Baan Dam Museum

 

Baan Dam Museum

Let’s be real, when most travelers think of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai gets all the spotlight. Me? I went rogue. We rented a car and drove to Chiang Rai, a sleepy, artsy, mystical town with zero expectations… and left utterly spellbound.

This was my first time in Chiang Rai.

And honestly? It felt like stumbling into a secret world, one where ancient spirits, avant-garde art, and black magic architecture collide in the most mesmerizing way.

Imagine structures, some resembling tribal huts, others like gothic shrines, all painted in deep ebony, filled with animal horns, skulls, furs, and even a whole snake. It’s dark. It’s dramatic. It’s deeply spiritual. And it’s unlike anything else on Earth.

It’s not evil despite its ominous name and aesthetic, Baan Dam isn’t “dark” in a sinister way. They used black the color of the void, of potential, of the infinite to explore arts, human desire, and the cycle of life and death. Walking through, you’re not scared… you’re awakened.

Coron Sunset

 

Coron Sunset

Coron Sunset: Where the Sky Catches Fire Over Palawan’s Paradise

This isn’t just a sunset. This is THE sunset. The kind that rewires your soul, steals your breath, and makes you whisper, “Is this even real?” as molten gold spills across the sky.

I’m talking about Coron, Palawan, that dreamy, limestone-kissed island province in the Philippines where nature doesn’t just show off… it performs.

And the grand finale? Every. Single. Night. From the western shores of Busuanga Island, the sun doesn’t just set, it bows out in a blaze of crimson, tangerine, and violet glory, sinking slowly, dramatically, into the horizon like it’s taking its final, perfect bow.

Hanok Village in South Korea

Hanok Village in South Korea

This is my second time falling head-over-heels for South Korea and honestly? It feels even more magical than the first.

Last time, I chased neon lights, sizzling street food, and shopping galore through the buzzing heart of Seoul. But this time? This time, I slowed down. I wandered. I let the rhythm of ancient rooftops and whispering alleyways guide me straight into the soul of Korea’s past.

These traditional Korean houses aren’t just pretty, they’re genius. Built raised wooden floors for summer breezes, hanoks are naturally climate-controlled.

Between the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms and the enduring grace of Hanok Villages, I felt suspended between seasons and centuries. It’s a country that knows how to honor its roots while blooming wildly into the future.

Have you visited a Hanok Village during cherry blossom season? Let’s wander together. 

Bitexco Tower

 

Bitexco Tower

Bitexco Tower is a skyscraper in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, that stands at 262.5 meters tall and has 68 floors. It is the second tallest building in the city and the fourth tallest in the country. The tower was designed by Carlos Zapata Studio, a renowned architectural firm based in New York. The design concept was inspired by the shape of a lotus bud, the national flower of Vietnam, symbolizing beauty and prosperity.

Boracay Beach Sunset

 

Boracay Beach Sunset

Boracay sunset is also a source of inspiration and creativity for many artists, writers, and photographers. Some of them have captured the beauty and emotion of the sunset in their works, such as paintings, poems and stories.

Hong Kong Neon Lights

 

Hong Kong Neon Lights

Hong Kong neon lights signs and boards are colorful and bright displays that adorn the streets and buildings of the city. They are a distinctive feature of Hong Kong's urban landscape, and a part of its cultural heritage. They have been used for decades to advertise businesses, products, services, and entertainment venues, as well as to express the city's identity and personality. They are also a source of inspiration and fascination for many artists, filmmakers, photographers, and tourists.

Coron Town in Palawan

 Coron Town in Palawan

Coron Town is a small and charming town in the province of Palawan, Philippines, that serves as a gateway to the stunning islands and lakes of Coron. Coron Town is a popular destination for travelers who want to explore the natural wonders of Coron, such as Kayangan Lake, Twin Lagoon, Malcapuya Island, and Siete Pecados. 

Australian Museum

 

Sir Hercules in Australian Museum

Sir Hercules in Australian Museum is the skeleton of a thoroughbred stallion who lived in Australia in the 19th century. His remains were later exhumed, and his skeleton was presented to the Australian Museum in 1870. The skeleton is on display in the museum's Skeleton Gallery, and is known as the "Bone Ranger". The Bone Ranger is a popular tourist attraction, and is a symbol of the importance of horses and horsemanship to Australian history.

Chinatown Sydney

 

Chinatown Sydney

Sydney's Chinatown is the oldest and largest Chinatown in Australia. It is located in the Haymarket area of Sydney, and is home to a variety of Chinese restaurants, shops and businesses. It is located in the Haymarket area of Sydney, and is home to a variety of Chinese restaurants, shops, and businesses.

Crown Sydney

 

Crown Sydney

Crown Sydney view can be seen from Pyrmont Bridge and this is my favorite location to take  a picture of this amazing view.