B on the run: a travel blog

  • Japan: Tokyo Train station(view from within)

    Japan: Tokyo Train station(view from within)

    Tokyo trains are clean, work well, and have a smart design on the inside. They have rows of seats along the sides or facing forward, so there’s enough space for people to sit or stand. There are boards and digital screens with route and station information in Japanese and English. Handrails and straps are there…

  • Tajikistan: Scenery along the Pamir Highway

    Tajikistan: Scenery along the Pamir Highway

    The Pamir Highway scenery is beautiful and full of amazing views. As you travel along the road, you can see tall mountains, wide-open grasslands, and clear lakes. People who enjoy nature and the outdoors will really like the landscapes in this area. It’s a great place to visit and explore nature’s beauty. Find location here.

  • Tajikistan: Murghab Town

    Tajikistan: Murghab Town

    Murghab is a small town in eastern Tajikistan, up in the Pamir Mountains. The area has a tough but beautiful environment which is interesting for visitors. The people living there mostly depend on farming, raising animals, and trading. You can see this when you visit the local markets with fresh food, homemade stuff, and traditional…

  • Japan: Shinjuku Train station

    Japan: Shinjuku Train station

    Shinjuku Station, located in Tokyo, Japan, is one of the busiest train stations in the world. With a multitude of train lines converging here, including the JR (Japan Rail) routes, subway, and private railways, it serves millions of passengers daily. Shinjuku is not only a major transportation hub but also a lively center for shopping,…

  • Japan: Shinjuku Bus station

    Japan: Shinjuku Bus station

    Shinjuku Bus Station is an important bus station in Tokyo, Japan. It is near the busy Shinjuku Train Station. The bus station connects people to many places in Japan with different bus routes. There are short and long bus trips available. The station is in an area with lots of shops, food, and fun things…

  • Japan: Tokyo Electric Power Company

    Japan: Tokyo Electric Power Company

    The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), is a big electric company in Japan. Founded in 1951, it’s in charge of making and sending electricity to many homes and businesses around Tokyo. TEPCO has helped Japan grow and become more advanced, and it also works on using energy from clean sources like solar and wind power.…

  • Tajikistan: Khorog

    Tajikistan: Khorog

    Khorog, a charming and serene city, is situated in the heart of the mountainous Pamir region of Tajikistan. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of snow-capped peaks, this small, quaint city is the perfect getaway for anyone seeking tranquility and rejuvenation. Khorog lies along the Pamir Highway, where it exits from the Panj valley and moves…

  • Tajikistan: A Mosque in Murghab

    Tajikistan: A Mosque in Murghab

    Morghab, a remote town located in the Eastern Pamirs of Tajikistan, is a place where Islamic traditions continue to flourish. Amidst the stark landscapes and unique high-altitude beauty of the region, visitors can find a handful of mosques that serve as central points for community gatherings and religious activities. Despite its modest population, Morghab’s mosques…

  • Yaks: The Gentle Giants of the mountains

    Yaks: The Gentle Giants of the mountains

    Yaks, the long-haired bovids found in the high-altitude regions of Central Asia, play a pivotal role in the lives of people residing in these remote areas. These sturdy animals are celebrated for their adaptability to harsh conditions and versatile usefulness. One of the most important contributions of yaks is their nutrient-rich milk, which constitutes a…

  • Kyrgyzstan: Museum of National History (Bishkek)

    Kyrgyzstan: Museum of National History (Bishkek)

    When visiting the Museum of National History in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, one can appreciate and admire the country’s fascinating history and culture. Situated in the city of Bishkek, the museum offers exhibits that span from ancient times to modern day. Showcasing a diverse array of artifacts, documents, and artwork, it tells the story of Kyrgyzstan’s people…

Got any book recommendations?