YOHO Hostel

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The trip to Salzburg from Munich was quite a short ride. In just about two and a half hours, we reached the train station in Salzburg. There was not much to see during the night time as we were walking towards the hostel that we have booked prior to the trip because most of the shops were already closed. The absence of tourists and locals had made the dark streets somewhat eerie and creepy. Nonetheless, we made our way to the hostel safely in one piece.

Day1

Munich Airport


After I was done with my first medical elective in Middlesbrough, I was so stoked to embark on yet another adventure in Europe! This time we were tackling the central region of the Europe. We left Middlesbrough and travelled to London a day earlier just so that we could actually spend some time visiting UK. It was another hectic schedule but we were all excited to discover every unknown territory with a little bit mixture of fear and nervousness along the way.

Then we proceeded to board the Ryan Air straight to Munich. We were very much confused with the weather in European countries as one place might be warmer or colder than the other at the same time. Luckily the temperature was just right in Munich and we checked in at our Airbnb house before went out strolling.

Englischer Garten






Such irony as we just came from the UK and our first stop was actually, you guess it right, the English Garden. Being one of the largest urban parks in the world, the public park was located in the centre of Munich, Bavaria, stretching from the city centre to the northeastern city limits.
The interesting thing about this place was that there were a Greek temple, a Chinese pagoda as well as a Japanese tea house!