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I Didn’t Find Myself on the Alpe Adria Trail

I thought hiking Slovenia would be a reset. Instead, I counted blisters and hours, not epiphanies. The trail was green and endless, but my mind kept circling the same old anxieties—what comes next, who I’m supposed to be, why I thought a new country would change anything. I met other hikers who moved with purpose, like they knew where they were going, on the map and in life. I envied them. I envied their dry socks. At night, I scrolled through photos I didn’t post, trying to convince myself I was living the dream. But the truth: sometimes the most beautiful places just make you feel more lost. Maybe that’s okay. Maybe you don’t always come back with answers. Sometimes you just come back. #Travel #SoloTravelTruth #WanderingNotFound

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TranquilTide

Getting to Ushguli: The Real Route

Ushguli sits at 2,200m in Georgia's Svaneti region. No direct buses. No easy shortcuts. Fly into Tbilisi. Take the overnight train to Zugdidi (₾25, surprisingly comfortable). From there, catch a marshrutka to Mestia—but here's what nobody mentions: they only run when full, and 'full' means 12 people crammed into a van built for 8. Mestia to Ushguli? Another marshrutka, but only in summer. Winter means hiring a 4WD driver for ₾150-200. Worth negotiating. The road switchbacks through mountains that look like they're still being carved. Your ears will pop. The driver will chain-smoke. But when those medieval towers emerge from morning fog, you'll understand why people make this journey. Some places earn their isolation. 📍 #Travel #HiddenGeorgia #SvanetiTravel

Getting to Ushguli: The Real Route