Exploring the Grand Cenote
The cenote is a deep natural well or sinkhole formed by the collapse of surface limestone that exposes groundwater. Mexico has numerous cenotes around its territory, and they are considered significant […]
Wordless Wednesday: Evening Thunderstorm
27 images of last night’s thunderstorm, compiled in one video. I took around 200 images and I wish I could do Time-Lapse or Cinemagraph with those images. This time, 27 images […]
Nurse Sharks of Belize
22nd edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information on marine life species and to promote their conservation. The […]
Colorful Murals in Tulum
One thing that strikes me when visiting Tulum (Mexico) was there were so many colorful murals on their town streets. The themes of the paintings are varied from ocean-related to the […]
9/11 Memorial New York City
It happened fifteen years ago, and the world has changed since. As a traveler with a passport from a country with majority Muslims, I felt the immediate effects in the first […]
Magical El Pit, A Cenote to Dive For!
El Pit or in English: The Pit, is perhaps the most spectacular cenote in Tulum (Mexico) that I have ever dove. The cenote is exclusively for certified scuba divers. Following […]
Review: Aloft Hotels, Staying at Modern Chic Hotels
What I expressed in this post is truly based on my travel experience. All images are taken by myself in the hotels’ premises. Our experience staying at Aloft Hotels […]
Reflection on Lake Calhoun
As the largest lake in Minneapolis, Lake Calhoun is famous for many outdoor activities. My last visit to the lake was for walking around its 5.5 km (3.4 miles) trail. […]
Minnesota State Fair, My First American State Fair Visit
Considered as the second largest state fair (after Texas), of course, I don’t want to miss seeing the Minnesota State Fair when living in one of its cities. Minnesota gets […]
Costa Rica: Crocodiles under the Bridge
Monochrome Monday Seriously, I had goosebumps when seeing tens of crocodiles under the bridge in Costa Rica. They live next to the river bank of Rio Tarcoles. Dutchie and I […]
The Backpacker’s Guide to Photography
ADVERTORIAL/ GUEST POST** You’re planning a long backpacking trip – it will be a good idea to take a lot of pictures. What’s not a good idea is to take […]
Cancun Underwater Museum – Is It Worth to Visit?
I am writing the review of Cancun – Mexico Underwater Museum (MUSA) in between of Isla Mujeres and Cancun as a certified scuba diver with logged dives in several countries under various […]
Cancun Beach Pictures
Cancún has one of finest beaches I have ever seen. It is a picturesque beach that you feel like spending your whole day being lazy on the beach. My images […]
Zuccotti Park
Zuccotti Park in New York City (USA) is actually privately owned. It is a famous park where the Occupy Wall Street activists’ campground located. While the park’s flooring has several historical […]
Could you live..
..without a mobile phone? Monochrome Monday.
Tulum: After the Earl Hurricane
After our dive in the Cenotes Dos Ojos (Tulum, Mexico) yesterday, our dive center decided to cancel our diving on the next day due to the Earl Hurricane’s warning. The […]
New York’s Fire Escape
Monochrome Monday. The Z iron stairs are typical fire escape stairs in New York City. They were introduced in the mid of 1800s. While the aim of the stairs was […]
Five Reasons to Return to Ambergris Caye (Belize)
We visited Ambergris Caye (Belize) six years ago and planned to return this summer. I became a certified Open Water scuba diver in the Island, and I would never forget […]
5-Day Mexican Breakfasts
It was six years ago when we visited Mexico for the first time. We are going to visit the country again, although it will be different places, still in Quintana Roo […]
Five Challenging Scuba Diving Destinations
ADVERTORIAL From many diving destinations around the world, some destinations are considered challenging and could turn to dangerous dives if safety measures were not taken. The diving destinations here are […]
