Chinese shadows

When I was a kid, I often played with some of my mates, and one of the many games consisted in projecting on a wall, with the help of a ...

By bus from Chinese border to Khunming

Sitting on a curb waiting for a bus to Kunming, immersed in my thoughts on how to continue the journey, I stop to look at the building ...

It is 7:30 in Laos, and the morning bodes well: the sky is blue and the first rays of sunshine accompany my slow steps up the ...

China, a short five-letters name, yet in these five letters dwells the name of the largest and most powerful nation in Asia, the fourth ...

Penang; a name that for most of the expatriates living in the south of Thailand represents a kind of nightmare, a small place where ...

It was with a hint of excitement that we embarked on the highly recommended Santubong Mangroves Swamps River Cruise, a three hours ...

At times, it is a series of random happenings that toss us from the everyday life to a totally unusual situation. A thin thread that ...

Mae Sai, Chiang Saen, Tha Kee Lek, Don Sao: the first two in Thailand, the third in Myanmar and the fourth on a river island in Laos. ...

A coffee and bakery haven in the heart of Chulia Street – Traveling is an art, a passion, a commitment and an enjoyment. Yet, ...

DAY 2 I had set the alarm clock early in order to take a photo shooting of the local morning market, a few blocks away. There, barely ...

DAY 1 Back to my visit, after the practicalities in a newly decorated airport so silent you could hear a pin drop, my passport stamped ...

No! you won’t ‘eed nothin’ else But them spicy garlic smells, An’ the sunshine an’ the palm-trees ...