Travel Blog

I'll be honest — I didn't know what to expect from Hong Kong. After weeks in mainland China, my mind was already full. But the moment our plane began its descent, everything changed. The views from the window were unreal — a dense, glittering skyline pressed against mountains and harbour water, unlike anything I'd seen from the air before. Whatever I thought Hong Kong might be, I was already wrong. Day 1 — Arrival, Ding Dings & the Streets Come Alive We checked into our hotel

Chengdu- Our time in Nepal ended on a less-than-glamorous note: battling severe food poisoning. Stumbling through the airport in a haze, I was in and out of sleep, my camera packed safely away as survival became the only goal. On the flight to China, I drifted in and out of consciousness until Darkon nudged me awake, pointing to the window. There it was: Mount Everest, piercing through a blanket of clouds, glistening in the sunlight. It was a moment so serene, so surreal, tha

After the sensory whirlwind of India, we made our way to Nepal, a brief but impactful stopover en route to China. With three days to explore Kathmandu, I was eager to capture the city’s vibrant chaos and serene spirituality through my lens. Little did I know how deeply this place would challenge my perspective—not just as a traveler, but as a photographer. Day One: Pashupatinath and the Monkey Temple The morning began with my camera in hand, wandering through Kathmandu’s stre

Our journey began in the heart of India—New Delhi, a city bursting with life, history, and sensory overload. With my camera in hand, I set out to capture its vibrancy and contrasts, knowing these first two days would be an exciting challenge for a photographer. Day One: Red Fort and Chandni Chowk Spice Market On our first morning, I stood before the iconic Red Fort, its massive red sandstone walls commanding attention against the chaos of the streets outside. The fort’s grand