Kraków is a city located on the banks of the Vistula River in southern Poland. It is the second-largest city in the country and the most visited destination by tourists. Currently, it is the cultural capital of Poland, and quite … Continue reading The Fascinating Legend of the Wawel Dragon from Kraków, Poland
As the world grows less accepting of migrants, with a number of European Union countries topping the list of the less-accepting countries in the world, Poland’s attitudes towards migrants are improving. In recent years, Poland has experienced the highest levels … Continue reading Anthropology: Exploring the Increase in Poland’s Public Acceptance of Migrants
Krakow, locally denoted as Cracow, is one of the oldest cities in Poland. It is the second largest city in the country, and dates back to the 7th century. The mythical origin story of the town relates it to it … Continue reading Travel Guide: Roaming Through Krakow
An Introduction to Polish Pierogi Pierogi is to Poland what sushi is to Japan or pizza to Italy. Simply put, pierogi is Poland’s national dish. It can be found in restaurants and cafés all over the country. It’s a small … Continue reading Anthropology: An Insight into Polish Pierogi
For many years, Polish women have been protesting restrictive abortion laws, limited access to sexual and reproductive health information and care, inadequate services and support in the face of violence, and perpetuation of traditional and prescribed gender roles. Waves of … Continue reading Anthropology: Feminism in Poland Relative to Restrictive Abortion Laws and Reproductive Rights
Poland is one of the most interesting countries to visit if you are planning to travel post-pandemic. It offers countless remarkable destinations that allow anyone to truly discover the history and culture of Poland so rich that no short visit … Continue reading Travel Guide: Remarkable Destinations for a Post-Pandemic Visit to Poland
Warsaw or Warszawa is the capital city of Poland, a country located in Central Europe. It is a unique city with a blend of elements from modern times and its rough past. Even though the city was literally in ruins … Continue reading Syrenka: The Mermaid of Warsaw- Symbol of Poland’s Capital
What Is Culture? Culture is an umbrella term for the ‘way of life of groups of people, meaning the way they spend their lives. Culture includes the way people dress up, the type of food they like, how people manage their mutual relationships. … Continue reading Anthropology: An Analysis of Depression in Individualistic Compared to Collectivistic Societies
Why is it important to write? This blog post is about Eastern Europe. But before I discuss my travels, let me ask a question: Have you ever thought about how odd it is for a human to write? Communication is … Continue reading My Travel Journal for 13 Days In Eastern Europe