Traveling Life

Hidden in the quiet village of Roșu, near Cahul, "EcoCostel Garden and Guesthouse" invites travelers to discover the authentic soul of Moldova. More than just a place to stay, it is a living experience of traditional culture, nature, and hospitality, where every guest becomes part of the story of this land. A Garden Full of Life and Taste At EcoCostel, the garden is at the heart of everything. Fruit trees, berries, figs, apples, grapes, dogwood berries, hazelnuts, and walnuts grow here in harmony with permaculture principles. Guests are welcomed to taste the rich harvest, enjoy fresh fruits directly from the trees, and even learn how to prepare traditional recipes. Dehydrated fruits and homemade nut milk are also offered, reflecting both Moldovan tradition and modern healthy living. A Home with Stories The guesthouse, known on Airbnb as " Moldovan House ", is more than accommodation—it’s an opportunity to live like a local. Visitors are greeted with homemade Moldova...

On 15 September, she could have turned 19. Instead, we remember her with heavy hearts — she passed away on 11 July 2025, at only 18 years old. The news of her death reached me only a few days ago, and it has deeply saddened me. Aleksandra was a rare and brave soul — a young traveler who embraced the world through. She ventured across countries not for luxury or comfort, but to meet people, exchange cultures, and live freely. In spring this year, she visited my home as part of her journey. She stayed with me for a week, sharing her smile, her curiosity, and her energy. During her stay, Aleksandra helped me in the garden, planting and nurturing young life with gentle care. She also kindly translated parts of my blog into Polish, wanting to make my words and my story more accessible to others in her country. These may seem like small things, but to me they were moments of pure human connection — the kind that reminds us why we open our doors to strangers who quickly become friends. Sadly,...