#backpacking

May 3 – Road to Santa Ana, the Coatepeque Lake Panorama and an Unexpected Police Check Yesterday we had already figured out the weekend program with the others: Santa Ana, from where we would climb the country's most popular volcano the next day! It lies about 150 kilometers southwest of us, and it was worth planning ahead for more than just the d

April 28 –Building the Wall, and Searching for Pupusas in the Village After breakfast, we discussed the day’s tasks as usual. I continued building the wall, and this time Ranulfo assigned the newly arrived volunteer, Karina, to work alongside me. Despite her young age, Karina was remarkably capable and experienced. She had grown up in a village an

April 26 – San Salvador, a Bitcoin Meetup, La Libertad and El Zonte For this weekend, I had planned to finally get away from my surroundings and go explore the coast. Hagen mentioned that there was going to be a Bitcoin meetup in the capital, which he definitely wanted to attend. He invited me along, and I immediately said yes. Even though Bitcoin

Április 26. – San Salvador, Bitcoin-meetup, La Libertad és El Zonte Erre a hétvégére azt terveztem, hogy végre kimozdulok az itteni környezetből, és elmegyek felfedezni a tengerpartot. Hagen említette, hogy a fővárosban lesz egy bitcoinos találkozó, amin ő mindenképpen részt szeretne venni. Invitált engem is, én pedig rögtön igent mondtam, hiszen

A Hungarian Guy Who Dared to Dream – And Set Out to Discover the World In today’s world, dreaming of traveling the globe might seem almost ordinary. But back in 1994, when I was born into a family of ten in Hungary, it was anything but a given. My mother’s dream came true—she had always wanted a big family. We weren’t wealthy, but as a child, I n