My map of religious diversity according to country of birth

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Published: Tuesday, 03 November 2015 15:25

Written by Davide Vadalà

For some time I had this idea in mind, and now that I spared a couple of hours I put it into practice. I wanted to create a map about religious diversity, showing how most of the people in the world choose their religion (actually they are assigned their religion at birth) according to their family and country, and not according

Hitchhiking Social Experiment In Malaysia: Malay, Chinese or Indian?

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Published: Wednesday, 07 October 2015 09:43

Written by Davide Vadalà

In Malaysia it's all about ethnic groups. Since the first moment we entered we had to face the reality that 3 main different ethnics groups are living together but somehow separated, mixing in some cases, staying on their own in others.

Out of curiosity, since the first ride we took coming from Singapore, we started to count the

Great Hornbill in Langkawi! I finally made it!

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Published: Tuesday, 06 October 2015 15:11

Written by Davide Vadalà

It has been a long quest, from the rain forest of Borneo to the oldest forest of the world in Malaysia, but eventually I've made it!

I managed to spot 5 exemplars of Great Hornbills on top of a tree just a few meters away from me, in Langkawi Island. While the island is still covered in jungle, it is not pristine as other

Our new solution against pollution while travelling: Totobobo face mask

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Published: Friday, 25 September 2015 13:05

Written by Davide Vadalà

Many times we have seen on the television (Well actually we don't own a TV, but you got the point), the images of Beijing completely covered in a thick layer of pollution and we were so sorry for them thinking of how could they live in that inhuman conditions.
Then it came the time for us to go in Indonesia to attend our 1 year

From Indonesia to Malaysia: report of our last weeks

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Published: Monday, 21 September 2015 04:19

Written by Davide Vadalà

After almost one year in Indonesia, we finally had to leave the country, simply because our visa was about to expire.

Borders are probably still the first most annoying thing for travelers.

The second are of course deadlines.

And we managed to have also one of those. In fact Oti decided that she wanted to be back to her

Last weeks in Indonesia!

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Published: Sunday, 26 July 2015 05:37

Written by Davide Vadalà

A very fast updated, since we are in a hurry to reach Komodo National park!
We have had some great weeks travelling to the east in Indonesia, and we'll start writing articles as soon as we will stop a bit!

Our highlights so far:

- Rinjani Volcano

- Bromo Volcano

- Jatiluwih rice fileds in Bali

- Local Hospitality in East