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Nouă experiențe de neratat în Mexic
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Colțurile mele preferate din Mexico City
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Gânduri și reflecții

Optimiștii (bată-i vina) în vreme de corona
Ce îi poate învăța budismul pe călători
Cum să NU îi tratăm pe bătrâni în vreme de coronavirus (în ciuda video-ului de la Recorder)
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Interviu cu Laura Ilisii: povești despre călătorii, America Latină și petrecerea carantinei în Peru
Povești (mai mult sau mai puțin) de dragoste, din Venezuela
Prin ochii familiei Mendoza (VI)
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De ce ACUM ar trebui să călătorești mai degrabă în România decât în afară
De ce Medellín (casa lui Pablo Escobar) o să devină orașul visurilor tale
Motive pentru a călători în Guatemala

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Roadtripuri în România, Munții Rodnei

Roadtripuri: trei călătorii cu mașina pentru a redescoperi România

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Corners of Bucharest.

Corners of Bucharest.

Palomino was not only my favourite seaside village

Palomino was not only my favourite seaside village in Colombia, but also the place from where I head towards meeting the Kogi tribe, a pre-colombian society who lives in the jungle of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
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With great strengh and stubbornness they have resisted the modernity and are still preserving their ancestors' customs and way of living, both of which are deeply connected to the nature. Kogis take care of their land and their community: these are instincts embodied in the depth of their genes.
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But there was a particular story told by my guide that impressed me to tears. At the time I visited the Kogi tribe, alcoholism was about to become a real problem for the community. Given that they had no education regarding this matter and that the alcohol was such a new issue for all of them, some of the men were getting into enhaced intoxication states, falling asleep on the edge of the roads or in the middle of the jungle, in which cases, their women, as sad and helpless as they could be, were waiting for them to wake up even for as long as 12 hours.
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The same "civilization" that indirectly introduced alcohol to this indigeous community stayed indifferent to the harmful effects such a drog could have on people who know nothing about it.

Thank you, May. You were awesome. Can't wait for o

Thank you, May. You were awesome. Can't wait for our next encounter😽

Dresses that win the race against time and smell l

Dresses that win the race against time and smell like early youth. ☺️
Încă #stămacasă

The most intense experience I had in the one and a

The most intense experience I had in the one and a half years of traveling through Latin America. A life-time lesson and a reminder of how lucky most of us are and how little we do for those who now need the most.
I will be grateful forever to the Venezuelan family that hosted me and treated me like nothing less than one of theirs.
I am thinking about you, guys, more often than you would imagine, and I hope you are well. #venezuela

I had arrived at Guanajuato, I rushingly let my ba

I had arrived at Guanajuato, I rushingly let my backpack at the hostel and I headed towards meeting its streets, seeing its central plaza, tasting its tacos, feeling its pulse. The same ritual I used to follow every time when the national buses led me to a new place.
This city needed less than 200m to make me aware that, even though belonging to the same Mexico, it was one step ahead of everything I had known by then. Although the same irreprochable weather, delicious food and the typical Mexican people, whom one could meet for the first time at a food stand queue and with whom one could easily spend half of the night - as with some good, old, high-school friends.
Guanajuato had them all and something more: a unique blend of Medieval and college town, touristic and authentic, foreigner and yet peculiarly familiar.

The walk I referred to makes for one of those moments I couldn't decide who to be grateful to first for the chance of being there. •
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Am ajuns în Guanajuato, mi-am lăsat bagajul la hostel în grabă și am pornit-o să-i cunosc străzile, să-i văd piața centrală, să îi încerc tacoșii, să îi iau pulsul. Cum făceam în fiecare loc nou în care mă purtau autobuzele naționale.
I-a luat acestui oraș mai puțin de 200 de metri să mă facă să înțeleg că, deși tot Mexic, era un nivel peste ce mai cunoscusem până atunci. Da, aceeași climă ireproșabilă, aceeași mâncare delicioasă și aceeași oameni pe care poți să îi cunoști la coada unui stand cu quesadilla pentru a petrece în compania lor jumătate de noapte (ca și cum v-ati cunoaște din liceu). Guanajuato le avea pe toate și ceva în plus: un amestec inexplicabil de iz de oraș medieval și centru studențesc, turistic și autentic, diferit și totuși curios de familiar.
Plimbarea cu pricina a fost unul dintre momentele alea în care nu mai știam cui să îi mulțumesc pentru șansa de a ma afla acolo.

I will always remember this period as a blessing.

I will always remember this period as a blessing. A second chance for me and my mother to maturely work on creating beautiful bonds between us. A time when I've been reconnecting with tons of beloved people I have met throughout my life. Days free of alcohol, cigarettes, and sugar. Months during which I've been working on what I most long for (writing). Probably the best healthiest most creative food ever has been filling the pots in my fridge (cooked by the same mom).
We should more often remember that, for many others, staying home is an unaffordable luxury - those who would stay home, away from the virus, but cannot because they need to feed their families. Thinking about them has been shadowing my state of mind these days, making me feel powerless for not being able to share what I have.

One of the best things I've read lately: "And, may

One of the best things I've read lately:
"And, maybe, here lies the answer to the question of why people in our culture try so rarely to learn this art (of love), in spite of their obvious failures: in spite of the deep-seated craving for love, almost everything else is considered to be more important than love: success, prestige, money, power – almost all our energy is used for the learning of how to achieve these aims, and almost none to learn the art of loving.” - Erich Fromm

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