A few months ago I was interviewed by Outdoor Exploration 户外探险 magazine, one of the biggest adventure magazines in China.
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Read MoreBetween traveling, working, and living, I have spent little over 8 years of my life in Asia. Exploring and discovering this continent had always been my life's dream for
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Read MoreIt's the third time in my life that arrive in India and the second by bicycle. 13 years ago, I was arriving for the first time and at 22 years old, I was barely a kid carrying a backpack with little experience in comparison to the present.
Read MoreLeaving the Himalayas for the lowlands of the Terai was the beginning of the immersion in the Nepalese rural life. Away from the hordes of tourists that come and go to the high Himalayas, Pokhara, Kathmandu and the eastern Terai, you have this small country pretty much for yourself.
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Read More70 days in Japan. 25 days cycling across it and 45 days working in Tokyo were more than enough, perhaps too much.
Read MoreDuring these 70 days in the most technologically developed country of the planet, we've seen many amazing things. At some level, after some time of being here, one feels that the
Read MoreAfter leaving Kyoto, we finally entered the last stretch to Tokyo. It was a road in the future towards the future. We decided to cycle the 550 km along route 1, the road that
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Arriving in Honshu is entering the most developed part of Japan and also the coldest from a human perspective. It is the true gateway to a couple of centuries later,
Despite the virtually infinite urban continuum along Japanese routes, there are some places where there is relatively a higher proportion of nature. Needless to say, it is never
Read MoreGetting to Japan is like leaving the present and take a leap into the future, at least technologically (I hope!). Even coming from Korea, which is on the right track to become "the future" soon, the impact is remarkable.
Read MoreKorea seems fully aware of the problems that come with such an excess of technology and a population of workaholics. To try to compensate for these new "bad habits",
Read MoreSouth Korea is the country number 50 that I visit, and after almost a year of pedaling mainly through remote regions of Asia, arriving in Korea was like an abrupt jump into
Read MoreWe crossed into China with a voracious appetite. It was not the hunger as much as the necessity we had to eat well, to eat delicious food and nothing better than being back in China to accomplish this.
Read MoreHaving cycled across Mongolia meant having made a long-time dream come true. 55 days that felt like leaving the time and space in which one is used to live in.
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