Destinations
Six countries, each covered the same way: on foot, over more than one visit, with the practical detail left in.
South Korea
Mountains that begin at the last subway stop, coastlines that never make the postcards, and a capital that keeps rewriting itself between the old gates.
Egypt
Desert cities, Nile towns, and Red Sea coastline that have almost nothing in common with each other — travelling here means choosing which Egypt you want first.
Czech Republic
Castles that outnumber the calendar, a capital built from cubes and spires, and villages where a single square still sets the pace of the day.
Ecuador
The Andes, the Amazon, and the Pacific all reachable inside the same short country — plus a scattering of islands where the wildlife never learned to be afraid.
Laos
A slower Southeast Asia — underground rivers, a city that once lived entirely inside a mountain, and waterfalls that keep appearing after you thought you'd found the last one.
Cambodia
Beyond the restored temples of Angkor, a quieter Cambodia of overgrown ruins and a stretch of the Mekong where the last freshwater dolphins still surface.