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Time to leave beautiful and awesome Laos for another amazing country: Vietnam. Late at night, we arrived in Hanoi via plane and took the first hotel we found.

After 7,5 hours in that small Mini Van (it IS a MINI Van) with 19 persons, we finally arrived Luang Prabang. Please enjoy the pics below and I hope for you, that you never ride in a Mini Van with 19 persons…

After 22 hours of flying thousands of miles and a stop in Bangkok, we arrived finally early in the morning in lovely Vientiane, the capital of Laos. We checked a guesthouse with tripadvisor; to feel a bit like in Germany, we decided for the Bayern Guesthouse.

Another weekend trip was in early May to Dublin in Ireland. The idea for that trip was already quite old, but we needed some time to get a perfect flight from a time perspective.

Early March we spent a weekend in beautiful Lisboa. As weather was still not nice in Germany, we had a windy but very sunny sky in Lisboa. It was already around 20° C and clear sky.

Planned already some years ago, we did it finally this February: Carneval in Venezia 🙂 Well, the total trip was 36 hours; 12 hours to drive down to Venezia, 12 hours to celebrate the Carneval and 12 hours heading back home again. But it was absolutely worth to take this experience as this show at…

Our last evening before we flew back home, we spent again in Havana as there was the international airport which we took to get home. The flight was quite late, thats why we had some time to find some nice oldtimers. And we found some…

Trinidad is well know because of different reasons. One for sure is the revolution. Another one are the cobbled streets. You can find them everywhere around the old city and downtown area.

Playa Larga in Kuba. Beginning and End. A place you have to visit. A place which is far away from tourism but not far away from a unique idyllique and special beach (besides Thailand… which still has the most impressive beaches and the most beautiful places of near-sea-landscape…)

Just arrived in the legendary Val de Vinales, we found our family owned guest house and decided to explore the landscape around us – although as there was so much rain.