Travel itineraries and inspiration by Mara Fee
Central Asia often does not make it to the radar of many travellers. Why? I cannot explain that to myself either. It is such an exciting area of the world, with clashes of culture, religions and interesting cuisine.
The landscapes will not disappoint you either, so make yourself ready for incredible adventures and get inspired right here!!! I share my knowledge as well as I can, so I hope you are in the plane soon and have an amazing time.
My current experiences revolve mainly around Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan but I can promise you: I will add more content over time!
We chose to visit Armenia during a trip in the Caucasus – by we, I mean a close university friend and I. Originally having planned 4-5 days in the country, we cut it short to 3, in order to also catch a glimpse of Istanbul
Georgia is a fascinating country in Central Asia. Neighbour to Turkey, Armenia, Aserbaidschan and Russia, the country is rich in history. And conflict. Today, 20% of the Georgian territory is still occupied by the Russians and Georgians will do everything to constantly remind you of
What do you think of when you think about Azerbaijan? Oil? Russian influence? Nothing even? Azerbaijan neighbours Russia, Iran, Armenia and Georgia. The country is independent since 1991 and is a big exporter of oil, LNG and other traditional exports like fine horses and caviar.