I shot this while visiting the Trashichho Dzong, the main Government Secretariat in Thimphu, Bhutan. I remember I was looking at the building structure in awe, as they were huge. So I asked my travel guide to stand at the steps as a comparison to how huge the structure is compared to man.

As I was wandering the the Marais, I came upon this signage. It is always a difficult choice to know which direction to take in Paris. However, which ever way you decide to go, you will be rewarded with something remarkable. Paris is very generous in what she has to offer.

In the far corner of Dubai Marina, there lies a beach, stretches to Persian Gulf. Well, that’s what geography says, for me it’s like my backyard, as I stay nearby. I see people go there for jogging for its untouched beauty and loneliness. One day my philosopher mind provoked me to click this virgin beach, [...]

Our mini bus paused near Quarzazte in the High Atlas Mountains for a short break of mouth-watering Moroccan orange cake and tea. This town is home to many Berbers, whose hospitality is both warming and enchanting. Scenes such as these two women guiding their mule whilst travelling along a dusty road to market surround you…