Rattlesnake Canyon (Arizona) ~ underrated but worth seeing
After visiting the Antelope Canyon, our Navajo guide, Kurt, took us to Rattlesnake Canyon. Dutchie and I took two canyons photo tour; the Antelope Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon. Rattlesnake Canyon […]
Antelope Canyon ~ A Photo Tour Experience
I have wanted to see Antelope Canyon (Arizona, USA) for a long time already, even before I went studying in the Netherlands. Who knew that eventually, I live in the […]
Wildlife Wednesday: American Bison
When visiting Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA), we were amused by a large number of bison living there. Impressively, Yellowstone is the only place in the United States where bison […]
Nudi Series: Flabellina
39th edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote their […]
There is light despite all of the darkness…
Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness. – Desmond Tutu Monochrome Monday
Colorful Photos of Otavalo Market (Ecuador)
Located in Northern Ecuador, Otavalo is well known for its indigenous people, Otavalos and its market that surrounded by three volcanoes; Cotacachi, Mojanda, and Imbabura. The Otavalo market is […]
Eight Things to Do and Learn in the Amazon Rainforest (Ecuador)
It took us about 45 minutes by boat from El Coca to reach the Eco-lodge in the outskirt of the Yasuni National Park (Ecuador), next to Napo River. Yasuni National Park is part of Amazon rainforest.
The Waterfalls of Yellowstone National Park (Images and Map)
There are numerous waterfalls in the Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA) and even with three days visit, we did not make it to seeing all of them. The Yellowstone National Park is huge (almost 9,000 km²), and three days are not enough to visit all point of interests of the park.
Leuven Town Hall (Belgium)
Monochrome Monday Built in between the year of 1448 and 1469, the Town Hall of Leuven, a small town in Belgium, is truly fascinating. It has Gothic style with statues of […]
We need Sea Cucumbers and Their Poo to Save Our Seas
38th edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote their […]
Gooseberry Falls State Park
Minnesota (USA) is blessed with numerous waterfalls, I have visited some of them and my favorite is Gooseberry Falls. It is located on the North Shore of Lake Superior, near […]
Five Facts & Things ›
Five Facts about the Sea Turtle
35th edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote their […]
Five Things I love about Minneapolis
What do I love about where I live, Minneapolis (Minnesota, USA)? I have been living in Minneapolis for more than two years now and by far I enjoyed living in […]
Five Things About Galápagos
The reason we visited Galapagos is actually someone (read: Dutchie) has been dreaming to scuba dive with the schooling of Hammerhead sharks. Three famous locations in the world to scuba […]
Five Endangered Ocean Animals that I Have Seen in the Wild
28th 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. All […]
Murals Around The World ›
Lively Mural in San Ignacio (Belize)
You can’t overlook these lively and impressive murals when wandering around in San Ignacio’s town center! A Painted Conversation was the first mural(s) I saw in San Ignacio. It was […]
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 […]
Amazing Ceilings of the Vatican Museums
Vatican museums’ ceilings art is known worldwide. Some paintings and crafts on the museum’s ceiling were designed in the 15th century. When I visited the museum with my mother, I […]
Wordless Wednesday: Lisbon Street Art
Should not be missed when in Lisbon! More about Lisbon: Portugal – Travels
Yellowstone: Grand Prismatic Spring
The most photographed thermal in Yellowstone, Grand Prismatic Spring, is a must see when visiting the Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA). In fact, I knew about the Yellowstone National Park […]
Images of Rome by Sunset and Night Walks
I visited Rome for the second time in April, and this time I was accompanied by my mother. When planning to walk around Rome, I was considering my mother’s condition […]
Christmas Tree in the Tropical Sea
Fifth edition of Marine Life monthly post. Since it is almost Christmas, why not introducing a unique looking worm called Christmas Tree. It is a worm but it will not […]
Five Things to Miss When Leaving the Netherlands
I have been living for almost twelve years in the Netherlands, without a doubt, the Netherlands has become my second home after Indonesia. It is impossible to say I […]
Top Ten Indonesian Food to Try
Indonesia is an archipelago country that consists of more than 17,000 islands. Imagine if each island has its specialty dishes. The Indonesian cuisine has many offerings and is varied! However, there […]
Five Facts about Amsterdam vs. Rotterdam
Similar to several cities around the world, a rivalry between two cities in the Netherlands does exist: Amsterdam versus Rotterdam. The competition has been ongoing since the 13th century when […]
Majestic Manta Rays – Facts, Threats, Images & Video
In this fourth edition of Marine Life monthly post, I am honored to include beautiful photos of Manta Rays from talented underwater photographers: Andre Philip, Boris Bialek and Chuck Gerlovich. […]
Panic Attack and Pufferfish
I have been scuba diving for five years in many dive sites, and some of them even considered as difficult ones because of strong current or having numerous sharks and […]
Jakarta..oh Jakarta…
I was born and lived in Jakarta (Indonesia) for nearly 25 years. Having been away from Jakarta for years and now living in its sister city, Rotterdam (the Netherlands), sadly, […]