I’ve decided I’m going to post a photo essay every week, and what better place to start than where I started my trip – Ibiza….
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I’ve decided I’m going to post a photo essay every week, and what better place to start than where I started my trip – Ibiza….
While both sold a wide variety of seafood, the fish market in Busan was quite a different experience than the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo….
A series of lanterns hang at the top of one of many hiking spots in Gyeongju, South Korea. Â These were located by the Seokguram Buddha,…
NOTE: Please click on the image to see it at the full size. On the way to hike up Mt. Emei, we went to check…
While visiting the Confucian temple in Beijing, I happened upon this lone tree under some closed windows. Â Had I been a monk it might have…
The parks in Beijing, and I’m assuming all of China as well, are filled with people doing all manner of creative things. Â Among the singers,…
Statue of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva on top of Mt. Emei, highest of the four sacred Buddhist Mountains of China according to Wikipedia. Â Our plan was to…
Today I’m launching a new addition to the blog: Â The Photo Of The Day. Â Every day I will put up a picture from my travels…
There are some pretty outrageous festivals around the world. While huge music and party-type festivals come to mind, when it comes to cultural festivals, you can’t beat the Japanese. Japan has a considerable variety of festivals that take place all over the country and range from the Sapporo Snow Festival to the Hounen Penis Festival. Any flashpacker looking for a unique experience in Japan during the years of the Monkey or the Tiger should go to the Lake Suwa area (about 3 hours north of Tokyo) and take part in the Onbashira festival.
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