There were plenty of things to see in the country’s capital. There were historical buildings, memorial, statues and anything significant everywhere. The whole place was like a giant museum. We walked around the National Mall and after passing by several monuments we came across the World War II Memorial. Here is a little intro according… Read More World War II Memorial, Washington D.C.
To start off this blog, here is the link of the video that I have made about the Vaduz Castle. If you prefer to watch than to read the history behind this historic site you can check it out. The country we will be visiting is Liechtenstein, one of the world’s smallest micro-states which lies in between Switzerland and Austria.… Read More Vaduz Castle, Liechtenstein
Arriving at the airport, with a bit of bad luck and having my Karma “confiscated” and looking for my rental car took some time. There were a decent amount people at the airport that it took me some time to get in. Since most of them were men and wearing their traditional clothing of dishdasha,… Read More Muscat Gate Museum, Muscat
Kuya Nikos and I continued walking around Merdeka Square, reading the historic significance of this once important site when this Moorish building caught my eye. The architectural style closely resembled the Train Station and Administration building. We didn’t get too close because we have to go around to visit the Jamek Mosque first. Here is… Read More Sultan Abdul Samad Building, Kuala Lumpur
After exiting the Durian Theatre, we went to the main attraction of Singapore. Attraction as in the symbol of the whole country. So its obvious it will be full of people and that didn’t disappoint us. As we crossed the Esplanade Bridge to the park here is some background history about the Merlion Park. Original… Read More Merlion Park, Singapore
It was sprinkling and cloudy when I left my hotel to start my long journey around the city of Brussels. Behind my hotel was the Parc d’Egmont and I walked along it looking at the statues and any historical significance about it. There weren’t really much to say about the park besides it being clean… Read More Square of Petit Sablon, Brussels
It was confusing to drive around the city. It was crowded but I was lucky that I had managed to blend in with the flow of traffic. I didn’t get honked at or make unnecessary turns or stops. After following several signs, I found a parking lot underneath the city. There were plenty of space… Read More Gëlle Fra, Luxembourg City
Walking around the capital made me tired, but at the same time I successfully got back to the main bus station. I looked at the schedule of the next bus going to the Blue Lagoon. I kept myself entertained at the bus station by browsing the net and when the bus was almost ready, I… Read More Blue Lagoon, Southern Peninsula
After our follow up for our SMILE Eye surgery at Gangnam which we did yesterday, Magen and I took the train down to our next destination, a historical park in the middle of these modern downtown. It was kind of a long walk from the Samseong Station down to the Royal Tombs of Seolleung and… Read More Seolleung & Jeongneung Royal Tomb, Seoul
After exploring the great Hagia Sophia, Zea and I continued walking around the Sultan Ahmet Park. This was a tourist area so there was plenty of people walking, taking pictures, buying souvenirs and just having a good time. We already reached where our next destination was because the other great building in front of the… Read More Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul
Walking around the Red Square, made me tired physically. I was excited and awed at this place after being lost for a while, and thinking of the first building I visited, I decided to visit the most colorful and famous landmark of Russia. But as I was walking I saw a monument in front of… Read More St. Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
I’ve done my research about Georgia back in GTMO and one of the places that caught my eye was the Ananuri Fortress. It stands grand by a majestic lake, and I thought it was beautiful. So after exploring some areas outside of Tbilisi Goriddsfsdf took us to this destination. We passed by a reservoir and… Read More Ananuri, Mitskheta-Mtianeti
Gañac was a very hospitable classmate, he took his time driving me around Honolulu seeing sights that I thought never existed. After visiting the VA Hospital on top of hill we drove around the outskirts of the city and clueless of where we were going I just went with it. We drove up the mountain… Read More Nuʻuanu Pali, Hawaii
After walking around the Westminster area and crossing the bridge, Ate Gin and Charles took me to the other side for a ride of my life, (Of course its a little bit of exaggeration) the London Eye which is a revolving observation wheel. Here is a bit of a background about it. “Also known as… Read More London Eye, London
After driving on top of the mountain and visiting Buffalo Bill’s gravesite and another mansion, we drove westward to I-70 and we decided to make no more stops unless necessary and we didn’t until Deelow reminded me that Corvo have to do his call of nature every two hours. So we exit on one of… Read More Glenwood Canyon I, Colorado
After driving through Arkansas, Dad and I finally crossed the state boundary to Tennessee via I-55 and the buildings increased as more vehicles in the freeway started appearing. We saw the state sign and we know we were at the city of Memphis. Of course we would not miss this opportunity and took a detour… Read More Graceland, Tennessee
It was already dark when we entered the city of Cheyenne and Dad drove around the downtown until we reached our hotel, The Historic Plains Hotel. We were lucky to find a parking on the street close to the hotel, Dad checked in the counter. Inside the building, the interior was pretty much preserved with… Read More Historic Plains Hotel, Wyoming
After finishing our breakfast at IHOP, we went on our way. It was only 6:30 but the sun was already up, but vehicles on the road were scarce. Dad drove eastward and since I just picked a random historical site in the area, we ended up in the county courthouse. The streets were mostly one… Read More Craighead County Courthouse, Arkansas
Today is my birthday, so after eating some cakes and pancit at Deelow’s place, my mom, Deelow and Ta Gie with Ta Vans drove up to Lake Berryessa. We never thought that highway 128 would be so winding that most of my passengers got dizzy that by the time we reached the outskirts of the… Read More Lake Berryessa, California
Deelow insisted Pfeiffer State Park but we all woke up kind of late so I did some research of a close-by state park where dogs were allowed and find one, “Millerton Lake State Recreation Area.” Its about a 2-hour drive from us but since its the last day for an adventure with the dogs because… Read More Millerton Lake Park, California
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