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@maxhaensel took this killer shot in the Abbasi Gr

@maxhaensel took this killer shot in the Abbasi Great Mosque, in Esfahan - an extraordinary mosque – decorated with exquisite blue mosaics and among the most beautiful on Earth. I am so happy we got to see this place while we still could. It turns out Robert Byron, a British writer, was right when he rated Esfahan “among those rarer places, like Athens or Rome, which are the common refreshment of humanity.” For more, see “Iran” in my Instagram highlights and the story published on weloveitwild.com #weloveitwild

The colors of Aladaglar Mountains, or Rainbow Moun

The colors of Aladaglar Mountains, or Rainbow Mountains, Northern Iran. A madly surreal landscape. Our travels in Iran now @ weloveitwild.com #weloveitwild #passportready

"If I had to pick a city that makes my imagination

"If I had to pick a city that makes my imagination flourish over Iran’s ancient golden times, it would be Yazd. It’s hard to put in words Yazd’s peculiar atmosphere, but it’s easy to taste it as I navigate among its winding lanes, blue-tiled domes, soaring minarets, covered bazaars, and elegant old courtyard homes." More on insta stories and weloveitwild.com #weloveitwild

The Dasht-e Lut is a vast salt desert in the provi

The Dasht-e Lut is a vast salt desert in the provinces of Kerman, Sistan, and Baluchestan, in southeast Iran. A while ago, before COVID-19 hit the country, I set up camp exactly there, where the shifting sands of the Lut Desert, or the Dasht-e Lut, forge a living work of art. Those were crazy few days at the start of my journey across Iran. Not only is the Lut the hottest place on Earth, beating El Azizia in Libya, and Iran's only natural Unesco World Heritage site, but also a bizarre, mystic wilderness. It's a landscape so far off; it felt like a kind of mirage. Or promised land. For the first time since I had arrived in the country, I was told to take the veil off. Then, I heard my fixer say the Lut is his favorite place in the world. "It's the only place where I can have a glimpse of what freedom feels like.". For more, please read my new story “Against the odds in Iran” on weloveitwild.com #weloveitwild

When you dip into the cobalt blue Mediterranean wa

When you dip into the cobalt blue Mediterranean water, you forget about the 1,000 stairs you must climb around the island #italiansdoitbetter

Style by nature, in the summer light #weloveitwild

Style by nature, in the summer light #weloveitwild @villafrancapositano

Last June I traveled to the Amalfi Coast, Italy, a

Last June I traveled to the Amalfi Coast, Italy, and it was if I’d entered the pages of “Return to Italy,” a journal from Austrian travel writer Stefan Zweig written in between the great world wars. “Never have I felt so powerfully the vitality of Italy and its indestructible energy in spite of all the crises that now traverse it,” wrote Zweig in 1921, as he traveled across Europe in one of its most challenging crisis. “Italy has not changed, nor the Italians,” he went on. “What has changed,” said Zweig, “are the travelers, foreigners who to a greater extent than one imagined influenced the way one thinks of the physiognomy of the most visited towns in Italy. Above all, it seems there are less of them”. In 2020 I savored this very feeling described by Zweig in 1921. How fascinating it is to see history repeat itself? For more, read my new story on this gorgeous pocket of Italy on weloveitwild.com #weloveitwild @villafrancapositano

On my last day in PNG, as locals wave good-bye wit

On my last day in PNG, as locals wave good-bye with their teeth stained red from chewing betel nuts, I smile. I think about how I’ve never been more uncomfortable than when sleeping with the tribes here and eating dried food for almost the entire journey. Yet, I would do it all over again – it’s made me realize that tribes from so many distinct pockets of PNG, despite their singularity, also have things in common. They like to believe in strange Gods, follow odd rituals, and dress up in traditional outfits. But above all, I would come back to chase the land of ferocious headhunters and have a glimpse of what adventure travel is really about. More on weloveitwild.com and @suitcase #weloveitwild #suitcasetravels

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