol Pejeta’s conservation work is critical to the species.

My second trip to Amboseli National Park in collaboration with IFAW and Pexels, documenting the amazing ecosystem and the people protecting it.

Exploring the famous coastal cities of Brazil, and a few sights on the way after my trip to the Pantanal.

The sights of Hue and Hoi An were my focus for central Vietnam, where I only had a few days after covering the south and on my way to the north. One of my favourite countries in South East Asia.

After several visits to Kenya and Tanzania, each time admiring the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, it was time to get a little closer, and attempt to summit.

In the middle of the Pacific Ocean sits one of the most enigmatic places in the world (and one of the most remote!).

I managed to explore quite a bit of Vietnam over almost 4 weeks in mid 2024 - here is the first blog, starting with its economic centre Hi Chi Minh city and the beautiful Mekong delta.

Famous for its dry landscapes and amazing geological formation, this place is also a great spot to observe the night sky.

The world's largest tropical wetland: Jaguar paradise of the world, and quite a bit more.

Completing the golden triangle of northern India with this post covering Ranthambore National Park and Jaipur.

A short trip through Brussels, Gent, and Bruges, waffles and fries included.

This less well known island of the Philippines is home to some of its more interesting unusual sights.

Exploring the north of India and its incredible Mughal architecture.

Exploring the jungle of Borneo in search for orangutan and spending time with the Dayak tribe.