Exploring Hoi An beyond its postcard-perfect corners, I wander off the main paths to uncover little slices of nature most visitors miss. There’s something special about finding green, peaceful pockets in places buzzing with tourists—it’s like having a secret, just for a moment. In this new episode,
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Thought I’d find just noisy rides and busy crowds in Ba Na Hills, but a quiet trail led me to something entirely different: real forest, mystical mist, and a serene Buddhist temple gently hidden from the rush. That unexpected calm was a perfect zen moment; I filmed a new
Waking up to the gentle rhythm of Da Nang’s waves, I’m reminded that nature doesn’t rush, yet everything unfolds just right. After getting sick in Semporna from pushing myself too hard, it feels grounding to take it slow—letting the ocean breeze do its quiet work. My
Walking with Piotrek on Sibuan Island felt like stepping into a painting, bare feet on powdery sand, the horizon painted with ominous dark clouds, yet sunlight pierced through in golden beams. Nature’s drama and beauty in perfect harmony. Sometimes the most magical moments happen when the sky can’t
Nature isn't just found in distant mountains or hidden forests… it's right here, waiting for you. Whether you're strolling through a city park, tending to your house garden, or simply sitting with the plants on your balcony. You can connect with the natural world
Wandering through KLCC Park, my second favorite spot in Kuala Lumpur after the Botanical Gardens! In the heart of the city, but sheltered from the noise by nature and skyscrapers. Whether you’re here to jog or just chill, this green oasis is a must. Next time you’re in
Back in the lush beauty of Kuala Lumpur’s botanical garden for the latest episode of “Walking with Piotrek”! I’ve been away exploring my favorite travel destination, Japan, where I finally visited Nagasaki and the breathtaking Nachi waterfall. Japanese culture has fascinated me since childhood, and every trip there
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January 20, 2026
In 2022 the eSIM-only iPhone was a bad idea. By 2025 the market evolved. I got iPhone 17 Pro from Japan — the eSIM-only version has a bigger battery than SIM models and remains cool. eSIM adoption finally makes sense.
The 2025 Nerd on Tour Year in Review
January 6, 2026
After years of inconsistent writing, I published 32 articles in 2025. Ghost Pro, Deep Work, and smart automation transformed my process. My content reached thousands globally — from the US to China. Plus: epic travels, insightful podcasts, and 20+ audiobooks.
The Web is unusable, and what can we do about it?
December 30, 2025
The Web attacks users with pop-ups, newsletter sign-ups, and privacy notices. Old generations can't navigate it. Even I struggle sometimes. But I found solutions: Brave browser blocks the mess and AI tools cut through complexity.
World Expo is Countries Theme Park — Osaka 2025
December 2, 2025
Where France dazzled with Louis Vuitton spheres, Korea's laser cube felt like Beat Saber IRL, and Poland served Grandma's kompot. Countries competed for attention like in a theme park—and it worked. Plus, the world's largest wooden ring.
Three role models
November 25, 2025
At 37, my heroes shifted from Jackie Chan to three wealth builders. Ben Thompson, Mr. Money Mustache, and Justin Welsh show how expertise, consistency, and the right attitude create financial freedom.
Rejection and realization
November 18, 2025
A compelling job offer. Multiple interview rounds. Then rejection. But instead of disappointment, I felt relief. That's when I realized: I've always chosen autonomy over contracts.
Nerdontour.net is my hub in the Social Web
November 11, 2025
One home for articles, vlogs, podcasts, and notes—no embeds, spy pixels, or geo-blocks. Follow @piotrek@nerdontour.net from Threads, Mastodon, or Ghost and see why the open, messy Fediverse beats the big platforms.
Icod: brunch under an ancient tree in Tenerife 2025
October 28, 2025
The mythical Drago Millenario bleeds red sap when cut and has stood for over 1,000 years. Beyond this ancient Dragon Tree lies a magical botanical garden filled with aromatic herbs, endemic lizards, and sweeping Atlantic views.
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