Author Archives: Tudor

La Tomatina Tomato Fight, When Things Get Really Red

What if I were to tell you that tomatoes aren’t just food but a bunch of projectiles thrown into other people? Well, as you can see, La Tomatina is devastating for the clothes and even for the identity of those who are caught in the middle of the action.

Great Barrier Reef, Discovering Colorful Diversity

“One of Australia’s most remarkable natural gifts, the Great Barrier Reef is blessed with the breathtaking beauty of the world’s largest coral reef. The reef contains an abundance of marine life and comprises of over 3000 individual reef systems and coral cays and literally hundreds of picturesque tropical islands with some of the worlds most beautiful sun-soaked, golden beaches.”

Lake Louise, A Breathtaking Landscape

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Lake Assal, A Salty Nature Wonder

There was a time when the ancient Romans were so fed up with the abundance of the African continent, that when a traveler said he discovered something new and wonderful, one of them replied: “Well, in Africa you always find something new!”

Wingsuit Flying, a Thrilling, Unbelievable Experience

We often reach the sky with our eyes and imagine flying through white clouds. Sometimes we are saved by a lonely bird who`s trying to embrace the wind with a majestic dance. However, many people really tried for a long time to succeed and to conquer their dreams at any costs, facing the impossible with an unbelievable courage. Wingsuit flying is an excellent example for such a thrilling experience.loic-sailplane

Norfolk Island, a Remote Place of Scenic Views

Embracing the wonders of life with one breath, drinking the brilliance of the nightly skies with a blink of an eye , smiling with the turtles into the crystalline water could be only a few experiences in Norfolk Island. Pine forests, smooth green grass, beautiful landscapes, smiley faces are more than beautiful sights, they become memories.

The Sacred Waters in Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

It is said that in these underwater caverns from the Riviera Maya took place many ceremonies and initiations in the ancient times, when the Maya people believed in the spirits of the waters. The Mexicans call them cenotes and there are caves and underground rivers created naturally over 6,500 years ago, resulted from the combination of various geological events and climate changes. What we can see now is an incredible and unique ecosystem with crystal clear water, stalagmites and stalactites.

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Auroville-The City of Hope

Existing in a community where everyone is different, where the nationality is not a measurable scale for splitting people by their skin or language, a place where “my values and goods are also yours” its apparently an utopic imagine in these days. Why did I use “hope”? Cause we need an optimistic point of view for our own perspectives and for the future communities.