Posts Tagged ‘Trips’
Sydney New Year’s Eve Fireworks 2009 »
2010 Is Here! Happy New Year to all readers of my blog! A new decade begins in the 21st Century! 2010 will be an exciting year for me. I have more travels planned, and I get really excited thinking about where I will be going this year! But before I get carried away with talking about my travel plans for 2010, I'd like to share with you some of [...]
Machu Picchu – Discovering The Lost City »
Finding The Lost City of Machu Picchu Machu Picchu has long been one of the places I've always wanted to go in this lifetime. Ever since I was a kid, I read it through history books and learned about the ancient Inca empire that once ruled majority of South America. Machu Picchu was a sacred place for the Incas, and it was built in a very [...]
The Many Moods Of Sydney Opera House »
Welcome to another edition of Fabulous Journeys! I just got back from admiring the awesome light displays at the Vivid Sydney event on the Sydney Opera House that it inspired me to write this post. At the Vivid Sydney exhibition, the Sydney Opera House was lit up with various artistic designs and motifs and turned the Sydney Opera House into [...]
My Fiji Memories »
Fiji Memories I thought I'd do a brief post on a video I took while I was in Fiji a couple of years ago. This is the farewell song that the staff of the Manta Ray Island Resort sang to us guests before we boarded our boat back to Port Denarau. It's such a nice touch, and that is one of the beautiful things about Fiji. The people always welcome [...]
Bula, Viti, Fiji »
Bula! A warm island welcome to this week's post for Fabulous Journeys! I've just returned from a holiday/friend's wedding in the warm South Pacific nation of Fiji. I'd like to share with you some stories of my recent trip and discoveries that I made while going around the island of Viti Levu. This post will show you the Fiji that you don't find [...]
Funny and Quirky English signs in Japan »
One of the interesting things I find with travelling is the way each country would express and translate something into English. This applies for both English-speaking and non-English speaking countries. However, the more profound differences are obviously seen and heard with non-English speaking countries who strive to make themselves become more [...]
