Thirty-Seven in Peru
Has it really been 2 years since my last post?! Just when I thought I’ve let go of this blog, I am once again hit by the elusive urge to…
Tag: travel
St. Petersburg: Venice of the North
There are many cities claiming to be the Venice of the North, and Russia’s cultural capital, St. Petersburg, is on top of the list. As this was again a short…
Antoni Gaudi: God’s Architect
I tried my best to visit some of Gaudi’s famous works in Barcelona, walking around the city on a beautiful day. Since it was a Monday, Bellesguard Gaudi (which I…
Muscat Quick Stop
It was my first time to visit Oman even if it’s easy to travel there from Doha. My friend, April, has been based in London for almost a month, and…
Tiger Cave Temple
Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) is a Buddhist place of worship in Krabi, Thailand. To reach the temple, we had to climb 1,237 steps; some of which are more…
Rome-ing Around
Rome is one of those places which however many times you visit, will never ever lose its charm. The last time I went out and took tourist pictures of the…
Photo Essay: Gyeongbokgung Palace
Gyeongbokgung is the largest of the five palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. It is closed on Tuesdays, and entrance is free of charge. Nearest station (Seoul Metro)…
Tinipak River
Being a mountainous province, Rizal has an abundance of waterfalls, rivers, and springs. As the population and infrastructure grow in major towns, it’s surprising that there are still pristine ecosystems…
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