TRAVEL

Karachi to the world

Slowly attempting to write about my experiences in all the countries/cities I've visited.

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Free Town
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Free Town
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Pit Stop in Chisinau
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Pit Stop in Chisinau
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The Ultimate Tourist Guide to Karachi
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The Ultimate Tourist Guide to Karachi
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Buenos Aires for the Soul
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Buenos Aires for the Soul
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Bienvenidos a Bolivia
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Bienvenidos a Bolivia
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Jordan by Ruins
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Jordan by Ruins
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5 Days in Hong Kong
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5 Days in Hong Kong
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Some work is published externally and cross-posted here. I also have a related photoblog where I post specific travel experiences (and way more pictures), and link it in different posts. All my writing (travel and otherwise) can be found here.

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Going through old travel pictures finally. Cairo, three years ago.
This sweet boy followed us around one afternoon
Going back to the streets of Freetown 👀
Was lucky enough to get up early and explore the streets (mostly) all by myself, to a slowly waking city
Honest work
Connections
Bougainvillea
Florerias
The beautiful Gaudi-style cathedral in the center of San Miguel de Allende
A few days ago, I was lucky enough to be invited to a wedding in Mexico (my first Mexican wedding) in the beautiful city of Queretaro. From there, I took a bus to the popular tourist town of San Miguel de Allende, by myself. I’m super used to t
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Strolling downtown Freetown #ayesalone
Exploring Hill Station, Freetown, on a rainy day. Remnants of old colonial buildings.
Freetown is one of the leafiest cities I’ve been to, as evident here. It’s not really a top tourist destination, but I’m putting together a quick list of what to do in Freetown on my site soon. Going to keep sharing from Sierra Leo
This dock was one of the first ports built by the Portuguese to bring slaves to shore to Freetown. It now seems to function as a market/dock area. Correct me if I’m wrong @Dereque.
Legend goes there are only two traffic lights in the whole city of Freetown.