Monday, December 12, 2011
The Sultan Ahmed (Blue Mosque) Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey
Built between 1609 and 1616, the Sutan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey is better known as the Blue Mosque on account of all the blue tiles that adorn the interior. It is still used as a mosque but is one of the iconic buildings of Istanbul and is visited by millions of tourists eac year.
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Gateway to Two Worlds: Exploring Mae Sot, Thailand
Nestled in the mountainous terrain of Tak Province in northwestern Thailand, Mae Sot is far more than a typical border town. Separated from...
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Thailand Road Trip, Mae Hong Son to Mae Sariang Today we began to head south on the third and, for us, the final leg of the Mae Hong Son L...
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Star Fruit (Carambola) Star Fruit , originally uploaded by HellonEarth2006 . Star Fruit or Carambola is the fruit of the Averrhoa C...
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The Khlong Toei market is the largest wet market in Bangkok. It is open daily for the sale of fish, seafood, meat, fruit, vegetables and oth...


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