Eurasia! – Moscow, Siberia, Ulaanbaatar, and Beijing
Moscow – The Eternal Metropolis
Moscow – Probably the largest metropolis in Europe, and considered one of the largest in the world, Moscow is a city rich in history and culture. Divided into tourist hubs, where monuments, museums, and sleek buildings stand side by side on the skyline, Moscow offers a powerful mix of the past and present. The city demands a strong dynamic and sense of exploration, making it ideal for those who enjoy adventures, where language barriers and navigation skills are truly put to the test. A 4-day visit is recommended for a complete exploration.
Sibéria - Into the Wild
Siberia – At the heart of endless Russia lies a gift for those who embark on the Trans-Siberian Route. Siberia.
Simple in its nature, yet complex in its fauna and flora, Siberia has so much to offer for those who prefer to explore the wild. Irkutsk, the capital of Siberia, is home to the world's largest freshwater lake, Lake Baikal, where locals swear that a bath in the lake rejuvenates and grants eternal youth. With its mountains, lakes, greenery, and vast grey expanses, Siberia is truly a unique and special place on our planet.
Ulan Bator - O império da Ásia Central
Mongolia – In the heart of Central Asia lies Mongolia, one of the countries that most influenced the world during the Middle Ages. Ulaanbaatar is a blend of traditional city life, where motorcycles mix with the latest vehicles, large real estate investments coexist with the yurts of nomadic peoples, and ancient monasteries still stand against the tide of global capitalism.
On the other hand, lose yourself exploring the wild steppes, where the vastness of the land stretches out in all directions. A truly unforgettable experience is spending a night in a yurt amidst the endless steppes, where the silence is only broken by the wind and the distant sound of hooves. You'll be surrounded by nature, immersing yourself in the traditions of the nomads and connecting deeply with this remote land. Most importantly, connect with the locals, who offer an unspoiled purity that is truly remarkable.
Beijing – Between Cultural Heritage and the Future
Beijing – Surprisingly pleasant, Beijing is one of the most captivating, charismatic, and vibrant capitals I've had the pleasure of visiting. Between its history, which dates back to the beginnings of our civilization, and its present (and future), Beijing has as much to offer now as it did in the past, and will surely continue to delight us in the future. It's the perfect city to get lost in its historic and vibrant districts, to relax in its expansive parks, practice yoga and meditate, or simply unwind by its serene lakes. A 4-day visit is recommended to explore all the historical and spiritual aspects of this marvelous capital. To know Beijing is to know the world.
