Growing up as an Asian in Europe, i had to travel back and forth between the continents as a kid. And it was hard for me to adjust to the different customs of two entirely different cultures. But when you start traveling around the world, you realize the differences are probably the best our planet has to offer. Let the stories on the streets guide my way through the urban jungle, planning a trip is good, getting lost in translation is (almost always) better.

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           Walking down the busy China town in NYC, participating in cooking classes in Florence, chasing sunrises in Havana or drinking cappuccino in the afternoon just to upset the Italian - travel is highly addicitve, if you are ready to open your mind. Living in the age of Like and Swipe, it hasn´t been easier to get information for spots and events. But you still have to be on the road yourself and capture the stories in your way. Sharing the stories is not merely an action on Insta for me, but also to encourage everyone climb that mountain and cross that river and try that extremely hot dish with chilli in Bangkok themselves.

 

Find out yourself, if there is such thing as "frontier" in your life.