Travel

Recently, I discovered a remarkable destination that merits sharing. My admiration for Norway and its stunning natural beauty has deepened, particularly after watching the film Ex Machina. The architecture of the hotel featured in the movie captured my attention, leaving me enamored not only with the film but especially withThe Juvethotel showcased in it.

Until a significant realization occurred last year, our quest to explore various global destinations overshadowed the rich experiences available within our own “backyard”. The United Kingdom boasts an abundance of remarkable attractions, activities, and even an array of culinary delights to relish.

The following morning, we bid farewell to Clearwater a bit too late to enjoy a substantial breakfast, aside from a quick pastry and a coffee as we departed.

Remove your winter attire and greet the warmer season; summer is approaching, which signifies one thing: summer vacations!

We have already discussed the islands that should be on your travel itinerary, so it is presumed additional introduction to this topic is unnecessary (please refer to the previous article for further insights). Notably, what wasn’t mentioned earlier is that one of these islands boasts one of the most secluded and picturesque beaches you will ever encounter. You may have come across several images across the blog (like here and here), but this serves as the comprehensive discussion onthe beach at Maya Bay, Phi Phi Islands in Thailand. However, let’s resolve some logistical details first.

Embarking on a road trip is an exceptional method to discover a new locality. It allows for an extensive exploration beyond the conventional routes, providing the liberty to tailor the journey according to personal preferences.

Whether you purposefully set out to encounter wildlife, such as during a safari or a visit to a zoo, or you unexpectedly come across them while exploring your current travel location, capturing images of animals in their natural (or simulated) environment can be quite challenging. Wildlife tends not to pause for photographs; they are often unaware that their movements can result in blurry pictures, or perhaps they know and choose to move regardless of your efforts. Furthermore, animals typically have little patience for human presence unless food is involved, which is generally not allowed in many venues.