Globe Trotting Tribe

I am currently in North Macedonia right now, and this is our 16th country. Most of the places out of the 16 have had good food, but if your looking for really delicious food, read this post carefully. Some country's that I recommend 🚨NOT🚨  going to for the food is....   1. The Philippines 🇵🇭 To be honest, I expected alot better food from this country, because my former nanny made us Philippino food, and it was very good! The water, and the coral is beautiful, but people mostly eat unhealthy here, like fried chicken, burgers, and other fast food items.  2. Bulgaria 🇧🇬 Bulgaria does not have many of there  own dishes, and mainly have Greek and Asia minor style of foods. Although if you come here, make sure to stay in Plovdiv and the 7 Rila Lakes, witch are both very nice places.  3. Cambodia/Laos 🇰🇭🇱🇦 Having literally almost the same food, these countries have some good food but it's hard to find and it's very rare.  Also, they sometimes eat we...

After driving from Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, we stayed in a small town near the 7 Rila Lakes. The 7 Rila Lakes are located south of Sofia, near the border of North Macedonia. The 7 Rila Lakes are made for hiking, so we did a 4 hour hike seeing all of the lakes. There was even snow at the top! But before we started the hike, we took a long chairlift to the base of the hike, like Whistler!  After the hike we stayed over night in our hotel and then began to drive to North Macedonia in the morning. In the middle of the car ride, we stopped at the Rila monetary, a very popular monetary just outside the North Macedonian border.                  Thanks for reading      Btw pls sub to my channel🙏🙏                                👇 https://www.youtube.com/@TheBottleFlipping_Crew

After our final stop in Greece (Thessaloniki) we rented a car and drove 5 hours to a city called Plovdiv in Bulgaria. When we arrived, it was late, but we had dinner in a nice place inside the city.  The next day we went on a walking tour around the town. We saw lots of Roman and Greek ruins around the city.  There even was ruins under the H&M💀 It was still very hot in Plovdiv, so in the afternoon we went to a swimming pool close to our airbnb. We swam around and stuff for a while until we went back to take a shower and get ready for dinner. For dinner we made pasta at our suite.  On the last day we went to a natural history museum where we saw lots of stuffed animals, like bears, monkeys, bugs, and even a giraffe! Unfortunately they were all fake. In one part of the museum there was some alive animals. Like snakes and spiders😵. I wouldn't call this place a museum even though it was called that. Because there was no information about anything there 🤦‍♂️. After that...

After coming from an island called Naxos, we took a ferry to Athens. We took the metro to our airbnb, and the skytrain was very nice and very fast! When we got to our Airbnb, we discoverd that we had a kitchen, so we used that alot while staying here, it was nice to cook our own meals to feel like home . Since we arrived late we only had around 1 hour before we had to eat, so when my mom went to get groceries for dinner, I went to a basketabll court just 10 minutes away from my airbnb. I also played basketaball in Santorini, and island that we went to like 1 week ago, but before that I had not played since the Philippines, witch was around 3 months ago in March. The next day we went on a walking tour around the city, seeing historical and modern day sights. By the end of the tour it was SOOO HOT, AROUND 37 DEGREES!! Luckily, in the afternoon we went to the archiogiocal museum, and it had air conditioning. The museum was filled with lots of naked statues and lots of marble pillars, and ...

 Heraklion was our first stop in Greece, located on the island of Crete, the biggest island in Greece. After flying from Cyprus, we arrived in Heraklion at 2:00 AM, so we had to wait until the next day to do anything.  The next day we slept in because we went to sleep so late, but quickly got on the move after that. We went to multiple museums of Greece's history, like the Greek inventions museum and the Greek artifacts museum.    This invention made by the Greeks is my one of my favorite inventions [first one above] and is used to send messages from a far distance. The way that it works is that both of the people sending a message to each other have one of these things, and the first step is to hold out the torch until the other person does the same, then you wait 3 seconds before turning on the tap on the barrel below [you cant see it in the photo]. As you are letting the tap go, the stick above starts moving down slowly. When you want to send the  message, yo...

After staying in the dead sea in Jordan, he took a short plane to Cyprus, a country in the Medeterranian Sea, making it my first country in Europe that I have visited in my life! This week we planned to stay with some of my parents friends in a small village 2 hours away from the airport. When we arived, their two kids named Saffet and William were very excied to see us, since there are not that many kids in the village. They showed us around there farm and their house. On their farmland, they grew oranges, lemons, starwberrys, almonds, and pommegranate. Since it was late at night because of our long car ride, we had to go to sleep.  Day 1: The next day, William showed me all of his nintendo games, like luigi's mansion, Zelda, Pokemon Arceus, Mlinecreaft, and tons of other games he played on his nintendo, this is what William and Saphet looked like: William [right]  Saffet [left]  We played monopoly together and picked fruit on the farm that day, but also mostly chilled o...

 The Dead sea is known for its insane level of salt in the water- more then 6x the amount of salt then the ocean, and also known to be the lowest point on earth. The insane level of salt is so strong that you are so boient in the water, making it really hard to drown.  On the first day we went strait to the sea to see what it was like, and it felt so weird, and it stung my cuts so badly because of the salt. This guy who worked at the hotel also put mud on our body and then rinsed our skin off to make our skin smooth.  The next day [it was out final day there because there is not much to do there and its a really expensive town too], we went into the sea again, but you can only stay thre for like 20 minutes because it hurts your open cuts and mosquito bites.This  town was also across from isreal so we could see it while we were in the sea!  Overall, if you choose to stay here, only stay here for about 1-2 days, because there is not anything to do besides swim in ...