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All photographs featured in this article are from the Street Photography in Nigeria series by Caleb Ishaya Oseshi. All photos are posted here with his permission. Whenever I’m not traveling, or not feeling inspired enough to take new street photographs, I make it a point to look for inspirations from fellow street photographers online in … Read more
South Korea Arthouse Films Broker Broker is a 2022 South Korean drama film directed and written by Hirokazu Kore-eda starring Song Kang-ho, Gang Dong-won, Bae Doona, Lee Ji-eun, and Lee Joo-young. The film revolves around characters associated with baby boxes, which allow infants to be dropped off anonymously to be cared for by others. Decision … Read more
India Watch: The White Tiger (2021) Fiji Read: Kalyana by Rajni Mala Khelawan MALDIVES Listen to: Internal Astronaut
Qatar Watch: The Workers Cup (2017) Cameroon Read: Days Come and Go by Hemley Boum (2019) United Arab Emirates Listen to: Hussain Aljassmi
NORTH KOREA Watch: The Propaganda Game (2015) ALBANIA READ: The Concert by Ismael Kadare UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LISTEN TO: Willis
Kasarna Karlin Lokal Hamburk Dva Kohouti Muj Salek Kavy Eska Veltlin Presto Meat Market Avocado Gang
Cafe v Lese Jam and Co. Plevel Xaoxax Kino Pilotu
Tai Long Wan High Island Reservoir East Dam Tiki Tiki Bowling Bar Momentai Sai Kung Cafe and Bakery
Fu Shin Street Market Man Mo Temple Tai Po Waterfront Park Plover Cove Country Park Granny’s Tofu Pudding
The eastern part includes the highly developed northeastern part of Hong Kong Island, including North Point, Quarry Bay, Sai Wan Ho, and Chai Wan, and has little fame. It’s mostly residential and lacks the atmospheric old lanes of the Midwestern Hong Kong Island. But hard-working people find cheap restaurants, quiet hiking trails, and secret art … Read more
The working-class manufacturing district of Sham Shui Po is where Hong Kongers go when they need something: a drill bit, a yard of satin, 100 bunny erasers for a birthday party of a child… bargain hunters. Old-fashioned shops and cafes provide a respite from the chaos. It is easily accessible by MTR. Jockey Club Creative … Read more
Until a few years ago, no one went drinking in Bangkok’s Chinatown. Of course, the street food in the area is the best in town, but consumption is reserved for other parts of town where the bar is located. Today, Chinatown is home to some of Bangkok’s most unique bars and restaurants, most of which … Read more
Bangkok’s Siam district is synonymous with shopping. Easily accessible via the BTS network, the area is home to several major shopping malls, which in recent years have become a meeting place for Bangkokians. If burning baht isn’t your thing, shopping malls have food courts, and the area also has some cultural establishments worth a visit. … Read more
Home to several banks, Th Silom is almost the Wall Street of Bangkok. But this is Bangkok, and the eastern stretch of the double street is the city’s gay nightlife area. That means there’s a little bit of everything here – shopping, dining and nightlife. Whatever you are looking for, it’s easy to get there, … Read more