If the moon has atmosphere, the sunset would be amazing. You can imagine at Valle de la Luna in Atacama Desert. The name Valle de la Luna tells us a lot about this place. As you can imagine, it was named because of the moon-like landscape. Various stone and sand formations have been carved by …
explora Atacama: Why They Are Special explora provides not only comfortable place to stay, but also unique experiences. explora believes in power of experience, and that’s the main purpose of the company for last 20 years. explora introduce the travelers to the more remote areas of South America through meticulously planned exploration programs. Explorations The …
The thoughts that keep me up at night 2016 is gone and New Year’s Day has come. The Earth traveled another 940 million kilometers (584 million miles). Where did the time go? Oh I know, I worked, traveled, watched movies, binge-watch TV shows, read books, spent nights in airplanes, trains, and airports… I was busy …
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Looking for a new camera gear? Try KEH; to receive exclusive 10% discount code, keep on reading My Camera Lenses My camera bag is always full. When I travel, my backpack is almost 15kg heavy but I act chill so the airline doesn’t inspect the weight. As a digital nomad and photographer, it’s inevitable, really. …
Photo Essay of 2015 Last year was full of interesting experiences in my photography career. I traveled to 15 countries and a countless amount of cities, towns, natural reserves, and peculiar places. I explored one of the world’s most isolated islands, followed the footsteps of the Incas, drove through the lonely but lively Queensland’s Outback, …
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The year 2015 is almost coming to the end. How did this happen? I didn’t believe it when my grandmother said ‘time goes faster when you get older’, but now I understand what she meant. Time flies. Especially this year I feel it more so. Why is that? Because I’m having too much fun? There …
What it is like to climb 5,604m volcano in the world’s highest and the driest desert? Gale. Endurance. Triumph. That’s how I would describe the climb to Cerro Toco. It was the hardest hike. It made me shiver, scream, cry, and feel the emotions that I didn’t know I had. Why did I do it? …
