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Van life: Globetrotting duo explores Jordan in fully equipped adventure
Dana Al-Zyadat, Jordan news
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AMMAN – Embark on a
thrilling global adventure with Park Hyeon Min (53) and his Korean wife Shin
Hwa Seon (56), a dynamic couple on a mission to explore the world's hidden
gems. Being called the world’s first Muslim travel duo, they document all of
their adventures via their YouTube page World Tour Balela.اضافة اعلان
And their means of travel is their fully-equipped van, laden with a world map, and the Korean van, where they can weave through landscapes, and unravel the stories of local communities, customs, and cultures. As Jordan News had the opportunity to sit down with the couple, you cannot help but smile at their infectious energy.
As they made their stop in Jordan, the couple took to the Kingdom’s landmark sites, from Wadi Rum to Petra, and the seven hills of Amman in between. Describing Jordan as a captivating tapestry, they share that Jordan’s hospitality is unmatched. Their next stop will be Qatar.
This year, the couple has covered a diverse array of countries like Georgia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Bahrain, and Iraq. Their goal? To set a record by clocking an impressive 250,000 kilometers in two adventurous years.
Building connections
Beyond the miles, their journey is about building connections. Every door they knock on opens to warmth, generosity, and unforgettable experiences. Names, memories, and wishes are etched onto their caravan, creating a living diary of their extraordinary odyssey.
Redefining happiness
Amid financial challenges and two heart surgeries, Hyeon Min redefines happiness. For him, it is about adding value to life and pursuing passions. With a tech-savvy van, equipped with security cameras, they aim not just to explore but to spread a powerful message of love and peace – the universal languages of humanity.
A call to action
Their story is not just a travelogue; it is a call to action. Recognizing the world's challenges, they passionately advocate for an end to wars and bloodshed. In their unique journey as the first Muslim travel duo, they strive to make a positive impact, hoping for a world where headlines of conflict and tragedy become relics of the past.
Join this intrepid duo as they navigate the twists and turns of their adventure, leaving behind a trail of inspiration and a testament to the transformative power of love and peace.
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And their means of travel is their fully-equipped van, laden with a world map, and the Korean van, where they can weave through landscapes, and unravel the stories of local communities, customs, and cultures. As Jordan News had the opportunity to sit down with the couple, you cannot help but smile at their infectious energy.
As they made their stop in Jordan, the couple took to the Kingdom’s landmark sites, from Wadi Rum to Petra, and the seven hills of Amman in between. Describing Jordan as a captivating tapestry, they share that Jordan’s hospitality is unmatched. Their next stop will be Qatar.
This year, the couple has covered a diverse array of countries like Georgia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Bahrain, and Iraq. Their goal? To set a record by clocking an impressive 250,000 kilometers in two adventurous years.
Building connections
Beyond the miles, their journey is about building connections. Every door they knock on opens to warmth, generosity, and unforgettable experiences. Names, memories, and wishes are etched onto their caravan, creating a living diary of their extraordinary odyssey.
Redefining happiness
Amid financial challenges and two heart surgeries, Hyeon Min redefines happiness. For him, it is about adding value to life and pursuing passions. With a tech-savvy van, equipped with security cameras, they aim not just to explore but to spread a powerful message of love and peace – the universal languages of humanity.
A call to action
Their story is not just a travelogue; it is a call to action. Recognizing the world's challenges, they passionately advocate for an end to wars and bloodshed. In their unique journey as the first Muslim travel duo, they strive to make a positive impact, hoping for a world where headlines of conflict and tragedy become relics of the past.
Join this intrepid duo as they navigate the twists and turns of their adventure, leaving behind a trail of inspiration and a testament to the transformative power of love and peace.
Read more Around Jordan
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