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We recently went to the most magical place on earth, you guessed it right: Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Since this was our first time, we decided to visit just one park and picked Magic Kingdom (the one with the castle). We got a One Day, One Park Pass and just $100 for food and [...]
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Tide pool season calls for a guide, right? Although I’m a newbie at tide pooling and only discovered it after moving to Seattle, I’ve looked forward to the season every year since. In this post, I’d like to share how I approach the season as a beginner tide pooling enthusiast and where I go every year. What Is Tide Pooling, Anyway? Tid...
The famous Route 66 in the USA has a complex and rich history. It shows America’s history, a source of social transformation and transportation. This fabled highway’s multiple alignments connect not only the East and the West, but also the past and the present. Route 66 had its official beginnings in 1926 when the Bureau [...]
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During our week-long trip to Baja California Sur (BCS), we embarked on a day trip to the capital city, La Paz. Nestled along the shimmering Sea of Cortés (Gulf of California), La Paz is a gem that perfectly blends natural beauty, adventure, and cultural charm. The city is renowned for its pristine beaches, rich marine [...]
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Every year, I set a goal to try something new or learn a new skill. This year, I decided to focus on mastering astrophotography. I had attempted it a few times before, during trips to Bruneau Dunes State Park in Idaho, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Bryce Canyon National Park, but the photos never quite captured what [...]
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