Stroll on the bridge@Anh-Hoang Nguyen Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangCulture & Leisure ActivitiesThe walking culture in Germany
Passau’s Fall: Flowers and Sky© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangCoronaFly in the middle of the pandemic
“How are you? May you blessed with happiness” written in Urdu by a dorm-mate of mine, who is also DAAD scholarship holder for her master at university of Passau.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangFriendshipClose to my heart there are people
Learning German@Memoona Tawfiq Open fig captionBlog post written by MemoonaLearning GermanWhen there is a will
Christmas cookies, an Advent wreath and baking accessories, late in the evening, a light is on.@DAAD/ Memoona Open fig captionBlog post written by MemoonaChristmasThe First Time
All of these “was just”, because time in the end was just a few numbers show up on my phone screen after a single tap.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangHelpful tipsGet yourself a clock
By the Donau River© Ruhland/DAAD Open fig captionMedium townPassau#VeniceOfBavaria #FortressOberhaus #CityWithThreeRivers
A historic building in Munich@Memoona Tawfiq Open fig captionBlog post written by MemoonaPassauWhat pace are you made of?
Row of houses on the waterfront©Memoona Tawfiq Open fig captionBlog post written by MemoonaPassauA walk through a Summer day in Passau
Study in Germany gives you the chance to easily travel to other European countries during holiday. I took this picture during Christmas and New Year’s Eve break in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangChristmasThoughts of a christmas fairy light
Some significant quotes from the book that I love.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangPassauBook Review of To kill a mockingbird by Haper L...
I did not even choose Passau at first, all I thought of was just to come to any place in Germany, so that I can improve my language skills. Just that. In a nutshell, it was not Passau that I chose, but it was me that Passau – the university city that chose me.© DAAD/ Anh-Hoang Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangEuropeFrom an aupair to a student in Germany
Anh on the river promenade@Anh-Hoang Nguyen Open fig captionBlog post written by Anh HoangCulture & Leisure ActivitiesThe Flow
River course@Memoona Tawfiq Open fig captionBlog post written by MemoonaPassauThe Scurrying Pace of Life
