I am in tea-utopia town
Just a short way out of Kyoto, yet very off the Kansai beaten track lies a tiny tea paradise town: Wazuka. The locals gave it the name of Chagenkyo, which […]
Weaving girls of Mandalay
Mandalay has got a long tradition in weaving and textile manufacture. We couldn’t skip the opportunity to pass by a weaving little factory and sneak a peak. Our driver stopped […]
A tea evolution of me
I was never a coffee person. I remember being a child and do no liking plain milk nor with a bit of coffee – classic choice at a breakfast table […]
Balinese Offerings
The thing that I probably liked most of Bali, the one that surprised me and I enjoyed looking at every day was how Balinese people relate to their religion. Despite […]
¿Por qué lo llaman té azul?
Entro en La Fugitiva, me siento, me coloco entre todas estas estanterías de libros. Tengo una hora y media para tomarme un té tranquila, antes que empiece la película coreana […]
Fish market!
Asian markets are nearly overwhelming with their never ending opportunities for pictures 🙂 Jagalchi fish market, in Busan, was more exciting than expected. Ladies selling fish are extremely peculiar and […]
Home
A short trip home, a long quiet weekend. Just a selection of instagram pictures I took.
Fridays
Fridays are a little treat for most people living in Spain, as office hours usually end at 3 pm. So the weekend begins early, a whole afternoon full of hopes […]
Angkor khmer temples
It is nearly sunset. Tuk tuk is rushing us to get on time for a first glimpse. Roads, vegetation, water, street stalls. Suddently, the river; kids splashing and swimming. Road […]
Phnom Penh: impressions shaker!
Landing in Phnom Penh, the airport is very small to be the country’s main one. I immediately like the feeling: humidity, hot, no stress, people but easy going everything. My […]
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