< 1 Min.Burma, Burma, again and again. We start in our heartland. New territory for us is Malaysia. And Singapore! From there, we’re heading to the rainforests of Borneo – with an interlude in the Sultanate of Brunei. And then we discover our great love for very small creatures!
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Long-term travel with kids
Family time in Sri Lanka
30 Min.Ancient royal cities, endless sandy beaches, luxuriant flowers and exotic animals – the name Sri Lanka justifiably means “shining land”. The island in the Indian Ocean was our dream destination. I spent five months in Sri Lanka with my wife Annette and our daughters Amelie and Smilla.
Publication in TERRA Magazine
When a family’s lifelong dreams come true – five months in Sri Lanka
17 Min.Ancient royal cities, endless sandy beaches, lush blossoms and exotic animals – the name Sri Lanka rightly means “radiant shining land”. The island in the Indian Ocean was our dream destination. I spent five months in Sri Lanka with my wife Annette and our daughters Amelie and Smilla. A family adventure full of intense impressions.
Back to our roots
Five days in the Stone Age – my visit to the Veddas
< 1 Min.The Veddas are the indigenous people of Sri Lanka. Only a few still live very originally on the edge of a national park, far away from electricity and running water. For five days I take part in the life of the Veddas.
Sri Lanka
Top 30 photos from 5 months of Sri Lanka family adventure
< 1 Min.Actually, we only wanted to stay in Sri Lanka for 3 months and then move on to India. But the dreamlike little pearl in the Indian Ocean has us firmly in its grip. There is simply too much to see, to do, to experience. Beaches, mountains, temples, exotic animals and plants, three religions and the best food in the world.
Cambodia | Vietnam | Laos | Burma | Bali
The best photos of our 6 months trip through Southeast Asia
< 1 Min.The best pictures from 6 months of travelling in Southeast Asia: Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Burma/Myanmar and Bali. This is how we start in Bangkok: “The plan is not to have any”.