Banca and Jukung Boats
The Banca boat is a double-outrigger canoe in the Philippines. It is traditionally used by the fishermen, and lately, the scuba diving centers use the boat as their main transport for […]
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 […]
Featured Photographer: Lynn Wu
Welcome to the third edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Lynn Wu, a young Taiwanese female underwater photographer who has won many awards in international photography competitions. Lynn Wu and her […]
Travel Souvenirs that Matter
It is impossible to be a light traveler when you have to bring a suitcase full of scuba-gear for scuba diving. On top of the diving gear, Dutchie and I […]
Featured Photographer: Randi Ang
Dear readers, I would like to introduce a new monthly feature of this blog: Featured Photographer. The first edition of this post, I am honored to introduce Randi Ang, a young […]
Monochrome Monday: Balinese Swastika
I took this swastika picture from the wall of Balinese Hindu Temple, Goa Lawah Temple. The Temple is famous for its Bat Cave. I was told by a Balinese guard of […]
Summer Lovin’ in Nusa Dua
Sunshine, tropical heat, beach, waves, white sand and corals for snorkeling (or diving 😉 )… Photos were taken in Nusa Dua (Bali, Indonesia) where I had my summer lovin’!
The Balinese and the Sea
I took this picture in Nusa Dua beach, Bali (Indonesia). While the Balinese society could no longer being called as traditional society due to tourism and Indonesian central government influence […]
Top Five Destinations I’d Love to Return
I was invited to a post challenge by Packing My Suitcase to write about the five places I loved and I would love to return. This challenge is originally from […]
Bali Diving: East and South East
Bali is my favorite island in Indonesia. I have been there multiple times, and each visit always brought me into something different. There is something about the island that will […]
Oceans of Plastic Waste: When Humans Make the Waste that Nature Can’t Digest*
* Partially quoted from Charles Moore’s presentation for TED’s Award, 2009: “Only we humans make waste that nature can’t digest.” Toothbrushes, toys, water bottles, shopping bags, cigarette lighter, and […]
