Pink Itinerary

Rome...! It’s so easy to fall in Love in Rome, or rather to fall in love with Rome. An Awake And busy City, regardless of the season it is. It is one of the cities I’ve visited that is always congested with tourists. The beauty of it is, even locals turn to be tourists at any given point in time. I would definitely consider to settle in Rome if I had to make the choice. I love Rome, can you tell? Colosseum The most recognizable and iconic monument in Rome. This structure is a must see. Pantheon It was built for the functional purpose of being a temple for Roman Gods. Apparently it is one of the structures that has been admired by artists and architects for centuries and remains an inspiration to artists and designers. Piazza Navona An oval shaped public square in Rome, with three fountains being the main attractions (fontana dei Quattro fiumi, Fontana del moro, fontana del Nettuno). Spanish steps The steps are known to be one of the most romantic plac...

Bali...Bali... oh Bali!  Bali is one destination that always leaves me completely gobsmacked. It’s one of the dreamy destinations that you definitely have to bucket list if you haven’t done so. Everything about the place comes across perfect that you may compare it to heaven, from the friendliness of the Locals to the amazing restaurants around and LOTS of activities to do. Below is a break down of what I got upto during my short stay there: MASON ELEPHANT PARK  This was certainly a once in a life experience, I would urge you to visit the mason elephant park for a brilliant experience of interaction with elephants, feeding them, giving them a Jumbo bath and most commonly riding them. The elephants are very friendly and like photos too... pictures will tell the whole story. BUTTERFLY PARK What an adventure! this was such a unique experience, walking through the beautiful Botanical garden and seeing different types of colorful butterflies. ...

Tbilisi dates back more than 1500 years and was founded by Vakhatang Gorgasali king of Georgia. The name derives from the Georgian word meaning Warmth “ T’pili”. (It explains the kindness and warmth of the locals). A friend of mine who has visited the city before kept assuring me how nice and kind the people of Georgia are. I think it is safe to say this Mountainous country is religious, with thousands of churches and monasteries they have and still cherish up to date. At every monastery or church you visit there are groups of tourists from around the world. Among the sites you will visit is the Greek Orthodox basilica, the city’s Oldest Church, the 13th century Church of Sioni and Metekhi, the magnificent Narikala fortress perched on a hill with superb views of the city below. Continue to one of Tbilisi’s newest attractions, the classical freedom square as well as the Glass bridge that gives you a great view of the statue of “Mother of Georgia”. Tbilisi’s compact size means you...

SKOPJE, breathtaking small city of Macedonia.  In fact Macedonia is quite a small country itself, very peaceful, people are super friendly. The first day I arrived I took a tour around the city which locals present as the new “ Skopje 2014th” because of its new buildings, statues, sculptures and monuments. Second day I made my way out to go wander, and discover the popular millennium cross on top of mount Vodno for a spectacular panoramic view then I moved on to the matka canyon with authentic nature presented by many endemic species of plants and butterflies. It’s definitely a country I will revisit. Enjoy! 🇲🇰