Chiang Rai in Black and White

No, this is not about the Northern lights of Europe, what I’m talking about is the Lantern Festival annually celebrated in Northern Thailand.  Yi Peng to Thais was one of those festivals that I wanted to experience in my lifetime, fortunately it coincide with our long weekend holiday at the office which not only saves me vacation leave credits but provide me opportunity to see some of the Northern Thai cities that I long for to visit in slower phase, kinda like your long term travel phase, but only for 8 days. 

Batangas: Taal Heritage Town

Shell Eco Marathon Asia 2015 – Manila: A Volunteer for Five Days

 

Plan B: Taal Volcano, Batangas

Cebu: That Short Escape to Moalboal

That Trip to Bali

Solo in Taipei, Taiwan

Remembering Sagada through Photography

Hanging Coffins of Sagada. we almost got lost trying to look for this spot.

Life in Downtown Houston

First Timers in Bangkok, Thailand

Texan Road Trip Pt. 2: Austin

Texan Road Trip Pt. 1: San Antonio

San Francisco: A Place for TV Series and Movies

Cambodia: Temple Overdose

New York: It Should have been A Big Apple for Two

Beijing, China: The Middle Kingdom

Myanmar: That News Paper Sealed the Deal

Ang Balintataw

Blogger kidnapped my blog "Balintataw", work grabbed all my time, and laziness to write became a close friend. That's my excuse why I casually accepted the fact that I will no longer blog again. That I easily forget all the time I spent building my blogosphere. That travelling without thinking of what to write became my mantra.

But one morning while browsing my Facebook, I saw Lakad Pilipinas tweak his site, showcasing the best of his photography works, and in away re bumping his awesome travel blog. I saw the new look and really appreciate it. It was a light bulb moment for me.

So here I am, renewing my relationship with the blogging world, reviving my old blog and calling it "Ang Balintataw", with the idea of focusing more on my photography and not with the itinerary type that I once write about. Hopefully I can go with this flow for the long run.