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Date: 11th April 2012

about History
Thanks for sharing the trip.....just like to say few things regarding Alexander the great,,,,the attrocities attributed to him are incorrect part of History,,,,,suggest reading from reliable sources. no offence thanx

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 31st October 2010

nice toilette
While surfing in the net, I hit on your blog...Started laughing loud as I saw your toilett-pics in Hotel Tashkent. In February 2007 I 've almost made the same picture....:-P http://img229.imageshack.us/i/img0809o.jpg/ just mirror-invertred..

From Blog: Karakalpakstan - in the shadow of a disappearing sea
Date: 19th September 2010

Iskander Kul
Dear Mathias I browsed your photos with extreme great interest and anxiety when I found it on the web. Fyi, I am doing a research on Alexander the Great and I have also finished scrutinizing all ancient maps and Holy Books of the 3 religions which mentioned Alexander and few ancient travellers' log books including Marco Polo. All the maps shown different places of wall of Gog and Magog and funnily ALL are not plausibile if I cross-check with their respective writers' Holy Book except for 1 writer. In fact, all the location info inside the internet are misleading and not accurate at all. I personally believed that the wall is somewhere in the ranges of where Iskandar Kul is. My question is, do you have anymore photos, that you can upload here and any other info. about what you saw or hear from the local about this place that could help me. I am planning to go to Uzbek/Tajik in June 2011 for this personal expedition, Of course anyone can join me if they are interested. I need to finalize a bit more on my research before i go, though I can almost tell on the google earth at which peak it is. Please do not hesitate to contact me shoud at the above email if you have any question. thanx Feruz

From Blog: Odyssey in the Fan Mountains
Date: 29th July 2010

want to participate
Dear Friend, On behalf of Everest Nepal Cultural Group looking International folk dance, Music and song festival 2010/11 for participating. Everest Nepal Cultural Group has participated in many countries around the world including - France, Spain, Japan, Taiwan, Netherlands, Belgium, Korea, Qatar, Malaysia, Greece, Poland, United States of America etc. If want to invite Everest Nepal Cultural Group from Nepal, please send us your festival Condition. Please visit us www.encg.org.np If you need any information, please feel free any time. With warm regards, Ram Chandra Koirala Managing Director Everest Nepal Cultural group (IOV Nepal) G. P. O. Box: 13676, Lazimpat, Kathmandu Nepal Tel +977-1-4421999 Fax. +977-1-4441304 Email: info@encg.org.np, cioffnepal@mail.com.np Web Site: www.folkfestivals.org.np , www.encg.org.np http://www.youtube.com/koiralarc

From Blog: Some relaxing days without the Muezzin howling 5 times a day
Date: 13th July 2010

i love my wahkan valley
it"s great to us

From Blog: The Wakhan valley - Afghanistan's back door
Date: 2nd July 2010

shared experience
the picture of the toilet brings back memories. That is one of the better toilets in Nukus! I also enjoyed the Art gallery. I think I must have been the only person in the entire gallery and so I had a security lady watching my every move throughout the building...Good times!

From Blog: Karakalpakstan - in the shadow of a disappearing sea
Date: 14th January 2010


I'm so happy I found your blog here :) I can't wait to experience all that by myself. Some say it's a dream, some say it's a nightmare, I chose the first option and now, I live here in Tajikistan !! I can't wait the spring to enjoy the best weather and have the same adventures and scenery as you :) take care and keep on sharing adventures with us :)

From Blog: Over the top - the Pamir Highway
Date: 8th January 2010

nice vacation bro
hey this is hamidullah an afghan guy thanks for posting these pics it is wonderfull not only wars belongs to afghanistan but a beautiful nature also

From Blog: The Wakhan valley - Afghanistan's back door
Date: 4th June 2009

Great Job
Good job men!!! I will visit that place for sure Seems like you had a wonderful time driving.

From Blog: The Wakhan valley - Afghanistan's back door
Date: 11th June 2008


You make Biskek sound better than I heard it is. I wasnt going to spend any time there in September when I go to Kyrgyzstan but now I am tempted to spend a few nights. Maybe I will skip the night life though. :D

From Blog: Kyrgyzstan - the nomads' land
Date: 26th March 2008

:)
Hi, very interesting experiences you had. I am living in Uzbekistan for about two months now as an echange student, but it seems I have experienced a lot less than you. Good luck in your travels, I will keep an eye on your blog :)

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 3rd March 2008

great photos
Absolutely great, beautiful photos, compliments! www.4ginna.wordpress.com

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 15th February 2008

Awesome Trip
You're my hero. I will do the entirety of the Silk Road trip some day. I am planning to go to Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan this summer. Truly a wonderful blog with amazing pictures.

From Blog: Odyssey in the Fan Mountains
Date: 13th January 2008

happy new year 2008
Hi matthias, long time since I did not read your adventures in the far far east. I apologyse for that and I appreciated your new stories with bad men and mercedes races. I hope you will come back in one piece. It is always a pleasure to read your lines because I always discover places that I did not know at all. Good luck on your way and best wishes for this new year (which certainly be the china's year). Tschüs

From Blog: Kyrgyzstan - the nomads' land
Date: 4th January 2008

hey
Frohes Neues Matthias!!! Ich hoffe es geht dir gut. Bist du noch in china? warte schon gespannt auf den nächsten eintrag. Ganz liebe Grüße

From Blog: Kyrgyzstan - the nomads' land
Date: 19th November 2007

hi
Hi matthias, I have not read this page yet because it is monday and I must work (beurk). But I hope to do this fast. Just to say hello and to encourage you in your trip. thanks for the pages and good luck

From Blog: Kyrgyzstan - the nomads' land
Date: 25th October 2007

Wonderful trip!
Little brother: Having such a wonderful journey with you. Thank you for letting us vicariously travel and feel this journey with you. Keep us in the journey...maggie

From Blog: Over the top - the Pamir Highway
Date: 25th October 2007

:)
i am so jealous dude ! u got so many great photos ! :)

From Blog: Over the top - the Pamir Highway
Date: 1st October 2007

der kerle kommt rum!
mensch geil, du bist jetzt auch schon eine ewigkeit unterwegs. viel glück und viel spaß noch!

From Blog: The Wakhan valley - Afghanistan's back door
Date: 29th September 2007

Hard trip
So journey in hell it seems. It was a long time I did not read your blog and what I find now : Traveller in troubles ;). Now you can say that you are a survivor. But the last words of your article are very interessant. It is true that sometimes hospitality can bring some difficulties.

From Blog: Odyssey in the Fan Mountains
Date: 15th August 2007

hey dude
Hi dear friend, I never post comments here but I read your blog religiously (as religiously as my unbeliever genes allow me to). You are an inspiration and I hope our paths will meet again... hopefully in less than 3 years! Enjoy, and keep us posted...

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 8th August 2007

hi
And what happens next???? I wait the end of the story fast. Hehe. Perhaps with pictures of you dancing for wedding of other people. A good job I suppose in these far landscapes. (sorry my english is rusty this evening as usual in fact).

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 7th August 2007

explore the unknow world
Hi, dear Matthias, happy to see your new steps! there must be a lot of stories along your trip, would like to spend time to share them with you! Adopt by the grandmothers, sounds very interesting, hehe and what is the problem after the bath? hehe I think you can write a attractive book after your trip, just like the funder of LP, Toni and Maureen! hehe

From Blog: Uzbekistan - Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Tashkent
Date: 29th June 2007

it's very real isn't it :)
Hey! Well, as I read your adventures, it's really after your taste, isn't it? Real and rough! I'm happy for you and thanks for your post card :)!

From Blog: Karakalpakstan - in the shadow of a disappearing sea
Date: 28th June 2007

TOTALITARISM, TELL ME ABOUT IT!!!
VERY FUNNY, MAT, LET ME TELL YOU, AFTER ALL THIS, I CAN TELL YOU THAT CUBA IS NOT SO BAD... TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF. SUERTE

From Blog: Turkmenistan - An illusion in the desert





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