Welcome to the amazing Galicia, and more specifically the region's largest city and my home for the next ten months, Vigo! In this logbook, I will discuss what my week-to-week life in Vigo looks like.
Most of my daily travel happens on the metro or by walking through the city streets. I occasionally take the bus, and suburban trains are rare in my routine, since I stay mostly within the city.
Hello world travelers! Today, we are in Vigo, which is still in the region of Galicia, but southern. It is really close to Portugal. Come along with me as we explore Vigo!
Döner, an unassuming sandwich, has emerged as a staple in my German diet. This simple street food is a delicious representation of Germany’s multiculturalism and innovation!
Many of the wildlife animals are hurt by poachers, snares, road accidents, or even natural dangers. My team and I travel wherever we are needed to save wildlife, because every life matters!
During my time in Tuscany, I found many secret little places with pretty plants and rivers. These hidden spots were beautiful and felt like tiny nature surprises in the city!
Singapore is one of the most diverse communities in Asia. Because of this, in just one block you can find food from all parts of Asia and the West. I've tried so many foods I've never seen before!
I visited a sushi belt restaurant to try some Japanese sushi. I tried salmon, tuna, scallop soft roe, and even fried chicken. It was exciting to see the chefs make sushi right in front of me.
