Before my trip to Japan I was your ordinary UX Designer. I loved my job, my life and my daily routine. Everything changed after my 26th birthday, when I embarked on a long journey to Japan. When I arrived, I felt that my life as I knew it, was gone forever.
I became aware of the importance of traveling. I understood how vital it is to expand my horizon, be in perpetual motion, seek that next adventure.
This is why I started my blog, You Could Travel. My new goal is to travel as much as possible and help others become informed travelers to make smart decisions.
I can't go back to my ordinary life, to my ordinary routines. I can feel this unstoppable force which tells me to just explore more and never stop.
More info: youcouldtravel.com
Found new ways and explored new paths. Kyoto, Japan
Found peace through the bamboo forest of Arashiyama, Kyoto.
Finally understood cultural phenomenas. Tokyo, Japan
Followed the new path to zen. Kyoto, Japan
Ate the best food on the planet. Kyoto, Japan
Dazzled by Tokyo's neon lights
Enjoyed beautiful sunsets. Tokyo, Japan
Discovered the world's best deserts. Tokyo, Japan
Hiked through colourful forests. Kyoto, Japan
Searched for the perfect hidden gem. Kyoto, Japan
Learned how to meditate. Kyoto, Japan
Followed the stairs to a new world. Kyoto, Japan
Shared a drink with locals on Tokyo's most peculiar street.
Understood the meaning of life. Kyoto, Japan
Found the weirdest adult entertainment. Tokyo, Japan
Felt love, joy and found true happiness. Tokyo, Japan
Ate real sushi. Tokyo, Japan
Learned new customs and traditions. Kyoto, Japan
Stopped to admire, understand and learn. Tokyo, Japan
Understood that for us all, the sky is the limit. Tokyo, Japan
