Paris may seem busy, frantic, even overwhelming at times. With its bustling avenues, offices, shops, monuments, and museums, the city is one of the most visited in the world. It’s home to workers, residents, and travellers who cross paths both aboveground and underground (in the métro). That’s why finding a moment of quiet is essential. Parks and gardens in Paris offer us just that: a chance to rest our souls, meet friends over a summer picnic, take a breather from the stress even in win...| a fab journey
To many, the very name Samarkand rings like a dream. Echoes of ancient history and epic tales resound in our collective imagination. It is the only city three great leaders fought over: Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan and Emir Timur all coveted this pivotal point, which in the 15th century became part of the Silk Road, that vast network that enabled the exchange of knowledge, riches, materials and arts between the great cultures of Europe and Asia. When I arrived in Samarkand, it truly felt...| a fab journey
Discover Kyrgyz food with these must-try dishes: manty, besh barmak, lagman, ashlan-fu, shorpo, and even Kyrgyzstan’s beloved pear lemonade.| a fab journey
The small town of Karakol, east of Issyk-Kul Lake, was the nicest surprise of our trip in Kyrgyzstan. Since the highlight of our Kyrgyzstan adventure was supposed to be the horse-riding trek, we hadn’t given much thought to the rest of the itinerary at first. But a bit of research told us we should plan at least the basics, especially because transportation is not always straightforward. Once you’ve caught a marshrutka to Karakol at the new Bishkek bus station (don’t get mistaken by old...| a fab journey
A horse-riding trek in Kyrgyzstan is a highlight for most. Here is my experience of a 3-Day Horseriding Trek from Kyzart to Song-kul lake.| a fab journey
Did you know Paris is home to several kilometers of covered galleries dating back to the 19th century? The Parisian covered passages are nostalgic spots with a very picturesque atmosphere and one of my favourite places to hang out in the heart of Paris. Paris’ hidden galleries, mostly nestled between the bustling Grands Boulevards and Palais Royal, offer a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to the 19th century. Originating as early as the 1800s, these passages were built to offer s...| a fab journey
Welcome to Rue Montorgueil! This central and historic food street in the heart of Paris gave its name to a charming quarter stretching from Sentier to Les Halles. The area forms a picturesque network of small pedestrian streets lined with cobblestones, which is a real delight to explore on foot. The surroundings are a haven for food enthusiasts. That’s why we’re embarking together on a food tour in Rue Montorgueil! Rue Montorgueil: A Historical Food Street Historically, Rue Montorgueil (e...| a fab journey
Learn the Parisian etiquette: what to expect at a cafe terrace, how to ride the Metro, should you kiss your French friends on their cheeks?| a fab journey
Thanks to its old cherry tree the Jardin des Plantes has become one of the go-to places to experience the hanami (sakura season) in Paris.| a fab journey
