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A recent visit to the small hill side town of Luang Prabang in North central Laos. Has rekindled some thoughts that I’ve had for a while, in relation to my view that many of the worlds UNESCO sites are suffering from the modern syndrome of ‘Disneyfication’.
The Museum sign that sits in front of the newly constructed Art Science Museum. Part of the recent re-development of the Marina Bay precinct of Singapore.
An image captured from my recent trip to Myanmar (Burma). This man was selling books in his small bookshop on the streets of Yangon. I snapped this image with my small Canon IXUS.
A quick tale of my memories of crossing New Caledonia’s bizarre one way road. I also meet a great bunch of local people at the entrance that were having them selves a great old party.
Singapore has a bustling Chinese community and it’s not surprising that they take their Chinese New Year celebrations quite seriously. I captured this image during my recent trip to this small but inspiring nation.
A growing trend throughout the world, or at least through my eyes anyway. Is the aptly named...
This weeks image was captured in front of the new Art Science Museum that falls part of the...
This weeks image is another captured during my recent visit to Myanmar around the Christmas...
Over my many years of travel, I’ve come across my fair share of odd and quirky road rules....
This weeks image was captured a few months back, during one of my two brief visits to Singapore....
The summer of 93 was a strange time to be traveling through Africa’s most southern country. Nelson Mandela had been released from prison only...
A growing trend throughout the world, or at least through my eyes anyway. Is the aptly named ‘Disneyfication’ of certain UNESCO World Heritage...
Over my many years of travel, I’ve come across my fair share of odd and quirky road rules. Most of these rules were part of the countries...
My next inductee into the Dromomaniac Society here at DigiDrift.com, is an interesting fella that goes by the name of Wojciech Dabrowski. Wojciech...
When it comes to life on the road. There are many things you can do to make your experience richer, and your time more enjoyable. For myself...
This weeks image was captured at a lemur rehabilitation center a few hours drive east of Madagascar’s capital Antananarivo. Although we...
A recent visit to the small hill side town of Luang Prabang in North central Laos. Has rekindled some thoughts that I’ve had for a while, in relation to my view that many of the worlds UNESCO sites are suffering from the modern syndrome of ‘Disneyfication’.
The Museum sign that sits in front of the newly constructed Art Science Museum. Part of the recent re-development of the Marina Bay precinct of Singapore.
An image captured from my recent trip to Myanmar (Burma). This man was selling books in his small bookshop on the streets of Yangon. I snapped this image with my small Canon IXUS.
A quick tale of my memories of crossing New Caledonia’s bizarre one way road. I also meet a great bunch of local people at the entrance that were having them selves a great old party.
Singapore has a bustling Chinese community and it’s not surprising that they take their Chinese New Year celebrations quite seriously. I captured this image during my recent trip to this small but inspiring nation.
A short tale from my time aboard one of Kenya’s grand old wooden sailing dhows as we made our way through the Lamu archipelago during my African travels of the early 90′s.
The tomb of the unknown soldier in Athens is guarded by the Evzoni guards. The changing of the guard ceremony is performed multiple times a day.
Over the years I’ve had many travel related regrets, but one of my biggest in almost 20 years was not taking my SLR camera on a trip to Cuba.
An image captured during my recent trip to Myanmar. Inya lake was only a short drive from central Yangon, and was quite a peaceful place located in such a large city. It was very popular with families and young lovers alike.
A image the portrays a scene of hardship for a mother and baby on the shores of the Irrawaddy river in central Mandalay. I captured this images whilst out on an early morning walk .
The great Ibn Battuta has long been regarded as one of the greatest travellers of all time. Where does he sit in comparison to Marco Pole and was Ibn Battuta the Original Backpacker?
Another image I captured during our travels through Cambodia back in 2006. Lake Tonle Sap is an easy day trip from the busy tourist town of Siam Reap.
An image captured during an early morning walk along the hectic banks of the Irrawaddy river in central Mandalay. The subject of this image is one seriously fit looking middle aged man.
A series of images and my account of my first visit to Yangon’s Shwedagon Pagoda. This would be my first of three visits to this grand golden stupe. Truly one of the wolds great religious sites.
The U Bein bridge is one of the regions top tourist attractions. It was a nice place to spend an afternoon, and paddling around in row boats, watching the setting sun was quite relaxing.
A series of images I captured during a visit to Myanmar, that shows a seriously overloaded Jeep with almost 30 people aboard. Traveling in this manner may look like fun, but believe me it’s not.
An image captured during my Trans SIberian train journey of a couple of years ago. Whist the train was stationary at the Krasnoyarsk station, I spotted this guard patrolling the area.
Jason has traveled the world extensively during the last 20 years, with overland journeys on six continents and across over 90 countries.
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