Chile / England / Our Random World
by Teja · Published September 14, 2019 · Last modified October 19, 2019
The eerie feeling I had when I began exploring Valparaiso on foot, increased as I wound my way through the converging old streets that steeply descended towards the port. The city felt oddly familiar....
Regardless of whether you ended up having seven days on Easter Island because of choice (smart one, by the way), or because of flight windows (as was my case), you would have more time...
If you had wondered about the explorers who discovered Easter Island, Ahu Akivi is their monument. It was my fifth day on Easter Island. So far, I had managed to get to my top...
We couldn’t go to Poike, after I was finished at Rano Raraku. My taxi driver told me that the volcano peak was closed for visitors, for rehabilitation reasons. So we would go to Anakena...
The taxi arrived in the darkness, as promised. I scrambled to gather my things, and struggled briefly with the fidgety lock on the door. I was going to see the famous Easter Island heads...
My first morning in Rapa Nui* broke with rain. The incandescent sky of the previous day had been quickly overtaken by storm clouds fetched by the fleet Pacific winds. Overnight, the wind howled over...
I came to Agra on a day trip from Delhi, intending to see the famous monument to love, the Taj Mahal. But I left with two love stories, not one. You see, I also...
For one reason or another, whenever I try to plan a trip in the Philippines, it becomes unplanned. And so it was that we arrived in Vigan City, without even a clear idea of...
I had a free day in between the day I got my train tickets to Agra, and the day of actually going to Agra. So I decided to join a Delhi walking tour that my...
I arrived in Penang (that’s Pulau Pinang to locals) by plane. I was there on a long weekend from Kuala Lumpur, specifically to see for myself the Penang street art that had recently exploded...
My first visit to the exotic subcontinent of India was not in Delhi, nor in Rajasthan, nor anywhere along the well-trodden backpackers trail. It was to Sirsi, in the UNESCO Heritage region of the...
If you’re visiting Malaysia, and planning an itinerary from Kuala Lumpur, chances are Malacca (spelled ‘Melaka’ in local Malay) is in the running. Dubbed Malaysia’s Historical City, it is a joint UNESCO Heritage City...
Sea Urchins Pull Themselves Inside Out to be RebornConceived in the open sea, tiny spaceship-shaped sea urchin larvae search the vast ocean to find a home. After this incredible odyssey, they undergo one of the most remarkable transformations in nature.
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Teja on the Horizon is at Station 1, Boracay Island, Philippines.
7 hours ago
Boracay is one of the most highly touristed destinations in the Philippines. It was closed for a time, to upgrade its infrastructure and allow some time for the ecosystem to recover. It re-opened this year, and I wonder how much impact the improvement has had.
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Walk to the end of White Beach at sunset, some of the best sunsets I've seen in the world!
Teja on the Horizon is at Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road.
2 days ago
#SaturdayStories
I promised Suraya that I would visit her while she was seconded to Melbourne. So, on my way back from Chile, I made one last stop in Australia. And I managed to convince her to take some days off so that we could go on THE road trip!
What road trip? The GREAT OCEAN ROAD TRIP, of course! Probably the most charismatic coastline of all!
#greatoceanroad #roadtripping #bffgoals
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Great Ocean Road: Keep Driving after the Twelve Apostles!
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The highlight of every Great Ocean Road trip is, of course, the Twelve Apostles Marine National Park. But don't make the mist...Suraya Hanim Abdullah Hashim :)
Teja on the Horizon shared a post — at Romblon (island).
4 days ago
#TidbitThursday
Did it ever cross your mind that such beautiful octopuses existed?
#rainbow #octopus #marinebiology #wonderfulcreatures #southeastasia
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