So the most beautiful place in the whole world is... each one of them and all at once as long as you are present. Even the most magnificent landscape can be boring after everyday observation. The change is a must. That is why you appreciate every second spent in different places.

Also very significant meaning has place within you. Deep in your soul where your values and morals are. All those things what makes you, You! And some of the judges might think its cliché (maybe it is), but at the same time its so true, because you cant take with you any of the landscapes nor things from the places, and even the pictures cant show the reality of the beauty but what I discovered here is no matter where you go, you cannot escape from yourself, no matter how hard you try to focus on the external world. And so, even if the life itself in general is shit (which I deeply believe), you can make it beautiful for yourself, because you can CREATE it beautiful, only because of what is in you, to be unveiled. You can be an artist of your life.

So if you dont like what you see inside of you (dont worry, all of us has those parts) then well.. I guess this is topic for a therapy maybe? 

What I want to add here is, any place seen by your eyes can vary depends on your internal state. No matter what landscapes or views you see at that certain moment, what makes it beautiful is your feelings inside based on what is around you. Simple ant can be fascinating when you closely observe, same as green field of grass can be astonishing, but when you are alone and feel sad about it or when you argue with your loved one, even Niagara Falls can be heinous and you want to forget that trip. 

So pay attention to what is growing inside you.

Weekend trip

On my previous 2-weeks trip I missed couple of places which I wanted to visit due to lack of time (money has finished so I had to take another job). As soon as I had my days off and money of course, I went to Rotorua to do crazy Zorb, visit (filthy smelling) hot geothermal pools where lots of chinese people where legwetting, and exploring Whakarewarewa Forest (Redwoods Treewalk) - very famous at night due to light show, but still I would say the price is definitely too high for 15 minute walk. I slept next to the lake, just to go to Bay of plenty the next day. I stopped by the huge Kiwi at The Puke and did fast walk to the waterfall. At the Pilot Bay Beach I spent the whole day catching the waves with many surfers and for the sunset I showed the boobs to the creatures in the sea on a Mount Maunganui. The next day I did suuuuuuper fun rafting on Kaitiaki river - you can catch a discount on their website after you sign into newsletter. I think it was the best and the most fun thing after all, as we not only were fighting with the nature, jumping off the waterfalls, swimming and drowning but also praying to the river, following Maori's rules. It was magical and you could feel the connection with the nature. 

On my other weekend I had the plan to visit Shine Falls at Hawke's Bay but it appeared to be closed as it is dangerous hike. So I spend the day in Napier, doing yoga at the pebbly beach and waiting for sunset at Bluff Hill Lookout, just to discover the next day the best spot for any sunset or sunrise or anytime, which is The Mata Peak. So I had to show the boobs there again haha.

Welcome to another part of my adventures where I reveal the most beautiful place in the whole world and its so rarely visited by people. 

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