Weekend in Zurich | Activities for rainy days | Best food spots | Slow travel vlog | lamindfullife

[@heavenlyflower_sl]

Lovely vlog! I also love slow travel as I can enjoy the walk properly, talking to locals here and there, greeting doggos and petting them hehe... and definitely having time to digest all the good foods without rushing places. I like strolling at a park and enjoying nature, the walk on the banks of the lake sounds dreamy.

[@lamindfullife]

Hey :) you are so kind! I feel you 100% understood and welcomed the message I wanted to convey! I have been trying to approach my traveling and life in general with a more relaxed attitude, which helps me live in the present moment. Thank you for bringing such positive energy over here! :)

[@marinaalinescu1660]

Lovely city and lovely video. Just one small question, have you pondered the difference between an immigrant and an expat and if so, why you consider yourself more of an expat than immigrant? Thanks :) And I absolutely agree with your slow travel approach. Keep enjoying it!

[@lamindfullife]

Thank you for your comment! I loved reading your question and I found it so interesting. I was actually using the two words as synonyms but after reading your commend I made some research and figured out that they are not quite the same thing. While an immigrant is someone who moves to a country to settle down indefinitely, an expat is who lives abroad for a limited period of time for then moving back to the home country. So after learning about that, I still identify myself as expat because (at least for now) I don’t plan to settle down in Munich on the long run. What about you? Do you also live abroad? If yes, what was your experience? I would love to hear more about people with similar backgrounds! :)