Lake Victoria
When I was residing in DRC, I might say that Uganda was my other home. Beside its location next to DRC, Uganda has a lot to offer, that makes its visitors feel as… Continue reading
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Second Day in Budapest, Observing The Style of Architecture
Second day in Budapest. T and I woke up in the cloudy morning. I was still not aware where I was, till I realized that we’re in Hungary. I had no idea why… Continue reading
Kecil Kecil Cabe Kongo
Urusan perut memang ngga bisa dianggap remeh. Awalnya, aku sepele dengan urusan ganjal perut ini. Berbagai saran dari teman – teman di Indonesia dibiarkan berlalu begitu saja. Masuk telinga kiri dan keluar lagi… Continue reading
We Picked Bratislava
This week, Tina challenge use to pick a place. To be honest, it was not an easy task, since I found that every place is special and has its own character. When I… Continue reading
Let Me Take You To the Egyptian Countryside
PJ Harvey said, “People have a tendency to see country life through rose-colored glasses. Country life offers so much beauty that people always tend to forget about the hardships and problems that hide beneath… Continue reading
Dreamy African Land
This post is contribution for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and Wordless Wednesday.
Budapest At A Glance
T and I finally arrived in Budapest. It was an exhausted train trip after having long walking day in Munich. We left Munich at 10 pm a day before with the night train.… Continue reading
Welcome to Tjong A Fie Mansion, The Historical Jewel of Medan
I had realized that I did not write a lot about touristic places from my home town. Well, since I am here now, I am trying to enjoy the city and explore tourism… Continue reading
Prison Island, It Never Was A Prison
What do you think when you hear the name of the island? That must be a place with full of prisoners, but it is not. Prison island or Quarantine island or in local… Continue reading
Tree
“In a forest of a hundred thousand trees, no two leaves are alike. And no two journeys along the same path are alike” – Paulo Coelho Kindly enjoy some varieties of tree that I… Continue reading
Penglipuran, My Favorite Village in Bali
Bali is not only well-known for its beautiful nature and panoramic. In addition, the island is also famous as a place where the culture and local wisdoms still apply. Since the 9th century,… Continue reading
Robben Island, Once, It was a ‘Home’ of Nelson Mandela
When I was in Cape Town, one of tourist attractions that I did not want to miss was Robben Island. My friend – Sari, and I had planned to visit the island since… Continue reading
WildLife From Around The World
This week, Tina challenged us to show some wildlife around us. I would love to show some wilderness I witnessed during my travel. Here they are: These photos are presented to participate in… Continue reading
Beautiful Mansions Along The Bosphorus, Another ‘Crazy’ Dream
“Keep your dreams alive. It is free and costs nothing” , My late father once said. It was summer time. No lectures, no academic journals, no assignments, no text books, and no class… Continue reading
The Seagull, The Delicate Creature I Miss The Most
These photos are my contribution to Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge and Wordless Wednesday.
Wadi Rum, The Valley Of The Moon
I was tired like a hell. Exploring PETRA by walking for the whole day, it was not a joke. I should combine my exploration way with using the service of the horse carts,… Continue reading
Kuzguncuk, A Village of Harmony
Kuzguncuk is one of neighborhoods in Istanbul that I highly recommend to visit. Exploring this small village is a must for Istanbul residents in order to escape from the daily routine without having… Continue reading
Marabou Stork, The Unofficial National Bird of Uganda
Marabou Stork is often referred to as Unofficial National Bird of Uganda. Every time I visit the country known as the Pearl of Africa, I would see this bird species almost everywhere in… Continue reading