The journey in Egypt can be divided into distinct pre-and post-stages. The first half was quite hard, looking for public transportation all day, and the language barrier was inconvenient to communicate, but it failed to shake my determination to save money. By the second half, things began to change. Along the way, I met all kinds of drivers, both good and unpleasant experiences, which should be regarded as a special record. The most common places to encounter drivers during travel tend to be airports-in Egypt, some airports don’t have public transportation at all, and you have no choice but to take a taxi. Of course, online car-hailing is also one…

As a person with almost zero historical knowledge, who would have thought that he didn’t even know the word? I never thought that after living for decades, I might not even recognize the numbers. But this is indeed my real experience-the “Arabic numerals” used in Egypt are completely different from what we usually know. Egyptians speak Arabic, but if you leave without doing your homework, you could have a complete meltdown while taking a taxi. All the questions spew out at the moment of seeing the taxi on the road: What about Arabic numerals? What are those winding license plate numbers? Egypt’s license plate does consist of Arabic numerals, but…

  Itinerary highlights: ① Visit the isolated islands by boat and look for traces of Arctic puffins. ② Arrange five Faroe Islands characteristic hikes, covering cliff lakes, isolated island lighthouses, fjord crossing and uninhabited islands, and feel the isolated beauty of the North Atlantic from a deep perspective. ③ Stay in a local village hotel for two nights, taste home-cooked flavors, and enjoy the quiet amid the sound of birds and waves. ④ Selected classic areas of Iceland: southern coast, Golden Circle and Snaishan Peninsula; Experience ATV off-road with glacier hiking. ⑤ Experienced guides flexibly respond to changing weather and optimize your itinerary according to the actual situation. Itinerary overview…

The thing I think about the most at the beginning of planning a trip is often the season. Spring, summer, autumn and winter rotate. Undoubtedly, spring and autumn are always the most suitable seasons for travel. What about the remaining two seasons-is it better to travel in winter or summer? The most obvious problem with summer travel is sweating. Walking around all day, sweating, means frequent washing, so you have to prepare multiple sets of changing clothes. Traveling in summer is also easy to worry about heatstroke. After all, not everyone can adapt to the hot weather. Besides, there is a saying of “bitter summer”-when you play in the hot…

When traveling poorly in Georgia, it is recommended to buy a local transportation card and pay attention to taking advantage of the discount of “limited time transfer free”. If the place you want to go is close, you can calculate the time in advance. About transportation cards It can be handled at the manual counter of the subway station, and the business card printing fee is 2 lari, which can be refunded when not in use. When I applied for the card, I wasn’t sure how many buses I would take. I thought it was more convenient to recharge 5 lari, so I asked the staff to recharge 3 lari.…

On the way to the small village, my old illness relapsed, so I separated from my companions. They continued their journey into the mountains while I returned to the town of Mestia. It’s “downtown”, but in fact Mestia is just a small town. Because it is close to the snow-capped mountain hiking route, it is also the starting point for many people to hike. At that time, I didn’t think of hitchhiking. I planned to walk along the road and riverbank. Dozens of kilometers were regarded as a mountain stroll, which was quite good. I didn’t expect to meet an old man like that-driving a truck. The car suddenly stopped,…