Witnessing The Fall at Atatürk Arboretum
Summer has left us behind, fall is in the air. Fall is always my favorite season. When all the leaves change their color and reveal the true scenery. It represents the beauty of… Continue reading
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Dubai In The Hot Summer
I’d been passing Dubai International Airport couples of times, but I’d never challenged myself to look for its surrounding. Attempted by the modern look of the airport and the fact that it is… Continue reading
Enjoying Colorful Plants at Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden
Situated on the lower slopes of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden is a home for almost nine thousands species of plant. The garden is also known as one of the greatest botanical gardens in… Continue reading
Rumeli Feneri, Another Hidden Treasure of Istanbul
What I like the most from living in Istanbul is I never get enough to discover new places. No matter how exhausted I was when I found myself getting lost (again) in the… Continue reading
Postcards From German’s Country Side
Germany has a ton of destinations. The country is large and there are so many places i would love to visit. Nonetheless, due to limited times, I could only visit four cities during… Continue reading
Jemaa El Fna, The Heartbeat of Marrakesh
“Why did you choose Marrakesh for your last visit?” Leila, my compartment mate in my train journey from Tangier to Marrakesh asked me. “I just save the best for last,” I answered shortly.… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Tunnel
Life is not always about sunshine and unicorn. It is also not always about living in the darkness. As my professor said, “you will see the light at the end of the tunnel”.… Continue reading
Mardin: Witnessing Mesopotamia
Call me an old soul. I even sometimes think that I was probably born in the wrong era. There are some particular period of time that I wish I could have experienced. I… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Masterpiece
“It seems to me is what you are….A rare and priceless work of art” – Madonna
Witnessing Cape Town From The Top of Table Mountain
Second day in Cape Town. Finally, the weather was awesome. Sun shone brightly, a bit windy but not too much. Sari and I finished our breakfast, then we headed straightly to the hop… Continue reading
On the Train, in Morocco
I love to travel by train. If I have been given a choice to choose of transportation mode, I would be glad to say loudly, “train”, as long as I had the time… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Bridge
There’s quote that I love from Mehmet Murat ildan, a Turkish novelist and thinker. He said, “You have to cross many bridges and you have to walk many paths in your life! But… Continue reading
Cologne and Bonn in One Glance
Four days in Paris were not enough. I wished to stay longer, but at the other hand, my friend T (not her real name, since she did not want if I unfold her… Continue reading
Tangier, The Europe of Morocco
I headed to Tangier after staying for three days in Meknes. My purpose to visit Tangier was more less because this city is located at the most northern part of Morocco, and shared… Continue reading
Sunset From All Over The World
In term of taking pictures, I am not a morning person. I always thought that carrying my camera, right after I woke, is not the right time for me to perpetuate the beauty… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Paths I Have Taken
We often heard hearing people said, “Oh. You’re so lucky. Your life is perfect and you have nothing to worry”. This statement reminds me of the quote “the grass is always greener on… Continue reading
Lake Kivu, It Was My Favorite Place
Lake Kivu. One of my favorite places during my three years living in Bukavu. Due to its location that surrounds most of part of Bukavu, I would always be able to see its… Continue reading
Balige, Where I’d Rather Be (With My Best Friends)
Speaking about best friends, I confess that I have three very closed friends that I’ve been known since the very first days I stepped my feet at my university. Along with these three… Continue reading
Vangölü Express Took Me Enjoying Visual Feast of Turkey
Winter almost comes to an end as I could feel the spring is in the air. Winter break holiday was over for two weeks now, but I still remember clearly the short trip… Continue reading