Even if you only have a day or two, the Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram is a must visit! Located very close to the city center of Bangkok and only 50 Baht, it’s a beautiful Buddhist temple, and the perfection of the architecture provides amazing photo locations.

One thing that every photographer should do is just aimlessly wander larger cities and find compositions. Not only is it really fun, but you’ll be surprised at how your mind constantly searches for compositions and framing.

The Indonesian island of Bali is filled with amazing photo spots stretching from volcano views, amazing beaches, monkey forests, or jungle temples. Here’s a couple of my favorites as well as some photo angles to give you inspiration for your next Balinese photoshoot!

If you’re living in or traveling to Bali, and if you’re looking for real, raw, authentic adventure, look no further than the island to the west of Java, Indonesia. Dotted with volcanoes, waterfalls and lush jungles, Java is an adventure that keeps on giving. Here’s my must visit spots for you to include on your next Javanese adventure.

The biggest barrier as to why people don’t travel more is the cost. They always have a destination in mind — they know they can get time off from work or school —but they don’t know if they have or want to spend the money.

There are plenty of ways to make travelling simply a part of your budget, not a once-a-year activity. But sadly, travel is mostly perceived to be an expensive activity.

The anticipation. The excitement. The thrill of your next trip, now just three weeks away! You feel like you’ve been waiting for years, and now it’s just around the corner.

“You’re doing that by yourself?” everyone always asks me a-gaze when I tell them about my upcoming solo trip. Yes, I am doing it by myself, and I believe solo travel is an activity that is so quickly overlooked and that isn’t even fairly considered by most people. Here’s why.