Gyeongju’s Temple Experiences
Written and photographed by Melline Galani. There is no argument that Gyeongju, the former capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla, has become one of the most popular tourist destinations … Read More
Category: Travel
Liberating the Dharma for Women – Visiting a Revolutionary Buddhist Monastery in Thailand
Written and photographed by Michael Goonan. At first glance, Wat Songdhammakalyani is a familiar sight in Thailand. Situated along a busy road about 50 km outside of Bangkok, this Theravada … Read More
Evicting God: The Exodus of Hak-dong’s Condemned Churches
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters. Evictions and buyouts for the sake of redevelopment are all the rage these days. Hak-dong is the latest neighborhood to get the boot on … Read More
Malaysian Borneo Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Tribes. Will children of the forest be able to preserve their tribal culture?
Written and photographed by Cami Ismanova. One fine, rainy evening, I was walking down the street to visit the local Central Market in Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia. I was excited to dive … Read More
Seoul Botanic Park Amazes, Heals, and Educates
Written and photographed by Sesetu Holomisa. When it comes to beautiful sites to explore, Korea truly never disappoints. Whether you are looking for a place to feast on delicious Korean … Read More
Guam! Guam! Guam!
The final sunset of 2019
Rooftopping in the City of Heights
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters. “Rooftopping” is a pretty self-explanatory neologism that refers to accessing rooftops, often high ones, within the context of urban exploring. Like hikers scaling a … Read More
Romania’s Palace of the Parliament: Horrible Kitsch or Masterpiece?
Written and photographed by Melline Galani. Romania is not only known worldwide for its vampire myths (Dracula) but also for having the world’s second largest administrative building (after the Pentagon), … Read More