For me, traveling is more than just a holiday. I want to learn about the world and meet people with different lives and stories. Traveling around the world is also a opportunity for me to take pictures and get some inspiration for my own designs. There's so much beauty in the world I want to see and to capture. That's why I started writing this travel blog. I want to share my experiences - not only the good ones, also the hard ones. Sometimes things go wrong, like missing a flight or getting lost, but these moments are also part of the journey.

What makes me special as a travel blogger is that i'm honest. I don't only show perfect pictures or write about beautiful places. t also talk about the real side of traveling ,the feelings, the challenges, and what i learn.

I hope my stories help others to see the world in a different way and maybe even inspire them to travel, too.

That's exactly what I did.I travelled from South America all the way to North America, all by myself. I saw thousands of different people, loud waterfalls, and quiet forests. It wasn't always easy but that's what made it special. In this blog, i want to tell you what i did, what i learned, and give you some tips if you want to travel too.

Backpackers Hostel for 100€

per night. It was clean and near the old town. I tried ceviche, a cold fish dish with lime juice. it sounds strange, but it's really good.

The best part of my Peru trip was visiting Macchu Picchu.

I booked a 2-day tour for 200€, which included train, hotel, guide, and entrance. It was hard to walk up there, but the view was one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen.

When I arrived in Canada, it felt like another world, it was very clean, calm, and organized.

I stayed at Hi Toronto Hostel for 250 per night. It was safe, had free walking tours, and a kitchen where I cooked my own food to save some money. Toronto is a big city with tall buildings and lots of parks. One of my favorite spots was Kensington Market, a cool area with colorful houses, vintage shops, and street musicians.

I tried poutine, a typical Canadian dish with fries, gravy, and cheese. To be honest, it tasted as strange as it looks.

Back in Toronto, I spent a quiet day in High Parle. It's a huge parle with trees, animals, and little lakes. I took a book, had snacks, and just relaxed. It was nice to have a calm day after so much sightseeing.

Have you ever traveled this far or want to? Let we know in the comments. I’d love to hear your stories too!

General - i didn’t need a visa for Peru or Canada with my German passport but you should still, always check if you need one before you go