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DestinationsDecember 1, 2017April 4, 2018

5 Reasons why you should visit Qatar

Qatar is a wonderful place, let no-one convince you otherwise.

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Salut! I’m Sarah Berthe, the voice behind this travel blog. I left my 9-5 job as a Software Engineer of 6 years at a Fortune 500 company to travel the world. You can read more about me here.

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Our humble refuge at the summit. After a long and unexpected climb, I was so relieved to have found some shelter - a place to rest and refuel. My butt was literally shaking! 😂😅

Here’s me taking a pause to contemplate how we ended up hiking a 2,400 meters high limestone mountain in Milan with an icy trail about 200 meters to the summit. It was risky but stubborn as we are, we braved the cold and perilous path despite my lack of proper gears and experience. It was truly an adrenaline pumping experience that I will never forget! @deuter ___ #milan #italy #mydeuteradventure #GrignaSettentrionale #blogger #travel #wanderlust #travelblogger #travelgoals

Traveling with a partner or friends can be tons of fun, but there’s something very special about traveling solo. With more time for introspection, you might be surprised about what you learn about yourself.

The Ananda temple is one of Bagan’s best known and most beautiful temples. It was one of the first great temples to be build in Bagan and is well preserved. The temple is found near the Tharabar gate, the only gate remaining of the original 12 in the old Bagan city walls.

Like a Burmese Mt Olympus, Mt Popa is the spiritual HQ to Myanmar’s infamous ‘37 nat’ and the most popular location in the country for nat worship.

Mandalay Palace was the primary royal residence of King Mindon and King Thibaw- the last two kings of the country. As Mandalay was the last home of Myanmar royalty, many things in Mandalay have to be associated with the palace. During a century or so under the British rule, the chief symbols of sovereign, independent Myanmar were the royal palace, the moat and the walls around it. Those things were considered as the pride and glory of not only Mandalay but also the whole country.

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