One pilgrim, hundreds of kilometres and hectolitres of vodka
After a pair of bestsellers, Ladislav Zibura comes up with a new adventure - this time he travels to Armenia, Georgia and Nagorno-Karabakh.
Prince Ládík wanders through the most backward villages to listen to the stories of the locals and gain some of their wisdom. Alcohol flows and the young adventurer gets to know a culture full of hospitality, strong words and nostalgia for Soviet times. Zibura recounts his experiences from his Caucasian travels with humour and irony, for which he has gained popularity not only among fans of travelogues. Whether he's lost in the mountains, battling the weather, or accidentally eating a grilled hedgehog, he takes it all in stride.
Zibur's story is a testament to the charm of freedom and the ease of life on the road. What it's about: A young pilgrim sets out on foot to explore the Caucasus. He expects an easy trip, but the situation soon gets out of hand. Who can I buy it for: To all fans of travel, engaging stories and humour. What's not to like: Joke, adventure, lots of pictures and short text. How it ends: He'll survive and hitchhike home.

