Mikulovy (ne)vydaen cestlie (2026)

This Czech-language travel book follows the second adventure of Mikul Focko, who travels to the Far East to explore three Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Indonesia and Vietnam. Readers can expect his usual approach to discovering lesser-known parts of the world through unusual experiences, drama and mishaps, all related with a generous dose of humour and irony. The author does not try to entice readers to visit these places, but instead offers a comprehensive and distinctive picture of the countries he visits, based on accessible factual information and his own travel experiences. Through his occasionally ill-considered actions, he also puts readers off certain activities and outlines possible travel itineraries. Rather than a laborious encyclopaedic read, this is a torrent of words in diary form that certainly will not leave readers unmoved.