I Quit My Studies At The Age Of 18 And Traveled To 97 Countries Since Then
Bored from studies I quit everything when I was 18-years-old and started traveling around the world. Now I’m 27 and have visited 97 countries, From Nigeria in Africa to North Korea in Asia.
I always travel on a low budget and I never use guidebooks. Here are some of the hidden beauties around the world.
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Pakistan truck
A truck in front of Attabad lake in Northen Pakistan.
Larung Gar, China
I went to Larung gar in western Sichuan in China and visited the biggest Buddhist school in the world.
North Korea
I went to North Korea on a low budget and this was the view from my hotel.
Katski Pilar, Georgia
I went to this church in Georgia and stayed there for a night.
Esfahan, Iran
Tadjikistan wedding
I was lucky to get invited to a wedding in Tadjikistan.
Mt.Everest from Tibet side
I was lucky to visit MT.Everest basecamp 3 times. 2 times from Nepal and 1 time from Tibet.
Registan, Uzbekistan
The amazing Registan in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. one of the most impressing buildings anywhere in the world.
One of the old forgotten boats where the Aral Sea used to be in Uzbekistan.
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Share on FacebookYou have never mentioned where you get the money to travel . At 18 you could not have worked a long time before starting out.
This whole post should be called "My family can afford it for me to skip school and send me on a trip for 8 years, here are the pictures I took"
Load More Replies...Traveling the world IS an education. I do have to say, though that traveling the way you do in most parts of the world is much easier for a male than a female.
I totaly agree that traveling is easier for males then females, BUT i meet more single female travelers in Pakistan, Central Asia, and in Africa then i meet signle male travelers
Load More Replies...I wish I could travel the world, too! I'm feeling so jealous now! :D You've done a great job!
You have never mentioned where you get the money to travel . At 18 you could not have worked a long time before starting out.
This whole post should be called "My family can afford it for me to skip school and send me on a trip for 8 years, here are the pictures I took"
Load More Replies...Traveling the world IS an education. I do have to say, though that traveling the way you do in most parts of the world is much easier for a male than a female.
I totaly agree that traveling is easier for males then females, BUT i meet more single female travelers in Pakistan, Central Asia, and in Africa then i meet signle male travelers
Load More Replies...I wish I could travel the world, too! I'm feeling so jealous now! :D You've done a great job!
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