As Travel & Street photographers we like to stay longer in the places we are visiting to have time to properly explore and observe the daily life there. Chiang Mai has interesting streets for the photographers, narrow alleys with colorful street art, food stalls with all types of cooked meals, “restaurants” on the side walks,…
Like most travelers visiting Thailand, we also landed in Bangkok. The Thai capital’s airport is well connected to the city with public transport (train, bus and mini vans). We decided to take a taxi, which made more sense after flying/sleeping at airports for over 20 hours… The taxi ride was almost 1 hour – due the heavy traffic jam that…
Sri Lanka We spent 2 months in Sri Lanka, The ‘Emerald Island‘ and we can say that it is a great destination for everyone from tourists to backpackers. While the accommodation is a bit more expensive than other South East Asian countries, the food and transportation is still very cheap. Wonderful sights, amazing beaches, delicious local…
I was skeptical about buying camera equipment for in South East Asia because of the big price difference. The DSLR’s are 800-1000$ cheaper if you buy them here. – Are they fake? Are they used but cleaned? These are just few of the many other questions I had. I was doing researches on the net…
Perhaps for most of the travelers, Sen Monorom, the capital of Mondulkiri province, is not the first place to visit in Cambodia. Many don’t even know about it and they are not even including it in their itinerary.
From the peaceful Kep in SW Cambodia we took the bus to Kampong Cham from where we are continuing to Mondulkiri province in E Cambodia. Because of the late arrival in the city we decided to spend the night in a guest house and hit the road in the morning. While exploring the city searching…
From the high Himalayan Mountains of Nepal we decided to go down in the warmer places in Asia, first stop is Cambodia. If you are also a person that wants to escape the crowd and the drunk young tourists that are occupying Sihanoukville, you should definitely go to the Kep and visit its surroundings.
We’ve just finished Trekking the Annapurna circuit in 14 days and decided to share with you our notes, highlights, photos, gear, memories and the things we used and helped us a lot to finish this trek in record time as beginner trekkers, hope you find these informations useful. List of Things we are recommending you…
(Updated – November 07, 2016) For all those who are interested in the photo equipment I use for my travels, this is what I have with me at all times: On my neck & in my pocket 1. Smartphone – iPhone 6S Great for quick snaps, panoramic shots, videos and instant photo sharing. Make sure you…
From many reasons, over time, some cities have totally died. Some because of the wars, some because of natural disasters, third because of human mistakes. However, their residues remain to testify for their life and history, but we can agree, they act very creepy.
