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I wrote a new blog post on Luxor. This city has Egypt´s most impressive ancient sights but also has the most aggressive merchants. To read about Luxor, click the link in my bio or visit BryceCaster.com

Ending my Kyrgyzstan adventure with fermented horse milk in an old coke bottle purchased at a women’s clothing stall at the local market. #wheninkyrgyzstan

Got a little more adventure than I planned for on the trek to Song Kul, the largest high altitude lake in Kyrgyzstan.

Here’s an epic adventure for you:

салам (Salam) from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 my 72nd country! Kyrgyzstan is a mountainous country inhabited by Mongolian-looking Muslim nomads that speak a language similar to Turkish. The country was part of the Soviet Union but now is the sole democracy in the region. I am excited to do some horse trekking over the next week!

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