Petra | Jordan. A rose-red city half as old as time
San Vicente | Palawan. Counting solitary strides.
Taj Mahal | India. A teardrop on the cheek of time
Catanduanes Island. Postcard-pretty slideshow.
Keep Kalm (at Kalanggaman Island | Leyte).
Nikko | Japan. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil in this UNESCO heritage town.
Counting temples in Bagan | Myanmar.
Chasing UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka.
Where to Stay? | Luxury, Backpacking & Glamping
Inaul Festival | Maguindanao. In homage of a weaving tradition
Rishikesh | India. a morning walk inside the Beatle's Ashram
Cairo | Egypt. a surreal moment at the great pyramids of giza
Marky Ramone Go
November 30, 2018
“It’s the thought that counts” as the old saying goes whenever we
give and receive gifts from our family and friends during the holiday season.
This however, doesn’t mean we would just slack off when choosing the gifts we
will buy for our love ones. Because, out there beyond the reaches of the usual
giant malls, are awesome items being sold online by various groups of people
and communities all over the country. These are local products that are not popular
yet as a gift idea – but appears to be the perfect ones to give out this
Christmas season.
Bandung, Indonesia | Tracking Nature Prints of Volcanoes and Heritage Trails
Marky Ramone Go
November 05, 2018
“I come with the rain,” I
muttered to myself while I watched the last sheen of daylight give way to dark
clouds, casting over the countryside and heading to Bandung. I spent the
three-hour train ride from Jakarta uneventfully fighting off sleep as I opted
to stare at the passing lush scenery as much as I can.
Things to do in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand
Marky Ramone Go
November 03, 2018
When one think of places
to see in Thailand outside of Bangkok, most people would cite Ayutthaya, Sukhothai, Chiang
Mai,
Krabi, Phuket and Pattaya as just some of the most popular locations. Almost no
one will mention a hidden gem of a place called Nakhon Phanom.
Shopping & Food Exploration at Ratchada Train Night Market | Bangkok, Thailand
Marky Ramone Go
November 01, 2018
Taking over the place of an abandoned railway station in the Chatuchack district of Bangkok, the Ratchada Train Market spreads out on an open-air field dotted with colorful tents selling the top of the pops of Thailand's street food culture, along with clothing items and an endless array of fascinating trinkets to fill up your suitcase — or if you're like me, your backpack.