Pondering the Infinate: Angkor Pixelated
Maybe it was the fact that everyone who ever built any of this stuff was well and truly dead, but after wandering around Angkor…
Read MoreMaybe it was the fact that everyone who ever built any of this stuff was well and truly dead, but after wandering around Angkor…
Read MoreWho needs money anyway? I generally try to prepare as little as possible in all aspects of my life. I tell others it’s more…
Read MoreA walk along Busan’s abandoned railway Originally constructed in 1918 as part of the Donghae Nambu line, the tracks were abandoned last December. The…
Read MoreBangkok is many things to many different people. For Kyeonghwa and I, it was at first a scary shithole after someone stole our bags…
Read MoreBangkok goes by many names and appellations, depending on who is speaking and how they feel about the city. The Thais call their capital…
Read MoreYou might not think of Korea as a nation of drinkers, but they sure do love their alcohol. Not only does the nation have…
Read MoreFrom October 1st ~ 12th hundreds of spirits, soldiers, and denizens from Korea’s past emblazon the night in the small fortified city of Jinju. The Namgang Lantern Festival (진주 남강 유등…
Read MoreWith the city’s innumerable temples, overeager moto drivers, unofficial tour guides, flocks of one-dollar kids, and absurd humidity, 48 hours in Siem Reap can…
Read MoreTokyo: a neon wonderland of mighty skyscrapers, solemn Shinto shrines, and serene parks. The samurai, sumo, robots, videogames, capsule hotels, anime, sushi and everything…
Read More‘Advice is a form of nostalgia, dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the…
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