This isn’t influencer travel. No lounges. No infinity pools. No fake smiles next to overpriced landmarks.
This is real travel — dusty roads, dead-end alleys, busted signs, and food so good (or dangerous) it should come with a waiver.
I don’t land in a country and start sightseeing. I drop my bag and hit the slums first — talk to locals, see what they see. I want the truth about a place, not the polished version for tourists.
I dive, I drive, I camp — from backroads to coastlines, from mountains to god-knows-where. Sometimes it’s peaceful, sometimes it’s chaos. But it’s always real.
And whatever I learn along the way — I’ll share it here, no filter, no sugarcoating. Just raw, honest travel the way it should be.
Belarus isn’t Siberia, and yes, we’ve got Wi-Fi. It’s castles, forests, draniki on steroids, and winters that train you for penguin life. Messy, beautiful, frustrating, hilarious — just like family. It’s home.
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Discover Oman’s off-roading gems — from Bausher sands to Jabal Akhdar and hidden lakes — where the real adventure begins beyond the pavement.
Oman Off-Roading: Real Fun Starts Here Read More »
Oman’s summer isn’t “hot” — it’s an endurance test. From car dashboards hot enough to fry eggs, to nights in Muscat that feel like breathing soup, surviving here means planning ahead, staying cool, and avoiding the rookie mistakes that will cook you, your car, or both.
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