Places I Visited in Kampala
With the mindset, “I would always have time to do sightseeing in Kampala, I would never had chances to explore some touristic sites in the capital of Uganda. Until a day, when my… Continue reading
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Being Stuck In The Queue Line of Chateau de Versailles
“Nurul, are you sure that you don’t want me to get you the online ticket?” Coralie asked again for the very last time when I told her that I would like to visit… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Istiklal Street
Who doesn’t know Istiklal Caddesi or Istiklal Street? If you’ve ever traveled to Istanbul, I am sure that you’ve heard about this street, even just once. Located at historical area Beyoglu (Pera), Istiklal… Continue reading
Look Further Into The Magical Medina of Fes
As suggested by other travelers, I hired professional guide to accompany me to see further the Medina of Fes. For your information, Medina in Fes is the largest one in Morocco. Even, I… Continue reading
Meet Fes, The Largest Medieval Settlement In The World
Located in the northeastern part of Morocco, Fes is the oldest city in Morocco and capital of the Kingdom in the 13th century. Beside a home for the oldest university in the world,… Continue reading
Bosphorus, The Delta Where The East Meets The West
September last year was one of transitions of my life journey. That was the time when I decided to leave my home country, again, head to Turkey to pursue my further education that… Continue reading
Princes’ Islands Where I Didn’t Meet Any Prince :-)
I’m always obsessed with something related to the Royals. I had no idea from where this idea came from. Probably, it came from children stories books which I read when I was little… Continue reading
Casablanca, First Leg Got Me To Morocco
I was always curious about Morocco for some reasons that I couldn’t describe by words. I didn’t even know exactly what it was. Maybe I was curious about the landscape of Mount Atlas.… Continue reading
Bogor Botanical Garden, The Oldest Botanical Garden in South East Asia
One day, my eyes caught an announcement at one of photography community websites. It announced a photo contest held by one of the biggest telecommunication company in Indonesia. The purpose of the contest… Continue reading
Jinja, Where Nile River Starts to Flow
Once upon time, one of my Ugandan colleagues told me, “People always connect Nile River to civilization histories in Egypt. But did you know that apparently the source of Nile starts from my… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Batavia, The Old Town of Jakarta
Batavia, that was how Jakarta was called centuries ago. Located at the end of Ciliwung River, the old town was established during Dutch colonization in 17th century when the VOC, the Dutch East… Continue reading
Paris, J’arrive
It was 5 am in the morning, my stuffs were readily packed. I would leave Amsterdam in the next hour, heading to Paris, where my good friend, Coralie, lived there at the moment.… Continue reading
Phuket Town in A Day
My sister had complained that I was not a good travel mate for her. When we traveled together to Phuket, instead of spending so much time wandering around to see what’s happening here… Continue reading
Monochrome Monday: Biking in Narrow Alley
Location: Zanzibar, Tanzania.
Amsterdam, From Canal to Canal
I cancelled my plan to visit Keukenhof garden, known as one of the capital of tulip in the world. I must confess that visiting Keukenhof was considered as one of my main “things… Continue reading
Sunda Kelapa Harbor, When I Tried to Run Away From The Crowd of Jakarta
Living in big city as Jakarta could be exhausted. Long walking hours with cosmopolitan living style, and to mentioning huge traffic jam that could catch you for hours. Yes, it was exhausted. And… Continue reading