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Best Restaurants in Barcelona in 2023

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As you may or may not know, I actually call Barcelona my base these days, and I’ve been getting a lot of requests to make a post on the best restaurants in Barcelona!

This is a mix of my personal favorites, and many of the others I’ve been to that maybe you will like as well! If you happen to use this guide, please leave me a comment with your thoughts on the restaurants!

I also always appreciate some love on social media, which helps me sustain posting free info like this one! Please share this if you found it useful!

Best Restaurants in Barcelona for Tapas

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Whether you’re just visiting or you actually live in Barcelona, tapas are going to be part of your diet. There are TONS of tapas restaurants, and you really can just pop into any, but there are a few that are local favorites that I’d highly recommend!

Bar de Pla – a small, cute hidden gem that’s always busy! There’s often a line to get in. My faves were the mushroom and wasabi salad, and codfish croquettas.

Taller de Tapas – technically an Argentinian tapas spot, but still good and VERY cheap. There’s several of them throughout Barcelona as well.

Bormuth – a popular spot in Born for both food and drinks! Be sure to try a glass of Vermut while you’re there!

Tosca Tapas y Vino – one of my favorite tapas spots because it has a prime view of the beautiful balcony of Palau de la Musica. Their tapas are really yum too!

Cerveseria Catalunya – for traditional Catalan tapas, you must go here! It’s literally always busy though, so try to make a reservation, or prepare to wait in line.

El Nacional – a very cool spot that people love to hang out at, because it has several restaurants and bars in one place! The restaurant in the back left corner is where you can find cheap, traditional tapas.

Best Restaurants in Barcelona for Paella

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I’ve of course tried various paellas all around Barcelona, but only two have stood out! By the way, I don’t really like rice! So that’s saying a lot!

Bar Canete – my absolute top favorite paella taste-wise. It also varies each day, so it’s not promised to be great every day or to be pescatarian! I also like that you can get it as a small portion. This place is truly a hidden gem, seriously ALL of their food is amazing! Try the lobster croquettes and burrata as well!

7 Portas – a relatively famous paella restaurant in Barcelona that most people write about, and it’s for a good reason. Their paella is really freaking good. I like the Black Rice paella the best.

Alyssa’s Favorite Vegan Restaurants

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Vegan Junk Food Barcelona – Smash Burger

As a pescatarian, it is extremely easy to eat in Barcelona. Not only are there TONS of seafood options, but when I’m trying to be extra good, there’s a lot of vegan options as well!

Vegan Junk Food – heaven on Earth for vegans! Or at least people who don’t eat meat but still like the idea of a cheeseburger. Everything is the vegan version of typical junkfood, from burgers to wings, and there’s also some sushi!

Vegetalia Born – a smaller vegetarian spot with a great view of the church in Born. They have Impossible Burgers!

Honest Greens – if all the wine and tapas has you craving a healthy salad, you can’t go wrong with Honest Greens!

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Amarre 69 – Vegan Tacos & Sangria

The Green Spot – this is an upscale vegan restaurant with extremely delicious truffle pizza! Extra perks are that they allow dogs inside!

Amarre 69 – a cute new little vegan spot near Barceloneta beach with several great options! Including vegan tacos with faux-meat crumbles. They also have a delicious sangria!

Best Sushi Restaurants in Barcelona

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All you can eat sushi at Maguro

All you can eat sushi is a thing in Barcelona, and it’s freaking amazing. The price is incredible, and the sushi is actually really good! Just to warn you, most will charge you if you don’t eat it all, so only order a few things at a time, and try to make a reservation!

Maguro – another heaven on Earth type of place! All you can eat sushi for only 20 euros! It doesn’t get much better than that! The fish quality was also very good. It definitely gets busy so go on a weekday or get there just before 2pm on a weekend. I like that you can order on a tablet that’s at each table!

Un Bocado – one of our typical spots for all you can eat sushi in Barcelona. The quality is extremely good here and the atmosphere is cute.

Shunka – not all you can eat sushi, but probably the highest quality sushi you’ll find in Barcelona. It’s a bit on the pricey side, but you’ll see why with the high grade fish. Reservations are a must so book far in advance!

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Fusion sushi at Carpe Diem

Salvaje – Japanese Fusion in a “chic caveman” themed restaurant that’s part owned by Lionel Messi! This is an extremely popular hot spot restaurant with only two seating times per night! The sushi is very expensive, but like Shunka, it’s worth it for the quality and definitely for the atmosphere!

Best Hot Pot Restaurants

If you love hot pot, or even if you’ve never had it, you should try it while you’re in Barcelona! Especially if you happen to be here when the weather is a bit chilly! Hot Pot is a classic Chinese style of restaurants, where they bring you pots of broth to boil on the table, then you cook various types of food in it!

Yuan Lao Si Hotpot – I liked this one a lot because of the decor to be honest. It’s very ornate and traditionally decorated! The food was also amazing.

SLX Sinchuan Hot Pot – this is our go-to spot for hot pot! It’s cozy and the people who work there are extremely sweet!

Alyssa’s Favorite Brunch Restaurants in Barcelona

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Eggs Benedict with Salmon at Alsur Cafe

I am basically the queen of brunch, and in Barcelona, it’s like my kingdom of amazing brunch places. I’m not going to lie, I have judged most of these places based on how good their eggs benedict with salmon is. But there’s some I also chose because of the atmosphere and vibe!

Alsur Cafe – there are two Alsur cafes, so be sure to go to the one near Cuitadella. Forewarning, they are pretty slow, but they have some amazing funky food options! For example they serve the eggs benedict on fluffy brioche bread, and they have a cronut grilled cheese!

Picnic – Picnic’s eggs benny with salmon is also really good. They have a lot of other options too, including tacos! There’s usually always a line here as well.

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Eggs Benedict with Salmon at Picnic Restaurant

Mescladis del Pou – a very unique little restaurant nestled in the middle of Born. Mescladis is in a random little square with only outdoor seating. It actually donates its proceeds to charity, and its servers are all people training to become servers at restaurants. The menu is very impressive, with international dishes from around the world. But it also has a really good smoked salmon sandwich.

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Smoked salmon and creme fresh sandwich at Mescladis

Egg Lab – I have yet to be here because since I live in Born, it’s “far” (it’s really not, that’s just what happens when you live somewhere), but my friend Jenny swears it’s one of the best brunch restaurants in Barcelona.

The Benedict – for fellow eggs benedict lovers, you obviously must go here. There’s many options for benedicts, and the one with salmon is amazing!

Milk Bar & Bistro – a quirky little spot that has both breakfast dishes and random things like “ramen burgers”. Milk Bar usually tops most food lists out there!

Ugot Bruncherie – located in Eixample, this adorable little restaurant also serves up a great eggs Benedict with salmon, and has indoor and outdoor seating.

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Ugot Bruncherie

Federal Cafe Gotico – a cafe that serves eggs benedict with salmon AND Impossible burgers. That is all.

Surf House Barcelona – one of the most popular outdoor restaurants in Barceloneta, with amazing food and a lot of vegan options! As you can imagine, there is always a line here, but it’s worth the wait!

Best Restaurants in Barcelona for Party Vibes

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Salvaje has a DJ and ongoing live performances during dinner

Now let’s talk about all these swanky, cute places you’ve probably seen on my IG Stories! To be honest, most of them are very expensive. But if you want to treat yourself to a night out in one of the hottest places, make a reservation and check one of these out!

Salvaje – I know I already listed Salvaje for the sushi, but I have to list it again for party vibes, because they also have a DJ playing during dinner. Not only that, but they have women who perform in “savage” looking costumes, and an acrobat couple as well!

Velissima – a stylish Italian restaurant that also has a DJ and performances while you eat! The servers are also performers, and they are absolutely hilarious. Later Velissima turns into a nightclub and the dinner tables are cleared away.

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Seafood tower at Velissima

Carpe Diem (CDLC) – during the day you can eat on Carpe Diem’s beachfront terrace (they have good sushi!), and at night, it turns into a swanky nightclub. It’s really beautifully decorated inside, be sure to check it out!

Best Food Delivery in Barcelona!

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If you don’t want to go out to eat all the time in Barcelona, you can also order in! For restaurant and even grocery delivery, you can use Glovo or Uber Eats.

Or! If you want a handmade, absolutely delicious treat, check out DumplingsBCN, owned and operated by my bestie Jenny who took me to half of the places on this list!

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As a travel influencer based in Barcelona, I go to A LOT of restaurants! Here are the best restaurants in Barcelona in 2022! From my favorite brunch spots to the absolute BEST paella I've ever tasted, and of course alllll the best tapas places! There's also a list of best vegan restaurants in Barcelona as well!

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  • Ashgabat, Turkmenistan is still one of the most bizarre cities i have been to in the 155 countries I've traveled so far, and the fact that it is purposely "all white" including cars is fascinating to see (strange to try to understand why), but since everyone usually only talks about the colorless city, I decided to show you the even more bizarre colors at night -- neon rainbow!

I like to think and hope that the locals got sick of the all white decor rule and chose to show their colors at night, but considering that electricity is unlimited and free for the gov, I'm sure it's their doing...which would still be funny...

Anyway, more bizarre things -- as a tourist, you cannot just wander on your own, you have to be with a guide (maybe why there aren't too many night time Ashgabat posts, but I specifically requested to go out to eat at night in local hot spots)

Also, everyone loves to report or repeat that it's strange that there's "no people there". There are, but most of them live in regular areas outside of this main commercial capital area... also most people work during the day when tours are happening 

Sorry not sorry to burst any bubbles! But there's many more fascinating things here than click bait ones! Hopefully this still gets shown anyway 😂

What have you heard about Turkmenistan? Need fuel for my next debunking post!!
  • The top searched city for flights right now isssss BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan!

I was just there and my top tip is actually to leave Bishkek, and go immerse yourself in the nature and culture of the beautiful country!

Don't get me wrong, Bishkek was cool! I found great shopping there (both at a local mall and the traditional market), and the city is pretty, but the nature areas are just, WOW!

Don't miss Ala Archa National Park and also Issyk Kul lake area!! Full blog post coming soon!

So excited to return here next year! If you want to go here and to all 5 Stans with a really cool travel community, drop a comment or DM and I'll send you the notifications form!
  • For all the queens and princesses who aren't getting that royal treatment they deserve at home -- go to Samarkand, Uzbekistan where you can dress up and feel like it at one of the most beaitiful places in the world!

Always remember though, you are the main person who can treat yourself like royalty, and you always should!

What do you do for yourself to feel like the "royal treatment"? For me it's little things like ordering bubbles on the plane even tho I'm in economy. 😁

Comment "queen" and ill DM you my full travel itinerary and tips for Uzbekistan, including how to book this photoshoot!
  • Don’t forget to vote today, preferably for kind, cultured, people with good-morals. 😁

Trust me, I do not want politics in my posts, but once again it seems like politics are always interrupting my travels, and I had to talk about this one!

I know I get judged a lot for what I do and wear…but when it’s by a representative from the U.S. gov who is in a country where I’m wearing the local fashion of, and they laugh and make a snarky remark to another minion, that’s where I have to call someone out. 

Overheard at the train station in Samarkand, Uzbekistan by a couple of my group trip guests, was “Look at that b*tch in pink” by a member of Rubio’s delegation who were there doing security checks for his upcoming visit.

The group of horribly dressed older men and one woman then had the joke on them when they were given a tour of a bazaar…where the local fashion I was wearing was prominently on display everywhere. 🫠

Just goes to show that if these Gov officials can talk badly about a U.S. citizen abroad, just imagine what they think of you all back home! 

So this is my response as a very proud “b*tch in pink”, and this whole situation is a great example of WHY I always purposely wear hot pink on my travels 🤗💖

PS stop starving your own people Marcocito!!!
  • Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
  • Anyone else have a bunch of random currency from various countries all over the place? What do you do with it all??

I started using a cheap coupon organizer to keep track of it all, especially since I repeat many of the countries I go to, and it has been so much easier that just a bug wad of colorful bills!

If I know I likely won’t return to a country, I usually give the cash away though, or keep a small bill as a souvenir!

Never would have guessed my fanciest most valuable wallet would be the $5 one that stores priceless memories from 155 countries! (Well I don’t have cash from all of them, maybe just 50, but still!)

What’s your most valuable priceless possession?

Also if you’d like to use my shipping link, please comment “rich bc”!
  • Sneaky fabulous way to see Registan Square in Samarkand before it opens: book this photoshoot!

((Comment Samarkand to get sent my full Uzbekistan travel guide plus the contact info for this photoshoot!))

Various colors, jewelry, and masculine costumes available as well! Cost is around $47 for the outfit, photos, and a video!

Highlight is definitely "flying" around Registan Square, and you really have to run to get those videos!! 😂

Would you do this or nah?

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#uzbekistan #samarkand #flyingdress #mylifesatravelmovie
  • Questions literally no one has ever asked about making 'smores or likely at the Darvaza Gas Crater (AKA "Door to Hell") in Turkmenistan.

((Comment "crater" and ill send my full blog post about how to go here! I've been twice now,))

This is a massive crater that collapsed in the desert when people were drilling for natural resources decades ago. Someone thought it would be smart to light it on fire, and it has been burning non stop ever since...

Rumors are it will close down soon for the gov to sell the gas, so go see it while you can! Or join one of my group adventures there!
  • When life brings you to the Door to HɛIl, roast some marshmallows, throw a dance party with friends, strap your seat belt on tight, and HOLD ON for a wild ride out of there! ...both figuratively and literally.

This is the famous Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenkstan, Aka the "Door to Hɛll". I went here solo last year and then recently brought my Travel Tribe which was waayyyyyy more fun...perhaps too much fun!!

First of all, I've never seen people enjoy that minivan Mario Kart race through the barren desert before 😂 or thought anyone would be down for Turkmen beer roadies. 

Then the looks on all of their faces when we drove up to the gas crater at night made the journey not only worth it but priceless!

We then proceeded to have an aggressive game of UNO (a must on our adventures), too much Turkmen wine (that's similar to port) and a very uncomfortable sleepover in yurts with "Chanel" and "Versace" bedding. IYKYK.

Also, can't believe I found marshmallows there, or that one of the guides just lit a hole on fire to roast them, but the smell of gas was very unappetizing so they were not consumed (by me).

FYI everyone is still saying the Darvaza Crater will be extinguished soon so the gov can capture the gas to sell, so go see it while you can, if you're up for a truly wild adventure!!

More wild and weird stories from our 5 Stans Group Adventure coming soon! 🤪

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Ashgabat, Turkmenistan is still one of the most bizarre cities i have been to in the 155 countries I've traveled so far, and the fact that it is purposely "all white" including cars is fascinating to see (strange to try to understand why), but since everyone usually only talks about the colorless city, I decided to show you the even more bizarre colors at night -- neon rainbow! I like to think and hope that the locals got sick of the all white decor rule and chose to show their colors at night, but considering that electricity is unlimited and free for the gov, I'm sure it's their doing...which would still be funny... Anyway, more bizarre things -- as a tourist, you cannot just wander on your own, you have to be with a guide (maybe why there aren't too many night time Ashgabat posts, but I specifically requested to go out to eat at night in local hot spots) Also, everyone loves to report or repeat that it's strange that there's "no people there". There are, but most of them live in regular areas outside of this main commercial capital area... also most people work during the day when tours are happening Sorry not sorry to burst any bubbles! But there's many more fascinating things here than click bait ones! Hopefully this still gets shown anyway 😂 What have you heard about Turkmenistan? Need fuel for my next debunking post!!
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The top searched city for flights right now isssss BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan! I was just there and my top tip is actually to leave Bishkek, and go immerse yourself in the nature and culture of the beautiful country! Don't get me wrong, Bishkek was cool! I found great shopping there (both at a local mall and the traditional market), and the city is pretty, but the nature areas are just, WOW! Don't miss Ala Archa National Park and also Issyk Kul lake area!! Full blog post coming soon! So excited to return here next year! If you want to go here and to all 5 Stans with a really cool travel community, drop a comment or DM and I'll send you the notifications form!
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For all the queens and princesses who aren't getting that royal treatment they deserve at home -- go to Samarkand, Uzbekistan where you can dress up and feel like it at one of the most beaitiful places in the world! Always remember though, you are the main person who can treat yourself like royalty, and you always should! What do you do for yourself to feel like the "royal treatment"? For me it's little things like ordering bubbles on the plane even tho I'm in economy. 😁 Comment "queen" and ill DM you my full travel itinerary and tips for Uzbekistan, including how to book this photoshoot!
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Don’t forget to vote today, preferably for kind, cultured, people with good-morals. 😁 Trust me, I do not want politics in my posts, but once again it seems like politics are always interrupting my travels, and I had to talk about this one! I know I get judged a lot for what I do and wear…but when it’s by a representative from the U.S. gov who is in a country where I’m wearing the local fashion of, and they laugh and make a snarky remark to another minion, that’s where I have to call someone out. Overheard at the train station in Samarkand, Uzbekistan by a couple of my group trip guests, was “Look at that b*tch in pink” by a member of Rubio’s delegation who were there doing security checks for his upcoming visit. The group of horribly dressed older men and one woman then had the joke on them when they were given a tour of a bazaar…where the local fashion I was wearing was prominently on display everywhere. 🫠 Just goes to show that if these Gov officials can talk badly about a U.S. citizen abroad, just imagine what they think of you all back home! So this is my response as a very proud “b*tch in pink”, and this whole situation is a great example of WHY I always purposely wear hot pink on my travels 🤗💖 PS stop starving your own people Marcocito!!!
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Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico?

Save this for future trip planning!

This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!!

You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁

Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos…

Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬

Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
Which of these is your travel type, and is it accurate with where you’d like to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Mexico? Save this for future trip planning! This is my 10th-ish year living on/off in Mexico, and I’ve been very fortunate to get to experience Dia de los Muertos in a few different cities! But no matter where you go, the most important thing is that you remember and celebrate those who have passed!!! You can find all the events happening by searching social for “city name + Dia de los muertos events” 💀😁 Or you can just wander around the barrios or cemeteries! Not joking, the cemeteries are all open and decorated, just be sure to pay your respects and not just go for photos… Speaking of which, all photos of me are real locations, just with a little enhancement and graphics 😬 Are you celebrating your passed loved ones today? Where??
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Anyone else have a bunch of random currency from various countries all over the place? What do you do with it all?? I started using a cheap coupon organizer to keep track of it all, especially since I repeat many of the countries I go to, and it has been so much easier that just a bug wad of colorful bills! If I know I likely won’t return to a country, I usually give the cash away though, or keep a small bill as a souvenir! Never would have guessed my fanciest most valuable wallet would be the $5 one that stores priceless memories from 155 countries! (Well I don’t have cash from all of them, maybe just 50, but still!) What’s your most valuable priceless possession? Also if you’d like to use my shipping link, please comment “rich bc”!
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Sneaky fabulous way to see Registan Square in Samarkand before it opens: book this photoshoot! ((Comment Samarkand to get sent my full Uzbekistan travel guide plus the contact info for this photoshoot!)) Various colors, jewelry, and masculine costumes available as well! Cost is around $47 for the outfit, photos, and a video! Highlight is definitely "flying" around Registan Square, and you really have to run to get those videos!! 😂 Would you do this or nah? ------- #uzbekistan #samarkand #flyingdress #mylifesatravelmovie
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Questions literally no one has ever asked about making 'smores or likely at the Darvaza Gas Crater (AKA "Door to Hell") in Turkmenistan. ((Comment "crater" and ill send my full blog post about how to go here! I've been twice now,)) This is a massive crater that collapsed in the desert when people were drilling for natural resources decades ago. Someone thought it would be smart to light it on fire, and it has been burning non stop ever since... Rumors are it will close down soon for the gov to sell the gas, so go see it while you can! Or join one of my group adventures there!
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When life brings you to the Door to HɛIl, roast some marshmallows, throw a dance party with friends, strap your seat belt on tight, and HOLD ON for a wild ride out of there! ...both figuratively and literally. This is the famous Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenkstan, Aka the "Door to Hɛll". I went here solo last year and then recently brought my Travel Tribe which was waayyyyyy more fun...perhaps too much fun!! First of all, I've never seen people enjoy that minivan Mario Kart race through the barren desert before 😂 or thought anyone would be down for Turkmen beer roadies. Then the looks on all of their faces when we drove up to the gas crater at night made the journey not only worth it but priceless! We then proceeded to have an aggressive game of UNO (a must on our adventures), too much Turkmen wine (that's similar to port) and a very uncomfortable sleepover in yurts with "Chanel" and "Versace" bedding. IYKYK. Also, can't believe I found marshmallows there, or that one of the guides just lit a hole on fire to roast them, but the smell of gas was very unappetizing so they were not consumed (by me). FYI everyone is still saying the Darvaza Crater will be extinguished soon so the gov can capture the gas to sell, so go see it while you can, if you're up for a truly wild adventure!! More wild and weird stories from our 5 Stans Group Adventure coming soon! 🤪 Is this on your bucketlist??
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