Skiing At Bansko (The Ski Road)

I mentioned in a blog post that I went skiing at Bansko's Chalin Valog that was a part of a Ski Road. The Ski Road is a 6.3 kilometer long track which leads you from Bansko's Bunderishka Polyana to the Bansko town center, on the first Gondola station. Skiing on the Ski Road was relatively easy and the views you get are gorgeous. There will be a section of the road where you can see snow covered mountains behind the numerous buildings...

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Skiing at Bansko (Chalin Valog & Bunderishka Polyana)

Bulgaria was so much fun! I learned how to ski within twelve hours of skiing training and lessons. But personally, I also enjoyed the environment, surroundings and breathtaking sights that I have seen throughout our one-week trip. At the main town of Bansko, you must take the Gondola lift either towards the middle station which you can ski at three slopes, or to the topmost (the main) station which features a difficult slope called the Banderitza...

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BLOG URL HAS CHANGED. (Update)

Salutations, everyone. (What an intro.) As you're reading this post, I shall be boarding a short flight from Stockholm to Paris with my mom and my sister. So before I go, I decided to give all of you a short update. First of all, the BLOG URL HAS CHANGED. The old URL, teenagertravelling is no longer in use. We will now be using the-teen-traveller.blogspot.se, as it is easier to remember and recognize. Just in case you missed that, The Blog URL Has Changed And It Will Now Be the-teen-traveller.blogspot.com. Next, I just...

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Hi, I'm Patricia!

Hello! I'm Patricia, good friend of Euan, the Teen Traveller! Some of you might know me from my own blog, The Formal Rulebreaker, but since it's not too well-known, I'm new for most of you.  I'm originally from Hungary, a country in middle Europe. I currently don't live there, but I always spend the summer break in that country, feeling like a tourist. :)  Hungary is a popular destination in the summer, not only for my family, but for many tourists around the world. The capital city, Budapest is known for the beautiful buildings...

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Hi, I'm Shriya!

Hi, I'm Shriya! Travelling is fun. I like to roam in different cities because I want to know their culture. I would want to blend in because it is interesting to know other how other people live in their own countries. My favorite travelling experience is when we went to a cruise to Tallin (in Estonia). My home country is India, and I like that India is a very social country. No one is busy on their phones, people greet you while you're if you pass on the road.  I hope that you will enjoy reading my posts and keep reading the blog...

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Youtube World Project 2014

Important: BULGARIA UPDATE Please read! ~~~ I'm subscribed to Martin, a Swedish guy in Youtube that makes videos on his channel (frankly called) TheSwedishLad. He launched a project called The Youtube World Project 2014. So, how does this work? Basically, the aim of the project is for every country in the world to have a representative in a video that will be uploaded on the 8th of January, 2015.  Want to become your country's representative? E-mail Martin at theswedishlad@gmail.com to let him know...

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EATS: The Original Swedish Frozen Yogurt Factory

Tweet The Blog's Link - Share Some Great Reads *** The Original Swedish Frozen Yogurt Factory can be found in Gallerian, a mall near Stockholm's Central-Station. What I had was a fat and sugar free strawberry yogurt with chocolate cream and coconut bits and Kex Chocolate halves. Clearly, I made up my fat and sugar with the candy toppings I had. It was delightful. The yogurt had the strawberry taste I craved, and the crunch of the toppings...

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UPDATE: Going To Bulgaria!

Support The Blog. Click Here To Tweet Out That You Love The Teen Traveller. Hello everyone! Time for another update! (So sorry if there's so much updates...) So January is finished and here comes our first official international trip for 2014! We're going to Bulgaria from Sunday (the 9th) to next Saturday (the 15th)! We'll be going on a skiing / sledding adventure in a town called Bansko in southwestern Bulgaria.  We're not sure yet if there will be Wifi there, so don't be alarmed if I don't post anything during the times. Update:...

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Tio Tretton

Click Me To Tweet This Post To Your Awesome Followers. *** A while back, Linh, her friend and I went to Kulturhuset in T-Centralen to go to a library. The library was called Tio Tretton (in English - Ten Thirteen), which was a library directed to kids 10 to 13 years old. The main purpose of the library is, well, a reading place. But I think that it's more than that. It has a kitchen, a small stage, a ton of board games and much , much more. On...

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Unlucky Numbers Around the World

In Lucky Numbers Around The World, I talked about the significance of some numbers in particular cultures and why they consider the number "lucky". Now, here are some not so lucky numbers around the world:  The Number 3. In Vietnam, people suppose that you shouldn't take photos with three people in it. Why? They believe that the person in the middle would die. (Didn't that escalate quickly?) The Number 4. In China, people believe that...

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