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“Only in the darkness, you can see the stars” ~ M.L. King Jr. ✨ • We couldn’t find a better quote to describe this historical moment. The world is going through something tough. Each of us mainly sees darkness and fear, not knowing how long all this will go for or what the outcome will be. • The last few weeks have been very challenging for us as well, turning the trip we have planned and sacrificed for, for years, into a sort of nightmare. But we believe that every moment of darkness is needed to be able to see the stars. Once all this will be over there will definitely be a positive outcome. Let’s focus on the well deserved benefits our planet is currently receiving, after decades of crying for help 😢🌏🔥 • We want to stay strong and be positive, and we encourage you all to do the same, even if it’s not easy and even in the hardest moments. Let’s stop and accurately reflect on what’s happening in order to take this as an opportunity to reset and start a new life after this pandemic. A life in respect of Mother Nature, that we have exploited and mistreated so much in the past centuries. • We will keep sharing pics from our trip, to show everyone the beauties of our planet. To still make you dream about traveling and discovering new amazing places one day, hoping it will be done in a more sustainable way 🌿 What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments ⤵️ • This is Morocco, the third stop of our #roundtheworldtrip. We will be taking you to more magical places in the next few days. Keep dreaming with us ✨✨
🎶 Arabian nights, Like Arabian dreams, This mystical land of magic and sand is more than it seems 🎵✨ • Yes, our second #roundtheworldtrip stop was Abu Dhabi and we totally felt like Aladdin & Jasmine 🧞‍♂️🌟 in front of this majestic Mosque. • We have only spent a couple of days here, mainly due to the fact that it’s a very expensive city. We have explored the surroundings mainly by public transports or walking (to keep it as eco friendly as possible 🌿) and we managed to spot a couple of restaurants offering vegan options. • Unfortunately there are currently no 100% vegan places in Abu Dhabi but we found good food here and there. Plus, even our hotel was making great efforts towards sustainability! ❤️🌎 • Check out all our Abu Dhabi stories in the highlights section! You’ll find all our restaurants and accomodation recommendations to save for later 😃 Hoping to be able to travel again soon!
This is how we want to end our Indian pictures series 🇮🇳❤️ • We have seen so many places (still not enough tho) and experienced a lot of things. We hope you have enjoyed this virtual journey with us 😊 This surreal place is Gadisar Lake, in Jaisalmer, our absolute favourite! We truly recommend to wake up early and enjoy the unbelievably unfiltered sunrise. We couldn’t believe our eyes! 😍 • Our round the world trip has then continued to a second destination.. can you remember which one? Tell us in the comment ⤵️ Our next post will be from that magical place ✨
Our thoughts are going to all the travelers stuck far from home during this difficult time. • We are with you. There’s no right or wrong way to face this situation. Cos every situation is different . Just please stay safe ❤️ ————————————————————————-Il nostro pensiero va a tutti i viaggiatori bloccati lontani da casa durante questo periodo difficile. • Siamo con voi. Non c’è un modo giusto o sbagliato di affrontare questa situazione, perché ogni situazione è diversa. Ma perfavore state attenti ❤️ • • 📸 thanks to @thedreamyknots
WE ARE OK. We don’t talk much about the current situation (yes we mean that Covid-19 situation). And it’s because we think it’s an already enough covered topic. • We have been criticised a lot cos we are still traveling. We have been accused of potentially spreading the virus (cos “we must have caught it” , you know, since we have traveled a lot in the last few weeks). We have been told things like “stay away from my country” or “you are irresponsible”. And it was honestly quite sad, frustrating and disappointing. • We are perfectly aware of what’s happening. We have been following all the rules and precautions. We have been through canceled flights, unexpected issues, quarantine and anything else you are all facing everywhere. Last thing we want is definitely to be irresponsible or create any issue. We understand the situation and we are scared too. • We are just choosing to try and face it in a different way. Making efforts not to panic ( it would only make things worse and it wouldn’t solve the problem anyway). We are far from home, trying to go back. And it doesn’t look easy cos many countries do not allow us to fly in, not even for a short transit, due to the fact that one of us owns only a European/Italian passport. But stressing out too much about all this things would only put at risk our immune system and increase the chances to get sick. • We keep posting positive stories to try help those who follow us to virtually travel and enjoy some distractions during a difficult time. Please do not judge us. Stop thinking we don’t care. We have friends and family in Italy who are going through a lot. We know what it means. • We just want to try and focus on something more positive, to keep as much as possible depression and fear away. We try to direct our attention on those few good effects that this virus has brought to the planet. Hoping that once everything will be over, people won’t forget and will make different choices in their everyday habits. • We are ok.And we want to thank all those who are thinking of us or worrying about us.Please if you would like to know more about our situation,message us anytime. And please,wherever you are, STAY SAFE ❤
Jaipur , Rajasthan (India) offers so much to see! One of its beauty is with no doubt the Hawa Mahal. 🕌 • Also known as The Palace of Winds, it’s entirely made of pink and red sandstone: a true unmissable beauty. Best spot for your pics? There a nice little place called TATTO CAFÉ right on the opposite side of the road. Not only they have a cute tiny terrace overlooking the palace, but their menu also offers few Vegan options 😃🌿 • This way you can enjoy the view and take pictures while enjoining a cruelty free meal and a freshly pressed juice 🍓🥝🍉
This was by far the hardest picture to take for us 😥 • To reach this spot in Jaipur, India, you need to climb a very long and steep series of steps. We’ve been said that some people actually feel very sick on the way up. I (Sarah) honestly still don’t know how I managed to make it to the top (given my well known unfitness 🙈😅) • And that’s why that day I fell sick with high fever for the effort. Was it worth it? Well the view is really breathtaking there and it’s very quiet since almost no one wants to climb those steps. But going back, I wouldn’t probably do it again. 🚫❌‼️⚠️ • Have you ever experienced anything similar? Risking your health or fears to take “that” special picture? Tell us your story in the comments ⤵️⤵️
Today we want to tell you all about a very special place ❤️ A place where every day hundreds of angels volunteer to rescue injured animals from the streets of the Indian city of Udaipur and help them with treatments and recovery assistance till they can be safely released 🐕🐮 • But they do even more than that, especially for those who couldn’t go back to the streets without risking their life. They save chickens, goats, donkeys and cows. Most of them live the rest of their life in peace inside their sanctuary. Many male baby cows coming from the dairy industry are raised and looked after with love till they are old enough and ready to be released. • This place is called @animalaid_india and we strongly encourage to visit them if you ever stay in Udaipur. It’s the perfect place to make the connection and to support someone who really does so much for the voiceless. And if you are unable to physically go there, please consider to donate. These places need all our love to keep going and keep saving lives ❤️🐐🐥 • FUN FACT: I had the chance to feed a baby cow and honestly that was they only time I was happy to deal with cow’s milk 🥛😁 because that’s its really and only purpose.
So glad we have been lucky enough to try @gooddot when in Udaipur! They are the very first company producing and serving high quality vegan mock meats in India ❤️🐔 • Their prices are super affordable. That’s because they truly want to help people to positively approach veganism. Plus, all their products (also sold online) do not need to be refrigerated (you might not know that only 30% of Indians have a fridge in their homes) • Linked to them there’s a fantastic chain of vegan kiosks and trucks ( @gooddoofficial ) located around the country! 🛺🌿 Make sure you try them when you visit India! You’ll thank us later! I mean..look at that crispy fried “Chicken” 😍

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