Zhuilu Old Road is a mountain trail in the Taroko National Park in Taiwan. In many ways it is extremely exceptional and does not resemble anything I have seen on mountain trails around the world. The colorful history of this old trail, along with snakes and monkeys, speaks to you at every step.
Taiwan is undoubtedly one of my most popular places in the world. Incredibly friendly people, interesting culture, deeply rooted in traditions, and the traces of Japan that remained in the country after the occupation lasting until the end of World War II in 1945, create an incredibly captivating mix that simply cannot be resisted. That’s why I spent a month in Taiwan. There are many photos, so their collection is divided into 3 parts. Most were taken in and around Taipei.
Taiwan is undoubtedly one of my most popular places in the world. Incredibly friendly people, interesting culture, deeply rooted in traditions, and the traces of Japan that remained in the country after the occupation lasting until the end of World War II in 1945, create an incredibly captivating mix that simply cannot be resisted. That’s why I spent a month in Taiwan. There are many photos, so their collection is divided into 3 parts. Most were taken in and around Taipei.
Taiwan is undoubtedly one of my most popular places in the world. Incredibly friendly people, interesting culture, deeply rooted in traditions, and the traces of Japan that remained in the country after the occupation lasting until the end of World War II in 1945, create an incredibly captivating mix that simply cannot be resisted. That’s why I spent a month in Taiwan. There are many photos, so their collection is divided into 3 parts. Most were taken in and around Taipei.
Taiwan is undoubtedly one of my most popular places in the world. Incredibly friendly people, interesting culture, deeply rooted in traditions, and the traces of Japan that remained in the country after the occupation lasting until the end of World War II in 1945, create an incredibly captivating mix that simply cannot be resisted. That’s why I spent a month in Taiwan. There are many photos, so their collection is divided into 3 parts. Most were taken in and around Taipei.
Another visit to Belgium. These are a few snapshots from the summer of 2018. You can see Brussels, Namur in Wallonia and a unique De Vlier microbrewery in Leuven.
The United States is a country to which I have a special relationship. In some ways I admire them uncritically, in some I just shake my head in perplexity. But the West Coast is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places on earth, and the images in this journal entry certainly capture the more visually friendly side of the world’s oldest democracy.
Belgium is a country where I spend most of my time in addition to my native Czech Republic, and you will find several other journal entries in this photo diary from this country. Here specifically photos from Antwerp and Maastricht in the Netherlands.
The headline is a bit misleading because the ratio of days spent in individual countries clearly favors Cambodia over Vietnam, but that does not mean Vietnam is less interesting – on the contrary. Both countries are one of the most interesting places I have ever visited in my life, and it was definitely not my last visit. On the photos you can see Phnom Penh, Kampot, Koh Rong Sanloem, Angkor Wat temples, and Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City.
Japan was love at first sight. The ubiquitous minimalism, inspirational philosophy of life and urban aesthetics that captivated not only photographers and lovers of JRPGs. I spent a week in Tokyo, documenting the photos below.