some of my most memorable travel experiences are simply living in the countryside for a week or two. not chasing any unesco world heritage sites but simply living as a villager. yes, it's quiet, sometimes too much even. but the peace it brings is unmatched. never thought i had the ability to li

if you're in Oslo , i'm gonna just put it out there that fredrikstad is so much prettier than oslo 🤣 i LOVE oslo, don't get me wrong. but as a nature girly, oslo is ultimately still a modern city and going 1 hour out of the city to fredrikstad was the perfect escape to nature! so plea

I was thinking the other day about my experience living in Norway for six months. And I realised that though I am used to the way of life and mindset over there now, it was quite a huge cultural shock for me back when I first arrived. I just thought that it was so interesting how we are all humans

hands down the MOST gorgeous hike we've been on in the dolomites 🥹 this is a lake hidden 2 hours deep within the mountains and it feels so much more special knowing that you have to hike through the rocky terrains just to be able to see this beauty ❤️ had so much fun hiking this trail too!!

vanlife isn't easy. it means withstanding the forces of nature and that makes the experience so beautiful AND tough at the same time. my first time doing vanlife was filled with car breakdowns and my second time involved cooking in the outdoors while it's raining and freezing at the same ti

i remember waking up in our pop-up roof in the van, realising that the mattress was a little wet from the rain throughout the night and pure dread and disgust that flowed through my body 🤣 and then climbing down to the living area and realising that our clothes were still not dry. and because we di

not so rich in the wallet after this year's vacation but definitely rich in experiences 💗 i would do this all over again even if it means being drenched by the rain 🥹 #dolomites #travelling #adultingthings #traveldestination #italytravel