Imiloa, Saddle Road and Mauna Kea (Hawaii)
Mauna Kea in the (Big) Island of Hawai’i (USA) is on the heat this week. Graffiti found on the rocks that believed as part of stop bombing activities in Hawaiian […]
Diving Kona Hawaii: Harlequin Shrimp at Day, Manta Rays at Night
On the first day diving, Doug, our Dive Master from the Big Island Divers Dive Center showed us the Harlequin Shrimp, a colorful shrimp, just a couple inch long. The shrimp is native to Pacific ocean, and I have been wanting to see them for ages.
Things We Did in San Ignacio (Belize) Last Summer
San Ignacio, a small town in the mainland Belize, near to the border of Guatemala, just becomes one of the top ten destinations in Central America by the TripAdvisor Travelers […]
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 […]
Ambergris Caye to San Ignacio: Bird’s-eye View
Our initial travel plan in Belize for the second time did not include flying from Ambergris Caye to San Ignacio. We visited Belize during the rainy season (June to October […]
Holidazzle, A Little Holiday Town in Minneapolis
Holidazzle, “A Little North Country…In The Heart Of The City” The catchphrase as in the Holidazzle website is about right. This year is my first time visiting the Holidazzle, a festive […]
Eight Tips Renting A Golf Cart in Ambergris Caye (Belize)
Driving a golf cart in Ambergris Caye is a fun thing to do if you wish to explore the Caye that also known as La Isla Bonita (based on Madonna’s […]
How an Indonesian Expat Views the US Presidential Election
I have been following the elections in the Netherlands, Indonesia and now in the USA. Election in the Netherlands was relatively calmer compared to Indonesia and the USA. As a […]
Best Restaurants in San Pedro and around Ambergris Caye (Belize)
Dutchie and I love to taste local’s cuisine and eat at the local restaurants when traveling. Sometimes we splurge, sometimes we eat where the locals eat. Following is my list […]
Fall Season in Loring Park – Minneapolis
Time goes by so fast, and it’s already my tenth month living in Minneapolis (Minnesota, USA). It’s been a pleasant stay so far, although I find it is challenging to […]
Unexpected Stay at Chetumal: Things to Do
Dutchie and I left Tulum (Mexico) at 9:30 am by ADO bus to Chetumal, where we supposed to take a boat to San Pedro (Belize). The bus ride took 3.5 […]
Casa Cenote Rays of Light
“Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography.” George […]
Five Facts about the Tulum Ruins
No, I will not recall the ruins just that Mexican thing. Tulum Ruins (Tulum, Mexico) are unique, an interesting and intriguing place to visit. In fact, it is the most visited archeological site […]
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 […]
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 […]
