Category Archives: Asia

FOTO FRIDAY: COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN SINGAPORE

FOTO FRIDAY: COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN SINGAPORE

Every Friday I’ll be sharing a photo from someplace in my travels. This week’s photo is of colonial architecture in Singapore. Singapore has been rapidly changing over the past years, and because of this, it has what I consider some of the most interesting architecture in South East Asia. From modern, towering skyscrapers to shophouses rooted […]

FOTO FRIDAY: AERIAL VIEW OF THE MALDIVES

FOTO FRIDAY: AERIAL VIEW OF THE MALDIVES

Every Friday I’ll be sharing a photo from someplace in my travels. This week’s photo is of an aerial view of the Maldives. The Maldives is made up of many coral atolls, and each resort has its own island within those atolls. A seaplane is needed in order to get to many resorts. As you’re flying […]

A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF TOKYO

A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF TOKYO

As the most populated metropolitan area in the world, Tokyo can be a bit intimidating for first-time visitors. While most people have a few ideas of things they’d like to see or do in Tokyo, like climbing Tokyo Tower or seeing Shibuya Crossing, many don’t realize just how large and spread out everything is. Tokyo is […]

INSIDE THE TIGER’S LAIR

INSIDE THE TIGER’S LAIR

During the day Patong may not look anything out of the ordinary. Local outdoor bars and expats enjoying cheap Western set lunches. Local Thai women weaving their way and in out of the tourists while pushing carts of fresh fruits and vegetables. While some of the…ahem…architectural choices may look a little bizarre during the day… the […]

FISHING IN THE BLACK ABYSS (OR THAT TIME I ALMOST GOT INKED BY A SQUID)

FISHING IN THE BLACK ABYSS (OR THAT TIME I ALMOST GOT INKED BY A SQUID)

Minutes after boarding our boat, it quickly sped off into the darkness. While I love the thrill of boating during the day, at night it’s a totally different story. It’s… a bit terrifying. We were engulfed in darkness, and we could barely see beyond our boat. I could barely make out our surroundings and tried to […]