panorama shots & traveling preferences

From the top:

Mount El-Deir, Jordan

Annapurna Region, Nepal

Mount Yong Yap, Malaysia

Rinjani, Indonesia

Never limit your travels. Make it your own and cherish the time while you travel.

When it comes to travelling, I try not to limit my journeys only to focus on a particular theme say, "Jungles Only".

I try to mix it as much as I am able to.

Personal Traveling Preference:

I prefer the going-on-foot on my travels as it gives me the satisfaction of the great outdoors. Not under a bumbung or in a building. 😊 Afterall, I will be bound to the desk in office from 9-5pm everyday, the feeling of being outside and roam freely is the ultimately priceless! The sky is the limit. I feel at peace. I feel free.

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