Festival of Travellers

Mountains are not only beautiful views, stunning panoramas and hostels with good food. They are also places associated with legends, stories, but also tragic accidents and even murders. Werewolves, witches, devils, plane crashes, murders-it’s enough to delve a little deeper into the Polish Carpathians and Sudetes to get to know their slightly different side, more dark and mysterious.

We associate the Himalayas with snow-capped eight-thousand-meter peaks, glaciers, low temperatures and great danger.

Parts of the range (or at least from a certain altitude) are like that, but the Himalayas also offer wonderful and colorful treks that are accessible to most mountain hikers. Among them, the two most popular are the trek to Everest base camp and Annapurna base camp. How do they differ? Which one is more difficult? What qualities does each of them have? This is what you will learn from the lecture.

Marek “Drzemiesio” Rajczakowski – “My life goal, passion to put it laconically is “the road”, and being more precise traveling, where the named road itself is often the goal. We travel in three people, and our form of exploring the world is car + tent with wilderness accommodations. I have had the pleasure of visiting 49 countries, having visited almost every country on the European continent plus a bit of Asia and Africa.”

Sri Lanka, also called the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, impresses with its diversity and the friendliness of the local people.

Relaxing on the beach, trekking in the mountains, water sports, dozens of National Parks, delicious food, or perhaps seeking spiritual upliftment? You can experience all this on this seemingly small island! Everyone, absolutely without exception, will find something for themselves here, and Sri Lanka will forever be written in their travel heart.

A lover of non-obvious destinations, a great advocate of all kinds of trips – both large expeditions to the other side of the world and wandering through local nooks and crannies.
By profession a marketer, by passion a traveler and creator of the online “GdzieśTyBył” (Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook). Recently he has visited Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Mauritania, Senegal, among others.

The Balkans… much can be said and written about the countries located there. What do we associate them with? With beautiful panoramas of mountains and wonderful nature, wildness, with hot weather, with vacations.

The Balkans is a fascinating mountainous area, awash with the waters of warm seas, where there are beautiful historic cities dating back to ancient Greece and Rome, through which atmospheric rivers weave briskly. The Balkans, it’s simply a fairy tale…and such will be Luke’s mountain tale of traversing the incredible trails in the rocky terrain of the Dinaric Mountains.

“Eve, you seem to have been everywhere already! Where did you like the most?” – this is the question Ewa Chojnowska hears most often, so she decided to collect her travel experiences and create an author’s “the best of” ranking!

Ewa will try to answer the questions she is asked most often: “Eve, you’ve probably already been everywhere! Where did you like the most? Where is the best place to go?“

It’s hard to find one answer. So she decided to collect her travel experiences and create an authoritative “the best of” ranking.

She divided her classification into several categories:

• best food
• childhood memories
• where she relaxes
• the most spiritual place
• fabulous landscapes

TukTukTours is an international, Polish-Pakistani team. We understand the culture and customs of Pakistan like no one else – after all, some of our team has lived here forever. As a team, we have a common goal – we want to show that Pakistan is beautiful and say goodbye to the various vicious associations that come to mind when thinking about this country. With us you will discover the authentic Pakistan the way it really is. Instead of spending time in hotels, you will learn about Pakistani customs and culture. You’ll take part in local life: a bonfire with the mountain people at Nanga Parbat or dancing together with the people of the Hunza Valley are just some of the many attractions.

Coconuts, white beaches, turquoise water – that’s how the Maldives look in tourist brochures. Is it really like that there? You will find out what life is like in a place considered a paradise by many: What is it like to get stuck in traffic to work because dolphins are passing by? What is “supari”? Does everyone live in overwater bungalows? What won’t you learn about the Maldives from a travel agency?

We were traveling long before there were children. When Edi came into the world
(now 11 years old) and Bruno (now 5 years old), we formed a rather perverse opinion about
traveling with children. We believe that you travel more intensely and better with children than
alone or in a couple. And we’re talking about the style of travel we practice, which is
traveling on our own, away from organized tours, away from guides and
even without hotel reservations. Why is it easier?
There are several reasons. We’ll be happy to tell you about them!
We go to non-obvious places. We like it when locals are surprised that we arrived. And that
still with children. Our children don’t get a discount. Traveling for hours in a bush cab,
sleeping on a hammock in the jungle or lack of hot water are not things that scare them. How
did they manage to learn this? We will tell you just that!
In the end, we are pragmatic, not radical. We don’t strain for adventure.
We rent a car because it’s easier to travel that way. After a few nights in the open air,
we like to spend a night in a five-star hotel.
From each trip, we prepare a professional presentation with photos and a video that is
will take your breath away. We are also proud authors of travel articles
published in national travel portals.
We invite you to visit the spectacular corners of the world with us.

How about known and unknown corners of Great Britain? During our month-long journey, we managed to explore the island from various angles, and all of them are equally fascinating! How to navigate the world of miles, yards, and left-hand traffic? We will talk about this and other aspects of England, Wales, and Scotland during our presentation.

Many people dream of visiting the USA, and we were among them. However, we’ve always wanted to see the ‘Wild West.’ Does it still exist? Did it ever exist? To find out, we set out for New York, where it all began. Just like the pioneers of old, we decided to traverse the ‘Wild West’ using our own muscle power, riding our steel horses. Along the way, we even decided to take it one step further and circumnavigate the entire United States in 90 days.

He sold his house, gave up everything, and traveled much farther than the Bieszczady Mountains, following pre-made camper routes that he freely shares on wyprawomaniak.pl