Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
Brunch is an institution in Dubai and I had heard a lot about it from my better half who was spoiling himself while I was hustling in Milan. Now that I joined him and the weather is getting cooler (it’s not 45C anymore but just 36C) there are no more excuses not to enjoy some…
“Clothing optional beyond this point” is not the typical sign you expect to see in a ghost town but it doesn’t feel out of place in Bussana Vecchia, a tiny hill town in Liguria, Italy, that was abandoned after the earthquake in 1887. The chronicles report that the natural disaster happened on Ash Wednesday, and…
Monaco is undoubtedly the finest luxuries haven on the Mediterranean coast. It is more or less an extension of the French Riviera, which, as I have mentioned before, may just be the best part of France. Here you’ll find sunny weather, the best super cars and a potato soup for € 30. No surprise there are…
We went to Nikki Beach Resort in the middle of August, when the sun was shining as if it was for the last time and the sand was so hot that walking on it reminded me of the Bulgarian fire dancers. We immediately found respite in one of the cabanas alongside the pool, with a…
The best street style looks from Milan Fashion Week SS 18. As seen on the Asians.
The food is not only delicious but also presented in a very creative way. A real feast for the eyes and for the palate. Amongst the many tempting plates on the meny we tried a smoked guacamole, o
One of the last things I expected to find in Abu Dhabi was Zaya Nurai, a lush tropical island. Yes, lush indeed. Even though it was quite hot I am sure that it wasn’t just a mirage and I have some pictures that prove it. We arrived there after a 12 mins long boat ride…
In a hindsight I can tell that this road was bettern than the other as we saw hundreds of camels on the way. If you like this kind of encounters be sure to be around Al Wathba Camel Race Track around 5:30-6 pm. It looks like this is the time when they return from their daily walks.
And here are some photos from the Fossil Dunes. Keep in mind that there is a strict dress code – ladies are in only accepted with gowns ;).
So my questions is, do Thai people really don’t know? Or they don’t want to tell? Or is it just that they don’t know how to say it in English? Probably I will figure it when I learn to speak Thai fluently. In the meantime I will try to always have battery and internet on my phone.
