Taken in September of 2014 in Bangkok
Tucked away in the back alleys of Bangkok’s Chinatown, Leng Buai Ia is believed to be Thailand’s oldest Chinese shrine. It dates back to 1658. Chinese businessmen would come here to pray for prosperity.
Taken in December of 2014 in Vác
Taken March 28, 2015 at Savanadurga
There was a litter of pups residing at one of the Hindu temples at the base of Savanadurga Hill. These are a few candids of them.
Taken on March 28, 2015 at Savanadurga
Looks fake, but it’s not.
Taken on March 28, 2015 at Dodda Alada Mara (Big Banyan Bangalore)
Bangalore’s Big Banyan (Dodda Alada Mara) hosts a number of macaque families, such as this one.
Taken on March 28, 2015 at Dodda Alada Mara.
This 1.2 hectare (3 acre) banyan tree sits 28 kilometers (17.4mi.) to the west of Bangalore. The tree suffered root rot in the last decade and doesn’t display the lush, unified canopy as it once did. (I’m not certain whether the damage to the tree was completely natural, was tied to Bangalore’s precipitously rising pollution, or whether the true culprits are all the jackasses who feel the need to carve their initials in the tree’s roots.) However, the giant banyan is still home to many macaque families, and even as it is dying from within the tree is attempting to escape over its’ fence onto adjacent lands.
Taken on March 28, 2015 atop Savanadurga Hill
Savanadurga is one of the largest monoliths in Asia. It’s located about 60km (40-ish miles) west of Bangalore. The top picture shows the hilltop from the trail, and the lower one is a close up of the Nandi shrine at said top. Savanadurga’s hightest point is at a little over 1226 meters (4000-ish feet.)
Taken on Isla Contoy in the Yucatan
Taken in December of 2014
Taken in July of 2010 at Colca Canyon, Peru
Tiger Riding for Beginners 