Food – Page 2 – Spicy Road

MEKONG DELTA – beautiful SOUTHERN VIETNAM!

There is one absolutely unique region in Asia that I highly suggest you to visit! The Mekong Delta is not only the most important agricultural and fishing region in Vietnam but it is also a very popular tourist destination where you can visit floating houses, small fishing boats on the river, fascinating mornings markets… and […]

by Kamila Pala

Far away from anywhere – discover Inner Mongolia

So WHERE are we? We find ourselves in an autonomous region of Inner Mongolia, North of China and close to Mongolian border. We feel completely lost. We don’t speak Chinese and no one around us speaks any English. Despite this challenge we decided to travel far away from cities and spend a memorable long weekend […]

by Kamila Pala

A true gem in Provence, France – LUBERON

There are many reasons why I love Provence and maybe you will agree with me! If you like spectacular countryside with extraordinary lavender fields, orchards, vineyards, fascinating ochre hills or fabulous medieval villages… you will certainly fall in LOVE with Luberon! And in combination with tasteful local food, no doubts, you must visit it!!! We […]

by Kamila Pala

Why do Korean households have 2 fridges? Spicy Road has good tip for a “spicy” weekend trip.

MODERN grey highways and high skyscrapers versus colorful ANCIENT royal palace… a weekend in the capital city of Korea, Seoul -over 10 million inhabitants- was impressive! The opportunity to explore history and the modern city at the same time doesn’t happen everyday – especially if you get the chance to visit a local family. In most […]

by Kamila Pala

Shanghai I. – “YUMMY.”

I’d like to eat something good…or how does „Chinese“ taste in „China“! (Place of action- Shanghai, largest city in China. First stop- a little something about food.) We are sitting at a beautiful round table full of bowls next to which are chopsticks as well as agreeable waiters bringing chinese delicacies. We are in a […]

by Kamila Pala

Marseille- European Cultural City of 2013! A Hidden jewel of the Mediterranean

For A. Dumas readers, it may not come off as a surprise that the most significant (literary) hero was the Count of Monte Cristo, who was supposed to be imprisoned in a fortress on a close-by island If… but the city mostly became famous because of the revolutionary march in 1792 when local rebels marched […]