I am a 23-year-old blogger who loves to explore new places. Apart from socializing and blogging about my experiences, I enjoy traveling, and love to learn about new cultures and people.

I went to Tuscany last summer as a part of a project and got to spend some quality time in the sunny countryside locations. With temperatures reaching 28-35°C in July, most householders in Tuscany migrated to breezy coastal locations. As for the cities, tourists were spotted everywhere in the streets. Since schools and other institutions were shut for summer vacations, countryside locations attracted tourists from all walks of life, and the crowded villages and hilly areas offered a spectacular experience to the weary travelers. The Tuscan archipelago, constituting one of the liveliest areas, was a visual treat in many ways, boasting of picturesque landscapes.

My work as a travel guide and a writer introduces me to extraordinary locations, experiences and people. A recent trip to Bagan has left me mesmerized. The hot air balloon ride was the most beautiful experience of my life.

There are approximately 2200 temples on the Bagan planes, which was once a thriving kingdom. Bagan is the place where my travel dreams came true. The hot air balloon rides during the sun rise are a popular thing in Bagan. We left for the ride from our hotel at 5:10 a.m. The bus was a special transport as it was from the time of World War II. During those times, it was used for the purpose of transporting troops. Now, the buses have been renovated and they are some of the most unique buses in the world.

If you are visiting Amsterdam any soon, you must not miss to taste the amazing Stroopwafels this place has to offer. During my recent trip to Amsterdam, I got an opportunity to get acquainted with the best places that offer some of the most lip smacking stroopwafels in Amsterdam. Check out these best stoopwafel joints in Amsterdam, and make sure to visit them on your next trip to Amsterdam for the best local food experience ever -