Famous for its dry landscapes and amazing geological formation, this place is also a great spot to observe the night sky.

The world's largest tropical wetland: Jaguar paradise of the world, and quite a bit more.

Completing the golden triangle of northern India with this post covering Ranthambore National Park and Jaipur.

A short trip through Brussels, Gent, and Bruges, waffles and fries included.

This less well known island of the Philippines is home to some of its more interesting unusual sights.

Exploring the north of India and its incredible Mughal architecture.

Exploring the jungle of Borneo in search for orangutan and spending time with the Dayak tribe.

Mongolia’s vast landscapes, rugged mountains, beautiful deserts, and nomadic people have long been on my list for exploration

Creating a digital version of my photo book “Wonders of the Globe” as a native iOS app.

In search for one of the most elusive cats on the planet in the mountain ranges of northern India - with some incredible sights.

Some impressions from Phuket and Bangkok - from rare apes, to temples, and trains through tree tunnels and markets.

Moon landscapes, fireworks shot at you, UFO houses, and a 500m tall building on an earthquake fault line - there’s a lot to see in this blog post!

The world's most populous island is full of amazing places - some of which I managed to visit.

Prepare to see some of the most intense blue and green colours your eyes have ever feasted on in this post! The unknown Republic of Palau in the Pacific about 700km eastwards from the coast of the Philippines is truly home to some of the most beautiful island formations I’ve ever seen…

A rich history, natural attractions, and dark night skies - what’s not to like?

Earlier this year I spent a few weeks in the Philippines, exploring Manila, Siargao, Cebu, Bohol, and what was once voted the most beautiful island in the world: Palawan.

A successful expedition to find and swim with Orca whales, and chase the Northern Lights.

Exploring Flores island and the bordering Komodo National Park, part of the Lesser Sunda Islands in eastern Indonesia.

Welcome to one of the more obscure countries on this planet, one of its last remaining absolute monarchies, and a nation forging its own path on the island of Borneo: Brunei Darussalam.

this was a title given to Denmark’s capital in 2013 by Monocle owing to its urban, cultural, and environmental planning