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Hi there! My name is Menorca.Thanks for visiting Europe Diaries: a travel blog for the culturally curious. If you like exploring different destinations, finding out about different cultures, off-beat experiences, myths, all the best vegetarian food and reading stories from fellow travellers from all over the world, then you are at the right place!
A bit about myself:I am named after a beautiful Spanish island, which I am yet to visit. My parents took me sailing around the world right when I was 3 months old until I was nearly 6. Though we did see and do a lot of cool things, it’s a pity I only remember very little of it. Anyhow, I guess that’s how the travel bug was implanted in me!
I’ve been away from home for almost 20 years now, though have been in Europe for almost 15 of those years. And in this time, I happened to stay either along the River Rhine or the Neckar in Germany and Switzerland. In fact, that’s how I started this blog.
. I derive happiness in walking along the river and experiencing the bliss of being cradled by nature. I love travelling, sharing my experiences ,communicating stories and helping out all of you. I do spend quite a lot of time looking for the best options while planning my travels, as I aim at spending less and exploring more.
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ALSO: Plan your Europe Trip with me!
And I love hearing and reading your stories too; which is why the Travellers’ Tales series was started on this blog.Imagine we are sitting around a campfire and sharing stories. Which ones would you share? Go ahead and write to me!Youcan also join the Travellers’ Tales group on Facebook and take the conversation further.
I’d love for you to join me on this journey and explore local cultures,cuisines,history and mythology .Besides,if you have any questions about life as an expat in Europe or budget travel or even affordable luxury, just shoot me a mail or leave me a comment!
My other musings can be found on http://reflectiveponderer.wordpress.com and pretty much all over theinternet !
I have written for different newsletters ,websites,magazines over the past seven years, and it is something I am passionate about. If you would like to check out some of my other work, you can head over to my online portfolio showing a select number of articles: http://menorcachaturvedi.pressfolios.com/
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Let me know if you would like to see more samples. If you would like to know how I feel about living abroad, you could check out my interview published on Expatfocus who also picked my blog as one of the 5 recommended expat blogs of Switzerland 🙂 Though you can find a few poems on this blog, I had once tried to write a poem in 100 words, based on a very personal experience, which is posted on my other blog. I was interviewed about it by WildSound Festival Review, and you could check out the interview here
I was also working with Migreat throughout 2015 and contributed over 100 articles to help expats settle in Germany.
Update: I got republished on Huffington Post!
Some more stories:
5 Magical Hikes in Switzerland – Tripoto
A cultural carnivore’s guide to Paris :CitizineTV
Weekend Getaway:Heidelberg :Norway to Nowhere
Oktoberfest in Munich (translated in Italian:Diarrio dell’ Oktoberfest)
Couchsurfing in Barcelona :Pink Pangea
Luxurious activities in Bern,Switzerland: Menorca for Ember Lifestyle
Book Tips for travel : Deutsche Welle
Juggling a career and travel:Twirl the Globe
Myths,legends from Spain :Republished from this blog on Expatica
Durga Puja:The biggest and most-awaited festival in Kolkata :Calcutta Project Newsletter
Collab posts:
:nonsoloamore.net
:True Nomads
25 fabulous airport and flying tips
:Nested
Nomad
:Peanutsand Pretzels
The best thing about being an expat
: :Department of Wandering
:Streettotter.com
:Savored Journeys
:Jusz Travel
Travel took me to the extreme..sports
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The Bonfire Dream
:The
Bonfire Dream
:Journal
of Nomads
Want to work with me
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would be glad to collaborate and work with you too 🙂 Drop me a message or email me at
europediaries@gmail.com .
