Los Angeles Coastline Aerial View

An aerial view of Los Angeles Coastline... This shot  was taken on the plane before we landed in Los Angeles...

Turnham Green Park London

Photo taken at Turnham Green Park, London.

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Hollywood

Visiting Hollywood with my Family... Check out the The world-famous Hollywood Sign!

Hollywood is located within the Central Los Angeles...

Davao City: Land of Promise

Shot taken at GAP (Good Adaptation of the People) Farming Resort located at Diversion Road, Ma-a, Davao City, Philippines..

Holland's Wooden Shoes

At a Wooden Shoe Factory in Holland...

Germany

Paris France

First Trip to Paris, France.... Eiffel Tower on my back!

The Louvre Museum...

The World's largest Labyrinthine

Inside Louvre...

Notre Dame...

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Panoramic View of Paris, The Arch de Triomphe

BaTeUx MoUcHe @ PoNt De L'aLmA, PaRiS

Brisbane Square

Brisbane Square is a new high-rise building in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Brisbane Square is situated on the block bounded by William Street, George Street, Queen Street and Adelaide Street. The building faces the Conrad Treasury Casino (on Queen Street) and the Law Courts Complex (Adelaide Street).

Alaska Here I Come!

Arrival at Alaska! Whew!

A breathtaking view, isn't it?




Visiting the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center...





Nice cruise, be in one of that in a while...



Seals, oh seals....



Wow.... Cool Glacier!



A closer look at the Glacier...



Lotsa Ice!!!



Bye-bye Glacier...

Trivia:

Did You Know?
When Captain George Vancouver surveyed Southeast Alaska in 1794, the wall of ice that filled the bay was (at its greatest extent) 100 miles long, 20 miles wide, and 4,000 feet thick. Just 250 years later, this same ice has retreated 65 miles, the fastest glacial retreat on record.

Beijing

At Summer Palace....



The Kung Fu wannabe's... :)




The Great Wall of China.

les Chutes du Niagara

The Niagara Falls are renowned both for their beauty and as a valuable source of hydroelectric power. Managing the balance between recreational, commercial, and industrial uses has been a challenge for the stewards of the falls since the 1800s.

Chateau de Versailles

One of the most visited monuments in France is the Chateau de Versailles. The Chateau de Versailles has more than 2,000 windows, 700 rooms, 1250 fireplaces, 67 staircases and more than 1,800 acres of park. The paintings, tapestries , sculptures ,furniture of this fabulous castle, have been executed by the best Italian and French artists of the time, which makes it one of the largest castles in the world. And when I got the chance to visit Paris again, I never miss the chance of going there, to see the beauty of the palace in my own naked eye.

We take the 30-minute ride on the RER train, Line C, to Versailles Rive Gauche Station, the last stop on the line. This station brings you within just blocks of the famous Chateau of Versailles.

Lots of people want to visit the Palace of Versailles too but the queue is way too long and we're under the heat of the sun... Whew!

...and our patience has been rewarded, it surely is an amazing and beautiful place. By the way, that is the Grand Canal over there.

See that huge Maze behind me? It's been said that the movie 'The Wizard of Oz' was filmed there...

This is the Coronation room.

The Queen's Bedchamber. It was in the Queen's Bedchamber that the French Queen would give birth to heirs to the throne. Many people would crowd into this room to watch the event.

Welcome to the King's Chamber... :)

The Hall of Mirrors, completed in 1686, was a passage through which Louis XIV would go each day to get from the King's Apartment to the Chapel. There are magnificent views of the gardens through the windows. Mirrors are placed on the opposite wall to reflect the light, and a series of chandeliers hang from the ceiling. It was in this room that the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919, formally marking the end of the First World War.

...and how I love looking at this painting... =)

Until then... I'll post more about my Travel escapades from different places soon. Just been busy with work lately...