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I'm Pierre — a Frenchman who traded gray winters for Mexican light. This is my journal of unhurried travel: the restaurants worth the detour, the routes worth keeping, and the small perfect moments in between.
The best way to travel is slowly — one perfect restaurant over ten forgettable ones, one long golden evening over a checklist of sights.
Shared Latitude is a curated travel journal for couples and curious wanderers who value depth over distance. Everything here is tested, personal, and honest.
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Three places that have my whole heart — the ones I keep coming back to, camera in hand.
Asia Ancient temples, impeccable hospitality, and a food culture that rewards patience. Japan is best experienced slowly.
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Americas Far beyond the resorts — a country of staggering depth, world-class food, and landscapes that shift every hundred kilometers.
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Americas A country so vast it contains multitudes — from desert canyons to glacial peaks, jazz clubs to redwood cathedrals, all connected by the open road.
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Two Ginza Line stops from Asakusa, Ueno gave us a black-market fish alley, an Evangelion pachinko parlor, a torii squeezed between office towers, and a table full of strangers who were friends by the second round.
Tokyo's oldest temple pulls thirty million visitors a year. I went in expecting the crowds to flatten it into a photo backdrop and came out having watched two strangers pray like nobody was there to see it, and a WWII memorial nobody else stopped for.
The sika deer of Nara Park bow for crackers, sure — but they'll also bite, charge, and steal from your bag. A few hours in Japan's first capital taught me the difference between the woodland fairy tale and the actual, wary transaction happening under it.
Travel Guides
Day-by-day itineraries built from personal experience. Preview 3 days free, then unlock the full route.
20 days japan
The complete itinerary Lia and I followed across 20 days in Japan — eight days in Tokyo, a night under Mt. Fuji, five days in Kyoto's temples, and six days eating our way through Osaka. Every hotel, restaurant, and timing tip, tested as a couple.
21 days argentina
From midnight tango in Buenos Aires to glaciers at the end of the world, with Mendoza wine, Iguazu thunder, and Salta's painted mountains in between.
28 days australia
Sydney to the Red Centre, the Great Barrier Reef to Tasmania — a route through a continent disguised as a country.
21 days brazil
Beyond Rio and the resorts — a route through the northeast coast, São Paulo's food scene, and the wildlife-rich Pantanal wetlands.
12 days cambodia
A complete route from Angkor to the southern islands, with Phnom Penh, Battambang, Kampot, and the highlands of Mondulkiri — for travelers who want the full picture.
21 days canada
From glacial lakes in the Rockies to fiddle music in Nova Scotia, with Montreal bagels, Vancouver sushi, and the world's largest skating rink in between.
Keep wandering
A few of the smaller places I keep returning to in my notebooks — most of them modest, all of them quietly rewarding for the traveler willing to slow down and wander in.
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