100 Travel Stories
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Sunshine, booze and tattoos: Koh Phi Phi Island
A backpacker’s paradise in a wild and exotic corner of the Andaman Sea, Thailand.
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Documentary Photography: Toronto Subway
Toronto subway photos
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The Wonders of Angkor Wat: A Journey Beyond Time
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Angkor Wat temples through captivating images and inspirational travel quotes.
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Picture Perfect: Longsheng Rice Terraces (龙胜梯田)
The most amazing rice terraces in China—Longsheng, also known as Longji (Dragon’s Backbone)
Tibet was a tough trip. With only 60% to 70% of the oxygen available at sea level at these high altitudes, the nights were especially difficult. I could sleep for about four hours, then spend the rest of the night struggling to breathe. The Tibetan high-altitude pills didn’t help much. The highest point I reached was 5,248 m.
I arrived in Lhasa on a small Air China plane coming from Kathmandu. The view from the plane was impressive: the entire snow-covered Himalayan range could be seen from above. Mount Everest was on the left side of the airplane.
A Touch of the Cantonese Culinary Delights
Photos and captions by Xue Feng.
Fishballs, stinky tofu, ‘pineapple’ bun, sweet tofu soup, chicken feet, claypot rice, Yung Kee’s roast goose, roast pigeon, snake soup, typhoon-shelter crab, egg noodles, congee and lotus seed paste – are just few Cantonese dishes you need to try.
Xue recorded her trip to Hong Kong by taking snapshots of the city and its worldwide recognized cuisine. Discover some of the best Hong Kong restaurants: the 90 years old Dim Sum Lin Heung Tea House, the mob’s crime place of Luk Yu Tea House and more.
“The marvels of daily life are exciting; no movie director can arrange the unexpected that you find in the street.” – Robert Doisneau
This is Part 2 of People of Toronto, a street photography series capturing everyday life in Canada’s most diverse city.
Home to more than 230 nationalities, Toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world. You can experience cultures from around the globe without traveling to distant countries. Chinatown, Greektown, Little Italy, Koreatown, Little India, and Little Portugal are just a few of the city’s vibrant neighborhoods, each with its own unique lifestyle, cuisine, traditions, and festivals—making them ideal locations for street photography.
Close to Krabi airport in Thailand and just a short boat ride from Railay Beach, Ao Nang is a charming beach town with modern hotels, excellent seafood restaurants, and a vibrant night market.
We were lucky to witness some of the most beautiful sunsets here, while also escaping the worst of a tropical storm that brought heavy rain and rough seas to parts of Thailand.
This is the last post in a series of four about our vacation in Krabi Province, beginning with Koh Phi Phi Island, followed by Bamboo Island and Railay Beach, and ending in Ao Nang.
Railay Beach is a small peninsula in the Andaman Sea accessible only by boat from Ao Nang. With stunning limestone cliffs, Railway is one of the most famous destinations for rock climbing in Thailand. Covered by jungle, with beautiful beaches and a laid-back atmosphere – Railway attracts a younger and adventurous crowd. It even has a Rastafarian vibe!