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 […]
Wildlife Wednesday: Stink Bird, a Strange Bird in the Amazon
These unique looking birds were found in the swamp area we visited Amazon (Ecuador). It’s known as Hoatzin bird or Canje pheasant. However, they are also being called as Stinkbird because […]
Once Upon a Time in Copenhagen
Monochrome Monday More about traveling in Copenhagen (Denmark), please visit: Copenhagen in 36 Hours Have a great week! I will return to blog-walking shortly 🙂
Images of Birds in Minneapolis ~ World Migratory Bird Day
As a scuba diver for almost ten years, I learned and have seen marine animals that have migrated from sea to sea, from ocean to another ocean. And of course, […]
Exploring the Ancient Life of the Omaguas, Amazonian People (El Coca, Ecuador)
“In 1492, the natives discovered they were Indians, discovered they lived in America, discovered they were naked, discovered that the Sin existed, discovered they owed allegiance to a King and […]
Asia ›
Wordless Wednesday: House of Tan Teng Niah
A photos essay of House of Tan Teng Niah, a Chinese Residence in Little India (Singapore). More about this residence and Chinese history in Little India, please read post Residence of […]
Top Diving Destinations in Indonesia
Indonesia is huge, and as the largest archipelago country in the world, it is not easy to choose which island to visit especially when we have limited vacation time. This […]
Five Facts about Indonesia to Know
There are many facts written about Indonesia but mostly related to “Bali” versus “the rest of Indonesia”. Despite common facts that have written around the internet, there are some facts […]
A Balinese Woman
Mepeed is a Balinese tradition that I wish to take picture someday. It is a tradition of a group of Balinese women carrying offerings (called as gebogan) on top of […]
Europe ›
Vive La France!
Merci France 🇫🇷 Monochrome Monday.
Never to be Forgotten: The Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam
Located in Amsterdam, the Jewish Quarter (in Dutch: Jodenbuurt) is a neighborhood with bitter history during the World War II. I spent a day exploring the neighborhood and visiting places […]
Het Grachtenhuis (Museum of the Canals) – Amsterdam
I had a great time visiting the Museum of the Canals. It introduced the history of the canals and canal houses in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) through interactive media. It was fun […]
Review: Hotel Bazar Rotterdam, A Hotel with Character
What I expressed in this post is truly based on my travel experience. All images and video are taken by myself in the hotel’s premises. First time entering the hotel’s […]
Pictures from Page (AZ) that Make Me Smile
We just returned from our second road trip in the United States. We stayed for a couple days at Page, a small city in Arizona, for one reason: visiting my […]
Phenomenal Horseshoe Bend (Arizona, USA)
Horseshoe Bend is one of these phenomenal natural landmarks that located in a small town called Page in the State of Arizona. We drove from Las Vegas to Page and stayed over there for a couple of nights. The town itself is a gateway to several astounding landmarks including the remarkable Antelope Canyon.
My First Road Trip in Europe: Scotland
One thing that I remember about my road trip in Scotland was its beautiful scenery along the road. We shared the road with sheep (btw, those white dots on the right picture were actually sheep). The region was so pretty that I wish I could stop in every corner to take pictures.
Wildlife Wednesday: Ravens at Grand Canyon National Park
It’s a bit tricky to identify a crow versus a raven bird. They looked alike as black colored birds and intelligent ones. I saw a bird when visiting the amazing […]
Galápagos: Cousins – Diving with Sea Lions & Blennies
“Dutchie and I joined a scuba diving liveaboard (diving cruise) for 7N/8D. The itinerary included seven days of scuba diving across the Galapagos archipelago (Ecuador): Punta Carrion, Wolf Island, Darwin’s […]
Exploring the Ancient Life of the Omaguas, Amazonian People (El Coca, Ecuador)
“In 1492, the natives discovered they were Indians, discovered they lived in America, discovered they were naked, discovered that the Sin existed, discovered they owed allegiance to a King and […]
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 […]
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 […]
Upside Down at the Piazza Navona
Monochrome Monday. If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. -Wayne Dyer Taken in Piazza Navona (Rome, Italy). Have a great week!