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Three Days of Everyday Life
People often visit Melaka for its famous attractions — Jonker Street, Dutch Square, riverside cafés, and historic buildings. Ironically, I hardly saw any of those. Instead, I experienced something I think was even more special. Since I was travelling with my colleague, who was returning home. I stayed with her family rather than at a… Continue reading
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When Peace Makes the Noise Louder
For the past few months, I’ve been slowly reliving our honeymoon through these pages. Each entry brought me back to another little moment. A family-run restaurant in Kakheti. Snow falling just as we left Kazbegi. A cup of tea overlooking Istanbul. Writing the series almost felt like travelling all over again. Then I reached the… Continue reading
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Returning to Istanbul
After two unforgettable weeks travelling through Türkiye and Georgia, we found ourselves back where our honeymoon had begun. Istanbul. This time, however, it felt different. When we first arrived, everything was new. The city felt exciting, unfamiliar and full of places waiting to be explored. Returning for our final twenty-four hours, there was no pressure… Continue reading
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Back to Tbilisi
After leaving Kazbegi, we arrived back in Tbilisi in the late afternoon. Returning to the city after a few days in the mountains felt strangely familiar. The busy streets, the cafés, and the familiar view from our hotel all welcomed us back, almost as if we had never left. We checked back into Amante Narikala,… Continue reading
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The Monument We Almost Missed
By the time we left Kazbegi, I thought the mountains had already given us our final memorable moment. After all, we had just driven through snowfall, watched the landscape slowly disappear behind us, and begun our journey back towards Tbilisi. But before returning to the city, there was one more stop we wanted to make.… Continue reading
