Last summer, I quit my job and hit the road! I started my journey in Trabzon (TURKEY) and rode through Georgia, Russia, Mongolia and Far Eastern Russia before I made it to Japan. I was riding a Yamaha YBR125. The journey took 85 days, 15.500 kms and I made so many good friends!

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    Mongolia didn’t always have the best roads.

    Georgia

    Lunch break in Russia

    Few of the Turkish riders I met on the road

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    Beautiful Russian Altai

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    I petted an eagle in Mongolia

    Desert riding was really difficult

    Lunch break in desert

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    Mongolian kids in the middle of nowhere

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    Gobi Desert

    Coming across other adventurers

    The most international camp (1Turkish, 1 Dutch, 2 German, 4 American)

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    Resting with friends in Orkhon, Mongolia

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    Camping in Russia

    The longest distance between two big cities I have ever seen: Chita-Khabarovsk, Russia

    Camping with Turkish riders I met on the road, a car park in Russia

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    Another amazing camping spot we found

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    I never knew my skin would react this way to bee sting

    Ferry to Japan

    Climbing Mt. Asahi, Japan

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    Hokkaido, Japan had many lakes with cheap camping grounds

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    Mountain roads always had the better view

    Finally arriving in Tokyo

    The route I covered

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