Category: Travel
Mekong trading | Vietnam






Floating markets can be found in most provinces of the Mekong Delta. This type of markets have existed for a long time in the region. Farmers sell their goods on their small boats from one boat to another. Besides selling, they also trade: some watermelons for some pinapples for example. The boats gather togehther at several places on the river to sell fruits and vegetables, such as pineapple, dragon fruit, water melon, yam and gabbage. You can also find garden tools, crafts and Vietnemese breakfast (rice noodles and Coffee). The boats are often overloaded with products, so it sometimes looks like they would capsize. Especially in the rainy season, were it rains tons of water onto the boats.. A floating market usually starts before dawn – 4 or 5 o’clock in the morning and ends when the sun rises high, at about 9. The pictures above are from a floating market near to the city Can Tho. A trip on the Mekong is simply impressive, not only for the floating markets, but also to experience life around the river and small water arids.
beautiful doors


beautiful new doors for my series “gates&doors“. The first one in Palma de Mallorca, the others in small little villages up in the northern part of Mallorca.
Mallorcan wedding week | Gipsy Hochzeit

the whole family&friends staying in a Finca in Mal Pas-Bonaire/Mallorca for my cousins Ines and her argentinian husbands wedding. It’s been so wonderful. Meeting, laughing, swimming, eating fish, drinking wine, dancing, eating Paella, climbing, drinking more wine… Thanks to all!
good for travel | EXPED

Mit im Gepäck: Packsäcke von EXPED. Die schweizer Marke EXPED entwickelt seit 1997 Ausrüstung für Expeditionen, zum Trekken, Bergsteigen, Wandern und Globetrotten. EXPED steht für erstklassik verarbeitete top Materialien, ist umweltgerecht, ausgeklügelt und einfach – aufs Notwendigste reduziert. Die Produkte sind vielseitig einetzbar.
street food sunday | Roti in Vietnam




a very delicious islamic influenced sweet meal, called “Roti” we enjoyed quite often in Asia. Eggs and banana pieces rolled in very fine dough, baked/fried in oil & topped with dark chocolate sauce.
some ceremony in Vietnam




Ahnenkult in Vietnam. Überall stehen Opfergabentische mit Früchten, Blumen, Schnaps, Zigaretten, bunten Papieren, Süßwaren, anderen Speisen und Räucherstäbchen vor den Türen/auf den Straßen. Das Papier wird später in einem Blecheimer verbrannt, die Speisen im Kreise der Familie verzehrt. Feste und Rituale in Vietnam richten sich nach dem chinesischen Mondkalender und sind meist religiösen Ursprungs oder mit dem Wechsel von Jahreszeiten verbunden.

