We are finally in the last two pitches of the Dibona! What an atmosphere! The two hands on the ridge, my feet gripping the inclined slab, I contemplate the 400 meters of vertical wall that looms before my eyes. It's grandiose!

In 2020 I decide to embark for Patagonia! This name evocative of wide open spaces and wild nature has been calling me for a long time. It's time for me, after all these years in Asia, to go explore the other side of the globe: South America. I set my sights on Chile to hold an old promise.

The blue tinted with turquoise which suddenly dominates the horizon contrasts with this omnipresent orange-yellow. This luminosity which captures my gaze opens my eyes, me who dozed gently on the bench, and marvels at the scenery which settles down as the bus moves in its direction.

Filigree is a technique used in jewellery, which consists of creating a jewel from a silver or gold thread. The thread is twisted, then crushed on two sides in order to create an embossment on the edge that will be visible once the jewel is finished. 

The Mustang is a small Tibetan enclave in the Nepalese territory which is nothing like the rest of the country. This ancient kingdom was only visited by rare explorers and that’s probably why its character is so strong and authentic.

Cambodia is, of course, famous for its Angkor temples but this country has also plenty of resources. The landscapes and the Khmer culture are great to discover as this country stay very authentic because tourism is very slowly developing.

Many people often advise you to come in autumn to trek in Nepal… and yet, living the springtime in the Himalayan forests is simply a spectacular show

A holistic approach consists in seeing the whole person and doesn’t only seek the physical body. It highlights the mind-body connection and focuses on the physical, emotional and spiritual body.

The silversmith of Cambodia manufactures metal objects, like jewelry boxes , bowls of ceremonies .... with a virtuosity and a knowledge which are worth to him its reputation in all the Southeast Asia.

Take the time to stop and visit Phnom Penh for a couple of days because this city abounds with points of interest and is a good starting point to understand Cambodian culture.

In Kathmandu, the Thamel’s quarter locks down with its narrow overcrowded streets directly draws us in a mystical shamanic world which conducive to daydreaming. The great climbers’ dreams go alongside lucky charms and other mystical items flowing from the shamanic heritage of the Tibetan mountain peoples. It's out of the question to brave the world's highest peaks without an animistic understanding of things. Among all these items, a particular discovery catches my attention. That's the...

To my point of view some objects have a soul… and that’s this noticeable vibration that make them so beautiful and endearing to me.