Tag Archives: ruins
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Why Palmyra matters
Posted on September 1, 2015 by noflytri in History.Palmyra (the place not your local kebab house) has been in the news a lot lately. The ruins of this ancient city lie in the middle of the Syrian desert and are currently occupied by ISIS militants who have hit headlines for blowing up temples, beheading the archaeologist who looked after the site and using […]
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Mrauk U – off the beaten track and onto a long and winding one…
Posted on January 27, 2015 by noflytri in Burma/Myanmar, Photoblog, South East Asia.The tourist situation in Burma/Myanmar is currently a constantly changing one. More so than in many other countries I found that the guides you can find in books, and even the ones on the internet were often well out of date and facing a hopeless task in trying to keep up with the changing information […]
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Wat this way…
Posted on December 21, 2014 by noflytri in Cambodia, Photoblog, South East Asia.I’m going to let the photos do most of the talking for this post. For Ankor Wat and its surrounding ruins I will just say the following: They are amazing! There are many tourists – BUT – there are also many temple, so it’s perfectly possible to find sites with few, if anyone else there […]
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