
Looking Up in Iran
As some of you know I am mostly housebound for a few weeks as I broke a bone in my foot and I have to
As some of you know I am mostly housebound for a few weeks as I broke a bone in my foot and I have to
If there is one destination that can make a traveler’s heart beat faster (well at least this traveler’s heart), it is probably Iran. Thousands of
During my visit to Guizhou, a province of Southwest China, we spent several days with members of the Black Miao minority group, the ethnic group
In my last post on the ethnic minorities of China (Hill Tribes of China), I described the luzhen as an instrument that makes a sound
With 92% of the Chinese population belonging to one ethnic group, namely Han Chinese, most people do not think of China as an ethnically diverse
What should the first blog post of the year be about? Surely, something uplifting and beautiful, so as to bring good vibes to the New
I just arrived in Northwest Costa Rica for a short vacation hoping to photograph at most one or two monkeys and if lucky an elusive
“As much as America surfaces in a ball park, on a golf links, at a race track, or around a poker table, much of Bali
“There must be something sacred in salt. It is in our tears and in the sea” Kahlil Gibran Ah, Bali!!! For most people, the mere
The island of Java in Indonesia is the home of the famous Borobodur temple, the largest Buddhist temple in the world, and one of the
At first glance, this blog post may appear rather different from my usual ones. Unlike the others, which are usually focused on far-flung regions of
After seeing the serene setting of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, one would think of the Sikhs as a meditative peaceful people and they are.
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