You can generally make use of any stone, really – you could use it to fight off dogs who attack you or it could, of course, trip you and make you twist your ankle. In any case, whether it ends … Read More
As our dear mentors warned us at the beginning of our Social Sabbatical time in Beijing, we were getting more and more tired as the time was passing by. Combining hard work for our NGOs and Beijing’s every day rushed life, we … Read More
Welcome to a story bound to describe what was and still is an incredible experience! Not just volunteering in China, not just a social sabbatical in Beijing. An experience to shake images and stereotypes, to trigger a small change for … Read More
Sometimes the last days of a journey pass in quiet melancholy, boredom, or a light depression, provoked by the impending return home. At the end of our trip to South America, just the opposite happened – we weren’t melancholic or … Read More
The little village of San Pedro de Atacama is situated on the edge of the driest desert in the world – the Atacama Desert. This is how you can do your tour to San Pedro de Atacama. You’ll know it … Read More
The bus as a mode of transportation has many advantages. Lest it seems we complain too much, we are going to tell you about the 8-hour journey from Mendoza to Santiago that took us straight through the mountain. Santiago is … Read More