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After the fabulous couscous meal, I took the bus to Essaouira. Essaouira is THE hotspot for wind and kite surfing and it's very windy while I'm there. It's a cozy, beautiful...

Marrakesh is full of contrasts and quite busy and stressful. There is a new and an old city. With super rich people and people who barely have the bare necessities of life. Huge...

On Sunday morning we took the train from Fes to Marrakesh. Half the day, with changing fellow travelers in our compartment and very many different landscapes behind the window. ...

Part of our travel group has already moved on this morning. Arshiya and I went for breakfast first. Shortly afterwards, Henry arrived with Nora and Chaymae's uncle by chance....

Yesterday we took the bus to Fes. We are staying with Chaymae and Nora's family. Along with Leticia, Jo, and Henry from France and Simon from Poland. Oh, and super cute kittens!...

Chefchaouen is worth a visit not only because of its beautiful Medina. Because it is located in the middle of the Rif Mountains, it is perfect for hiking trips. A popular tour...

Aujourd'hui matin, nous avons d'abord pris le train pour Tanger, puis le bus pour Chefchaouen. Chefchaouen se trouve au nord du Maroc, dans les montagnes du Rif. La ville est...

My backpack from Nepal is not completely unpacked yet and I've already packed the next one. A friend from India, Arshiya, is currently in Morocco and has been teaching English...

That's it for now, I'm back in Germany again. I had a nice last day in Kathmandu, with memories for eternity. I celebrated one last time with All Hands friends and said goodbye...

Actually I would still really like to visit Dharapani and I'm about to postpone my flight again. Kanche Didi is also slightly shocked that I'm leaving again. And I don't know...

No idea how I could ever doubt coming back to Langdi. When I go outside after 12 hours of sleep, I am frozen - from this beautiful place. I could spend weeks here and would...

In the evening in Kathmandu, we had a small All Hands meeting. There are so many of us, you can always meet someone in Kathmandu. And then I pondered for ages. Should I go to...

I arrived in Banjhe on December 28th, and unfortunately I had to leave this wonderful place exactly one month later. Sunday was my last day of work, and I handed over my...

The weather calmed down the next day. But generally, things change pretty quickly here. Friday was concrete day in Saraswati. We couldn't start right away because some parts of...

Our village is well known for stormy days. Strong wind is nothing unusual. I have often woken up in the morning because it was so windy and my tent was shaking. Today, however,...

Our week starts on Sunday morning at 6:30 am. There are worse things. Everything is going well in Saraswati, we are on schedule. If I wasn't busy cleaning up our tool and...

Yesterday was the Nepalese Magi Festival. It marks the beginning of the warm season. So from today, the days and nights will be warmer again. We still worked, but it was more of...

Jas was on the construction site the past few days and took pictures. So here are a few photos of me at work. And yes, our goal is to raise $15,000 through volunteer...

I am now the Site Manager of Saraswati! So, in addition to the regular construction activities, I'm helping Grant (from New Zealand) and Ravi (from Nepal), the Project...

Gestern und heute war ich im WASH-Team (Sanitäranlage) an der Saraswati-Schule. Saraswati ist etwa 3,5 km bzw. gut 20 Minuten mit dem Jeep entfernt. Gestern habe ich die meiste...

Day off! But I still woke up early to go hiking to a temple with Siza and MJ. The temple is located 900 m higher than our camp, at around 1800 m. From the camp, we can only see...

Things learned today: When pushing a wheelbarrow uphill with a load of stones, NEVER stop. Otherwise, you won't be able to move it again. When pushing a wheelbarrow downhill...

I had the perfect start to the new year. This morning, on the way to the bathroom, Emma intercepted me and asked if I wanted to go to Paravati's house. Paravati Didi invited...

Currently, I am living in Banjhe with about 60 volunteers from all around the world at the All Hands & Hearts Camp. Banjhe is a very remote place with approximately 1,500...

After the bus ride to Sindhuli, I arrived in the small village of Banjhe yesterday after another two hours in the jeep. It's only 18 km, but constantly going up and down,...

Yesterday, I just wanted to find accommodation for the next few weeks (a beautiful, weatherproof, dark blue tent), but by the end of the day I was invited for tea and dinner...

And I'm back again. In Nepal. During the approach, I had a wonderful view with a panorama of the Himalayas. It was fantastic. After completing all the immigration formalities, I...

Namaste! Now I have caught the travel bug again. Even though I haven't been away for long, I have been thinking about writing a blog again. I really enjoyed doing that. Why am I...