[JonoBB]

Having done a similar trip with my wife and few years back, the challenge is a huge part of the adventure. Getting stuck in crazy places, getting help from villagers, being invited to a rural dinner "just because".

Of course, the beauty of nature is a huge part of the trip, but being taken out of your comfort zone is what makes it extra special.

If you're not prepared to step out of your comfort zone, then everything will seem run-of-the-mill and ordinary. Because it is.

Just be prepared (we could survive for 2 weeks on our own at any point) and take the right safety precautions (don't drive into war torn areas).