Few places can compare visually. The sculpted dunes of the Sahara Desert are iconic and magical, and have earned their legendary status over the course of thousands of years, where they ha...
Read MoreLanterns may be considered a fire hazard and dangerous to wildlife in many places, but in China and Thailand they are an important part of many celebrations. There are festivals...
Read MoreWat Rong Khun, or the White Temple as most foreigners refer to it, is an unconventional Buddhist temple in the Northern province of Chiang Rai, Thailand. Designed in 1997 by famous Tha...
Read MoreThe jungle near the ruins at Palenque, in Chiapas, in green state of southern Mexico, was hot, humid, lush, and an amazing place for photography. It was, in essence, a full-on Discovery...
Read MoreMunnar is a hill station in the mountains of Kerala, India. Surrounded by tea plantations, it is a lush, green place, peaceful and inspiring. Almost 100 miles from even the nearest train...
Read MoreVisiting the market at Chandni Chowk in old Delhi was like stepping back in time and into another world. The sights, smells, and sounds are enchanting. Every way you turn will fill your...
Read MoreKyoto is the New England of Japan when autumn comes around. As the weather turns cooler the leaves turn warmer. Warm shades of yellow, orange, and red light up the landscape in a spectacle...
Read MoreOlango Island, part of Cebu province in the Philippines, is a perfect example of what happens when nature just works. It's a low lying island surrounded by coral reefs and sheltered from t...
Read MoreFirst off, you have to believe the hype. This building really does hold up to all it's claims and it's status as one of the 8 wonders of the world. If you appreciate architecture, this has...
Read MoreThe Cathedral of the Incarnation in Granada, Spain was many years in the making. Originally intended to be built in a Gothic style, the Spanish Renaissance took over shortly after the...
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