That's the place where Francis Ford Coppola shot some of the scenes of The Godfather! It's where Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) was talking about his love stuck to Appolonia. I love this filem and totally

That's the view of Etna top with one of around 300 (!) craters in the front! Thata an amazing volcano, it never erupts twice from the same crater.

I visited Taormina in Sicily today and you can get such views there.

Im exploring Sicily at the moment and it's just awesome! You can find such gems as this temple (Tempio della Concordia).

Sami people tent in Norway.

Just an ordinary drive around Norway.

Some time ago in Madeira. Love that island!

Loved this attraction in Sri Lanka. Unfortunatelly I didn't manage to see the passing train but it was a cool place anyway :)

That's what it looks like on a tea plantation. Looks easy but its a super hard job. Only women pick tea leaves from early morning till evening. The worst thing is that these women have no other option

This tuk tuk was just in the right place, don't you think? I took that photo in a tea plantation in Nuwara Elija in Sri Lanka. That was an awesome trip. And the smell of tea in a tea factory is just

When you drive around Namibia and then you see these two big guys right next to your car. Like ainning the lottery!

Seeing cheetahs in (almost) the wild. Then seeing 3 or four of them in the total wilderness in Etosha park in Namibia. Seeing animals in their natural habitat is one of the best things you can experience,

Or one of the best, when I had the chance to be that close the biggest mammals on the planet <3

On a one lovely day in Vilnius, Lithuania.

I was jn heaven when I saw hundreds of free elephants in one place. Sri lanka is just a paradise! <3

I just couldn't resist feeling like Julia for a moment. Taken in Verona.

Life on a desert is not easy. It's entwined with death. Like these two trees. Taken in Sossusvlei, Namibia.

That's what a namibian highway looks like :)

I had an opportunity to visit Himba village. It was not a touristic but a real one. The procedure goes as follows. First, the guide goes and talks to the chief and if the chief agrees, you can go inside

Deadvlei is one of the most famous places in Namibia. It's a place with 2000 year old dead acacias. Once there was a lake but then the river changed it's course and the place got dried. I was there before