Tanzania – Oldupai Gorge
Northern Tanzania is just full of wonders. Between Ngorongoro and Serengeti, Oldupai Gorge is one of the most important paleoanthropology sites that answers the question, "where did mankind originate?"
Portland, Oregon
Our initial impression about Portland was not positive, but visiting the shopping district and the Pearl District changed our mind - the city is lovely and alive.
Mt. Rainier – Paradise
The sun dispersed the clouds magically on our final day at the park. We were lucky to see many faces of the majestic Mt. Rainier.
Mt. Rainier – A Walk in the Clouds
It's nice day for hiking but difficult for photography. At the end of the day, nothing beat the feeling of sitting in the cozy lodge, watching the gloomy weather outside and having a cold beer after a long walk.
Mt. Rainier – Sunrise
We went to Mt. Rainier with the expectation to see blooming wildflowers against the majestic mountains, but we only had a glimpse of the mountain before the clouds swallowed in everything.
Tanzania – Lake Eyasi
Although the tribe visit might be staged, we got a chance to know how Tanzanians live in the rural area near Lake Eyasi.
Tanzania – Lake Manyara National Park
At Lake Manyara, I finally corrected my misunderstanding about East African Rift Valley - there is no valley, but more like a long cliff.
Big Sur
Passing by Big Sur many times, we finally had a chance to stopped by several Big Sur's most famous landmarks during our stay in Carmel.
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Going to Carmel is certainly not as exotic as our other trips, but it's also much easier and cozier.
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