Around the world by hitch-hike

[Vency]

On 15 Oct 2009 , a friend of mine start his big journey.

He wants to go round the world by hitch-hike
Also the hole budget is crazy :wings: , only about $6 000.
Daily amount that, he can spend is only $5. So he will sleep in hotels and hostels only
in case of emergency.

His blog:
http://itilien.org

The reports are translating in English with late.

Started from Sofia,Bulgaria, for 23 days and more 4500km , he passed all central and west Europe.

Munich, Germany

Avignon, France

Madrid, Spain

 

[Vency]

From Madrid , he take flight to Buenos Aires.

From Buenos Aires, he got to the southernmost city in the world - Ushuaia.

The road to Sierra De La Ventana, Argentina

Puerto Madrin, Argentina

The end of the world - Ushuaia, Argentina.

Since 5 days he is in Puerto Natales, Chili.

The primary route is whole Chili, Peru, Columbia, Panama, Costa Rica, ... till Mexico.
From Mexico he wants to go New Zealand, Australia .. west, west.. to back in Bulgaria

 

[Ford Prefect]

I guess he is not a fan of the USA then eah?

Sounds like an interesting trip to take. Wish him luck.

 

[haven]

My guess is that Ivan Ilarionov was interested in visiting USA,
but was unable to get a tourist visa in the time frame of his
journey.

Hat's off to the progress Ivan has made so far!

Chip Haven

 

[XXXpedition]

i like that idea!
brings us back to the topic of how much money do we need to explore...

 

[Vency]

I guess he is not a fan of the USA then eah?

Sounds like an interesting trip to take. Wish him luck.

Ivan already visited USA a couple of times.

i like that idea!
brings us back to the topic of how much money do we need to explore...

Money always are the problem

Ivan spend last several days in wild in Patagonia alone.
At first place that, he will found good Internet, will send awesome pictures.

 

[WoldD90]

What a spectacular journey... Looking forward to more pictures.

 

[landcruising]

i like that idea!
brings us back to the topic of how much money do we need to explore...

makes me remember of a fellow Dutchmen that went around the world for two years without money!!!

Adventurous greetings,
Coen