Trips and Photos

Passau - Germany 

Where three rivers whisper to one another in the heart of Germany lies Passau—a fairytale town where time seems to stand still, draped in the quiet elegance of the Middle Ages. On a recent weekend escape, I let myself get delightfully lost in its labyrinth of cobblestone alleys and pastel-tinted lanes, stepping straight into the pages of a forgotten storybook.

Passau’s true magic unfolds at its edges, where the waters of the majestic Danube, the radiant emerald Inn, and the dark, mysterious Ilz flow gently into a single embrace. Standing high above this romantic meeting of rivers is the ancient Veste Oberhaus fortress. Sitting atop the hillside like a silent guardian, it offers a breathtaking view of the city below—where history, romance, and nature softly intertwine.

Munich- Germnay

Time seems to move a little slower, yet far more vibrant, when a city transitions from a simple visit into a temporary home. Having spent some meaningful time calling Munich my base, I’ve fallen completely in love with its distinct rhythm—a seamless harmony of Bavarian heritage, grand architecture, and effortlessly relaxed everyday life.

Here is a glimpse into the soul of Munich through my lens

Munich in winter- Germnay 

There is a unique kind of magic that settles over Munich when winter takes hold—a soft, quiet grace that turns this Bavarian jewel into a living snow globe. Having spent the last few weeks here, I’ve watched the city trade its golden autumn colors for frosted rooftops, crisp alpine air, and the cozy glow of warm streetlights reflected on snow-kissed cobblestones.

Here is a glimpse of Munich’s winter soul through my lens.

Tainan- Taiwan

A business trip took me to the enchanting city of Tainan, Taiwan—a place where history, culture, and culinary delights seamlessly intertwine. Between work meetings and exploration, I gathered a collection of memories, and here are a few frames that capture the heart of this vibrant city. 

Out of all the incredible experiences, the highlight had to be the local dining culture. Sitting in cozy neighborhood eateries, tucked behind a miniature personal stove, cooking my own steaming hot pot right at the table was pure joy—a interactive feast that warmed both body and soul.