Traveller guide

Japan: Something About Feelings
Published: 12.9.2012
Some of us think that the Japanese somehow mask their feelings, they lock them somewhere deep inside. That they just keeps bowing and smiling, they behave artificially. They are "programmed" to well and worked hard for your business, family, and for Japan. And that might not even have any feelings. On it there is only one answer.

Italy: Alpentrip V. - Lago di Garda I.
Published: 9.9.2012
Lago di Garda - a sort of synonym for an active holiday, which annually attracts thousands of tourists to one of the most beautiful alpine sites, where you come to their particular lovers of all kinds of hiking, biking and windsurfing.

China: By Journalists Eye XVII: Monastery Ta'er 2
Published: 8.9.2012
Ta'er Monastery stands in its place under the mountains near the capital city of Qinghai province since 1560. Main wings shining with colours, teeming with monks, but the buildings with curly roofs that stand up in the hills, doesn’t seem so vividly. In the past, there supposedly lived about 3 thousand monks. Today, there's a fifth of them.

Japan: Traditional Food
Published: 5.9.2012
What do you imagine when you hear words - Japanese food? I know of someone who would have imagined raw fish and rice. Many people mistakenly believe that the Japanese were nothing more than these two foods don’t eat. And the idea of spending weeks on raw fish and rice is then often forces to bring on a trip to Japan packaged with salami.

Italy: Alpentrip IV. - Trento
Published: 2.9.2012
Today we will have a smaller stop in the city, that but from ordinary travelers visit only real admirer of sacred architecture, in the city which combines Central European and Italian cultural heritage.

China: By Journalists Eye XVI.: Ta'er Monastery 1
Published: 1.9.2012
Again our bus is going on the new highway, which I'd read that it was probably built for only one reason - to make available the Tibetan Buddhist monastery Ta'er. And really, this time not waiting for us any boneshaker dirt road and conveniently parked outside the gates of a large complex at the foot of greenish mountains.

Austria, Graz: Schlossberg - Protector Of Graz
Published: 31.8.2012
The majestic fortress for centuries defended the city from enemies and today is a popular resting destination and a major tourist destination.

Japan: Shopping In Metropolis
Published: 29.8.2012
Perhaps every tourist, who in Japan goes into the souvenir shop, must try a lot to don’t buy all goods that shop offers. Tourists are attracted by coloured fans, ceramics, kimonos, traditional Japanese woodcuts reproduction, thousands of objects with cute formulas, and of course the ubiquitous Hello Kitty.

Italy: Alpentrip III. - A Visit to the Ice Man
Published: 26.8.2012
The third part of our journey through the Alps we will talk about Bolzano city, whose greatest attraction became the figure of a man from the Chalcolithic period, whose remains, along with the extremely interesting part of the exhibition exposition South Tyrolean Archaeological Museum.

China: By Journalists Eye XV: Thangka Art
Published: 25.8.2012
Qinghai Province fascinates me at every step, or rather at every kilometre. A mixture of Buddhism and Muslim world humbly exist together is incredibly interesting phenomenon, especially for journalists from far, accelerated, often impersonal and intolerant Europe. This time we are heading into the valley that lies in Rebkong area, the centre of Tibetan art in the province.

Italy: Valle Dei Templi - A Memory Of A Glorious Past
Published: 24.8.2012
In Sicily there are many places, for that its residents can be proud, but Valle dei Templi means more than the others and if you visit it, you will remember long time.

Japan: Transport In Country
Published: 22.8.2012
Tokyo metro, intercity trains, Shinkansens. Warren of stops and tunnels, hundreds of stations and thousands of Japanese who were swarming among the turnstiles, platforms and trains. When tourists imagine this, they are not ready for singing.

Italy: Alpentrip II. – Cross Brenner To The South Tyrol
Published: 19.8.2012
The second part of the journey takes us through the Brenner Pass to the South Tyrol, to a red wine, spirit and memory of K. H. Borovský.

China: By Journalists Eye XIV: Back to 19th century
Published: 18.8.2012
The third day we devoured spell of western China and the knowledge that we have somewhere "behind" Tibet is our "ugly," said attractive. There, under the auspices of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, certainly can´t go, but Tibetan culture we meet at every step.

Italy, Palermo II. - Gloss And Poverty Of The Sicilian Capital
Published: 17.8.2012
Today we walk to see some of the interesting sights of this city.

Japan: Tokyo And Its Lifestyle
Published: 15.8.2012
Tokio. City where are living side by side school children in the old-fashioned uniforms, fashion ladies, who spend the morning by shopping in stores, in the parks and all sorts of corners of the city slacking youth skaters with coloured hair, girls with false eyelashes and twenty centimetres high heels, the dogs wears in mini kimons and of course ubiquitous businessmen.

Austria: Alpentrip I. - Planning And Departure
Published: 12.8.2012
The first part of the new travel series will be about the main points of the planned route, during which a three week visit the Alpine country, mountain lakes and a number of interesting sights and places that are definitely worth seeing.

China: By Journalists Eyes XIII. - At school
Published: 11.8.2012
Our bus finally stops at the end of a long, dirt track, in which about an hour ago has changed as if by magic a modern six-lane highway. My worries we will finish up on the roof, fortunately not materialized, we drove past woods and gouged out before us, football pitch right and green has left. Everything was dominated by ground shabby, battered gray building - school.

Italy, Palermo I - Gloss And Poverty Of The Sicilian Capital
Published: 10.8.2012
Italy is a popular holiday destination and the south - Sicily is a fascinating mixture of cultures that deserves to be known.

Macedonia VII: St. Naum And A Trip To Albania
Published: 8.8.2012
Highly recommended place that I couldn’t forget during my visit to the area of Lake Ohrid in Macedonia, lies 28 km south of Ohrid, Macedonia near the border with Albania. It is the monastery of St. Naum, one of the most important collaborators and followers of Cyril and Methodius.

Do You Know That? Austria: Achensee Lake - Pearl Of The Tyrolean Alps
Published: 5.8.2012
Tyrolean lake Achensee is a quiet countryside corner just off the main corridor holiday direction of Italy. There is an ideal place for romantic nights on the long journey to the sea.

China: By Journalists Eyes XII: To See The Yellow River
Published: 4.8.2012
Our bus goes on the perfectly smooth highway, where we ones a time meet some man in a hat, with a scarf over his face and a broom in his hand - he is alone, far from him you can´t see anything of civilization, the high mountains on both sides, and he sweeps the shoulder.

Macedonia VI: National Park Galicica 2.
Published: 1.8.2012
When I clawed at hill of mountain Galicica, my original destination was the Protestant church in the mountain village Konjsko. But there I didn’t get, but I did not regret it. We went there another afternoon together with my friend, under whose leadership we have found it and could see it.

China: By Journalists Eyes XI: On The Yaks Farm
Published: 28.7.2012
Morning view from hotel window in Xining reveals a breathtaking backdrop. The city is surrounded by high mountains, over which the sun shines and I'm really looking forward for today's trip, which has sometimes copied the former trade artery between Asia and Europe - the Silk Road. The fact that I wet my feet in the Yellow River, it is still like science fiction.

Macedonia V: National Park Galicica 1.
Published: 25.7.2012
When I went to Macedonia, the most that I wanted to visit were the mountains, whose beauty I have already heard a lot. The time I had only for a hike up to the hills, which rises directly above Ochrid lake. It is a mountain Galicica, which was promulgated in 1958 eponymous National Park. The mountains rise to height of about two thousand meters.
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