A zoom-out from its highest point, also its community’s haven – 04.04.15
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Sharing with you my less than an hour hike to Phi Phi’s highest post!
A zoom-out from its highest point, also its community’s haven – 04.04.15
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Sharing with you my less than an hour hike to Phi Phi’s highest post!
What is not to love with an island where there is no option but walk – 04.03-04.15
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Despite my not-so-convenient experience finding my temporary home in this island, I got to say this is my favorite from this trip leg. An island that is all-walk, a stand-out blue and calm water, crowd when you need them and someplace when you don’t, an option to splurge or go cheap with beer — it’s no wonder I felt happiest in here.
Although deprived of a plankton tour, I still managed to score a half-day trip with an island of monkeys which I realize to be universal source of cuteness (because while others may have thought it strange of me taking ‘selfies’ with monkeys, they took one themselves anyway), an encounter with location shoot of a favorite movie, an unexpected trail via Loh Sa Ma Bay, realization that I could have this sideline being a photographer to snorkeling people and this shallowness at finding enjoyment in varied shapes set against the water
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Continue reading [Ko Phi Phi] ~ Walk, Wade and Other Favorite Things
Serves mainly as base to lovelies but this place has a charm its own – 03.31-04.01.15
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It was merely a jump-off point to the islands nearby but this small town had its character with it being surrounded by those limestone karsts. Its beach a so-so but nonetheless a venue to sight people and the islands that are near yet actually far. Here’s to share random encounters with anything on such town – one rainy afternoon until night and that morning when I was doing walking, one of my favorites when travelling.
Continue reading [Ao Nang] ~ Walk along a Small Karst-surrounded Town
For there’s enjoyment in sharing what is lovely – 03.31.15
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A bright day of longtail boat rides, people, sea and limestone karsts at Koh Tup
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Continue reading [Ao Nang] ~ Joining the Tourist Frenzy during the Four Islands Tour
Fleeting encounters in airports and a quiet town by the river. – 03.30-31.15
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This morning by the river perfectly captures this town’s quiet.
Probably my longest alone travel yet, spent days hopping across different beaches in this country’s Andaman side. Literally changing beaches (and hostels!) each day with my overpacked bag under the heat from the sun that’s stronger than home, it was the least of the typically desired chill beach trip. To me however, it is still a fun way to do some scanning to help me decide which areas to eventually go back to to spend more days on.
Still sorting out photos all over my camera and phone but initially sharing an amateur take on each of the beaches I’ve set foot on. Amateur, yes because while alone travel forces one to be more observant, it is not an instinct I own and I just tend to stick with the random ‘realizations’ when going places. Or maybe if you haven’t been there yet, time to go see for yourself then!
Photo map not mine. Stolen from divingasiapacific.com.
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