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Off the Beaten Track – On the Great Wall

November 12, 2013by Gunnar Leave a comment

Imagining myself climbing the Great Wall was my ultimate symbol of being in China. Being too exhausted from traveling to go there in 2005, I finally turned it into reality.  […]

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Beijing, China, Trans-Siberian

Smog and other Wonders – Beijing Stories

November 7, 2013by Gunnar Leave a comment

I encountered Beijing first from it`s worst side: The smog makes one believe he just entered a smoldering hell. But after my lungs worked through their first shock – wow!

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Beijing, China, Trans-Siberian

Airag, Genghis, and Oktoberfest – Ulan Bator, Mongolia’s Capital

November 1, 2013by Gunnar 2 Comments

Mongolia’s capital Ulan Bator may not be a great showcase for beautiful Mongolia (well, scratch that may – it is not!). However, it prooved to be a good entrance – […]

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Mongolia, Trans-Siberian

9,000km – Trans-Siberian Railway Insights

October 28, 2013by Gunnar 3 Comments

After completing the likely longest trip on a train I will ever do, I just had to write a little “how-to” article about it… 

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General Info, Trans-Siberian

Ode to a Russian Minivan – Gobi Desert Tour in Mongolia

October 25, 2013by Gunnar 1 Comment

Beautiful! Extreme divers and vast! Wild and harsh. Freezing cold. Warm people. Mongolia was what I expected – and more.

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Mongolia, Trans-Siberian

Siberian Hospitality and Father Baikal – Irkutsk and Lake Baikal

October 10, 2013by Gunnar 1 Comment

Via Ekaterienburg I finally reached Siberia – and was amazed about the hospitality of it’s people and it’s natural wonder: Lake Baikal.

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Russia, Trans-Siberian

Rain, snow, and Carmina Burana – Tatar Capital Kazan

September 30, 2013by Gunnar 3 Comments

In Kazan I visited Russia’s capital of Islam culture – and what is more: A beautiful city with a long history and a grand opera. 

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Russia, Trans-Siberian

Learning Russian Jokes: Moscow

September 25, 2013by Gunnar Leave a comment

Discovering vast Moscow by night and day with all it’s treausures.

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Russia, Trans-Siberian

Unveiling the Pearl – Saint Petersburg (Part II)

September 22, 2013by Gunnar Leave a comment

Now let’s get serious… The really heavy stuff: St. Petersburg Metro, Peterhof, Hermitage, etc. – The true gems of the city!

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Russia, Trans-Siberian

Entering the Outland: Riga & Saint Petersburg (Part I)

September 22, 2013by Gunnar Leave a comment

My adventure starts in Latvias capital, Riga. But soon enough I am drawn into luring Saint Petersburg, Russias European pearl.

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Latvia, Russia, Trans-Siberian

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