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Travelling leaves me speechless but has turned me into a storyteller. Born in Amman, Jordan.
Whether scuba diving the Keys archipelago, getting deported from Syria, or portaging in Algonquin Park, I hope for my adventures to empower people to believe in their own power. My name is Isam Jundi and I’ve lost count of the number of times I have said “I haven’t been there yet but it's on my list.” I'm from a little bit of everywhere. My family moved enough times to leave me diagnosed with a severe case of the diaspora blues. For the longest time we never stayed in a city for more than a few years. I have spent a good amount of time traveling and living in a variety of places across Canada and the Middle East. Moving around a lot inspired me to continue to travel and explore the world around me. I love meeting new people and learning about the places they come from. My best stories are found within the pages of my passport (cliché, I know) but you may find some highlights here so full screen that s**z and hop on the nomadic train.
17/07/2026
Stunning views from the top of the Pyrenees ⛰️
17/07/2026
Views from the top of the Pyrenees ⛰️
Exploring the Yangon Circular Train 🚆
21/05/2026
One week in the Laotian jungle. No internet. Just some climbing, lounging and good company. It doesn't get better than this 🧗♂️ 🫶 🇱🇦
📍Southern Leyte, Philippines 🇵🇭
Please don't go to Oslob to see whale sharks. Come here instead for a peaceful and ethical experience far away from the crowds.
19/03/2026
Calling this beautiful place home for a while 🏡
09/03/2026
Gamefowl raised for cockfighting in the Philippines: a tradition that holds cultural significance for some, yet is seen as very cruel by many, including myself, and increasingly by local communities as well.
Many of the birds are tied up, and some made to stand on thin poles all day (and night) to "toughen them up" for fights. A pretty depressing sight.
The ugly side of the Philippines that many tourists never see 🐓 🇵🇭
*Note: Video at the end not for the faint-hearted
23/01/2026
I love you in your madness
09/12/2025
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and a whole lot of SPF 100
30/11/2025
The happiest Jordanian in Bali 😡
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