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Yangon at night
The city rushes by. The Sule Pagoda keeps on glowing.
On the Train in Yangon, a Lot Gets Transported
Baskets, plates, a big sack, and passengers sharing the space in between. On the train in Yangon, that is everyday life.
The Silence of Monument Valley
Some places need no words. Monument Valley is one of them.
Why yapuso?
Every project starts somewhere. yapuso starts at a campfire.
The Famous Red Juice of China Town
If you’re in Bangkok, treat yourself to an evening in China Town. I’ve been there several times and each visit left me fascinated – especially when the sun sets and the streets come alive.
Between Water Fights and Family Tradition
Songkran - Thailand’s New Year festival – in Bangkok. Khaosan Road transforms into a massive battlefield of water guns, dancing crowds, and pure joy.
Your Guide to Freedom
The yapuso Logo: More Than Just a Symbol – Your Guide to Freedom. Have you ever wondered why a compass is the perfect symbol for travelers? From the very beginning of yapuso, I knew: This project needs a symbol that embodies exactly what we stand for. Orientation. Freedom. Adventure.
Why yapuso wears Brown and Orange
When we created the yapuso logo, one crucial question came up: Which colors suit an app for travelers? Classic business blue or corporate grey? Absolutely not.
The unplanned moments
Sometimes it’s the unplanned moments that make your journey unforgettable. Somewhere near Bagan, Myanmar. The sun hangs low, dust dances in the light – and then I meet this farmer with his cows. No tourist program. No Instagram hotspot. Just a real moment.
A place that stays with you
You know what’s the most beautiful thing about traveling? It’s not just the places themselves – it’s the feelings, the language, the flair that touches and changes you.
Until I met HIM
You’re strolling down the Walk of Fame, admiring the stars of your favorite celebrities – and suddenly Darth Vader is standing right next to you. Not in a movie. In real life. Well, almost. 😄
The “Later” That Never Comes
“Do it later,” they said, when I quit my solid job at 38 to travel the world again.
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