First things first, I had no idea that Amsterdam was a floating city! It has canals, canals and more canals. And 1200 bridges! I mean wow! It is a small city and the minute I landed there I could feel the vibracy in the city. The streets were chock a block with people. Tourists, tourists everywhere. And souvernir shops, weed shops, sex shops...just craziness everywhere. I loved the 'feel' of the city instantly. My hostel was a Christian hostel, which was again...

1. Musee d'Orsay I liked it better than Louvre! The best of all were the post impressionist works by Monet, Van Gogh, Gauguin and Cezanne. So amazing! It's like using tiny dots to form a figure! The most famous was of course Van Gogh's starry nights. It's so strange which artists become world renowned and whoch don't. To me it seems like it's either entirely random or the more cuckoo you are the more popular you get. Another really popular work that I loved wa...

This was my first solo trip! One day in Madrid all by myself. When I followed the map and reached my hostel all by myself, I felt such an amazing sense accomplishment. :P That night I just strolled in the city, met Pramod and Sevta after 1 hour of hunting for a street that wasn't listed in the map. The next morning I took a ticket for the hop on hop off bus. Best decision ever! As I didn't have to walk a metre. Aaah..finally a relaxed travel day. I started of...

You don't even realise when you jump out of the plane. Before you know it, you are flying. The force of the wind is over powering. It's takes a second, and then it hits you. You are flying, literally. The free fall isn't like anything you have ever experienced or felt or imagined. My instructor or tandem jumper was a darling- I could see the mountains around- I could see France and Spain and the Atlantic ocean I was frigging 15000 feet above land. Everything ...

Sevilla!! This little city in Spain is the perfect examle of southern Europe. Chilled out people, lot of street art, warm and friendly shop keepes and amazing history everywhere. 1)We went to the biggest gothic and the third biggest Church in the world. It's called the Sevilla Cathedral. It's huuuuuge and it's got stuff from 12th century on wards and Colombus's tomb! We spent hours here...it's just breathtaking, every tiny detail- the altars, the paintings, the...