Traveling Solemates-Travel Photoblog

10/04/2016

Have you experienced bathing in mud? Come check out our new posts.

What’s a crazy romantic way to spend a morning of a wedding anniversary? How about a mud bath inside a volcano? Sounds a bit radical but that was how we started our celebration during our ann…

05/03/2016

Come check out our new post and colorful photos of Getsemani in Old Cartagena.

We ventured outside the fabled Walled City and explored the other district of Old Cartagena – Getsemani. While it does not possess the grandeur of the Walled City, Getsamani offers a more au…

15/02/2016

[New Post] COLOMBIA: THE WALLED CITY OF OLD CARTAGENA
The Walled City of Old Cartagena has certainly preserved its colonial charm, but is it still authentic? Come check out our new post.

One of the unforgettable highlights of any travel to Colombia is a visit to the historic and magnificent Walled City in the heart of Old Cartagena. Located in the country’s strategic Caribbea…

14/11/2015

Remembering and praying for Paris.
(Sacre Couer Cathedral)

20/09/2015

[New Post] BERLIN: A SUNDAY WITH LOCALS AT MAUERPARK

What used to be part of the "Death Strip" before the fall of Berlin Wall is now a lively, joyful zone where locals flock on Sundays.

If you have been to Berlin before and have seen all the must-see attractions or simply tired of the tourist track, why not check out many of its local scenes? If you happen to be in Berlin on a we…

08/09/2015

[New Post] THE MURALS ON BERLIN WALL'S EAST SIDE GALLERY

It has been 25 years since the fall of Berlin Wall but the expression of global euphoria of that historic time remains vivid on the longest surviving section of the Wall. Along the Spree Riv...

31/05/2015

Do you know that there is a museum and a post office in Antarctica? See our new and final Antarctica blogpost.

Journey to Antartica Aboard the National Geographic Explorer – Day 8 to 10 I felt someone woke me up from my sleep. I looked at the clock and it was only 2:30 am. I laid my head back on the pillow and then bolted right up. It’s 2:30! It’s sunrise time in Antarctica! I ran to the window to see if…

17/05/2015

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Journey to Antartica Aboard the National Geographic Explorer – Day 7 So far, we have seen so much beauty in Antarctica and each day presented new wonders. Still in awe from the staggering grandeur of the Lemaire Channel from the day before, we were anxious to see what this day would bring. Kayaking…

07/05/2015

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Gentle and charming people, exquisite temples, deep spirituality, vibrant culture, rich artistic heritage, bursting with colors, delightful chaos – those are what come to mind when we think of Kathmandu. Our hearts wrenched thinking that many of the splendid cultural heritage sites and sacred places…

09/04/2015

[New Post] http://www.travelingsolemates.com/india-a-walk-around-the-town-of-orchha/

We visited, a small, charming town of Orchha, where most travelers make a short stop to break the long drive to the magnificent temple town of Khajuraho. What makes it worth a stop for many are its temples as well as its medieval forts and palaces built in the 16th and 17th centuries by Bundela dyna…

04/04/2015

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Journey to Antartica Aboard the National Geographic Explorer – Day 6 The Lamaire Channel Early this morning we sailed through the most narrow and most scenic passageway in our voyage, the Lamaire Channel. Seven miles long and one mile wide, this picturesque channel is dubbed as “Kodak Gap.” Towerin…

04/04/2015

[New Post] ANTARCTICA: LEMAIRE CHANNEL, BOOTH ISLAND AND FULL MOON
See our voyage through the most beautiful passage in Antarctic Peninsula
http://www.travelingsolemates.com/antarctica-lemaire-channel-booth-island-full-moon/