B on the run: a travel blog

  • JAPAN: Intersection Interviews

    JAPAN: Intersection Interviews

    Once, I saw an interview happening while I was in Tokyo and I took a photo. This is part of a cool thing they do there called intersection interviews. These are done at really busy places where lots of people are crossing the street, like at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. This place is known all…

  • JAPAN: Train Transportation

    JAPAN: Train Transportation

    In Tokyo, Japan, trains are the heart of the city’s public transit system The city has lots of different types of trains, like normal ones, underground trains, and the famous Shinkansen bullet trains. Trains in Tokyo are known for always being on time. They carry lots of people each day, from crowded city spots to…

  • JAPAN: Cycling in Tokyo

    JAPAN: Cycling in Tokyo

    In Tokyo, lots of people use bikes because they are easy, fast, and good for the environment. The city is very crowded, which makes bikes a good choice to get around faster than cars or buses, especially for short trips. Both locals and visitors use bikes to move through the city’s busy streets and tight…

  • Indonesia: Steps and corridors

    Indonesia: Steps and corridors

    Exploring old temples and castles in Indonesia, like the Taman Sari Water Castle and Prambanan Temple, is a journey full of intrigue. One intriguing part of these structures are their ancient steps and corridors. In Taman Sari, you find old stone steps leading to different areas of the castle. Some of these go upwards to…

  • Indonesia: Street Music

    Indonesia: Street Music

    In Indonesia, one of the delightful experiences for visitors is the rich street music culture. As you go on your tour around the streets, you hear the beautiful sounds of melody that adds a wonderful charm to your journey. Sometimes, it might be a solo singer with a guitar strumming a gentle tune. At other…

  • Indonesia: Ginger and Tumeric

    Indonesia: Ginger and Tumeric

    Indonesia is a wonderful place known for its many flavors, especially because of the fresh herbs and spices used in their food. Two of the most cherished spices in Indonesia are ginger and turmeric. Ginger is a spicy root that adds a warm, zesty flavor to dishes. It’s often used in soups, teas, and many…

  • Indonesia: Fresh Chili Peppers

    Indonesia: Fresh Chili Peppers

    Indonesia is famous for its flavorful food, a lot of which comes from using fresh herbs and spices in their cooking. A star ingredient in many dishes is the fresh chili pepper. These fiery little peppers bring a dynamic spiciness to Indonesian cuisine that is loved by many. They can be red or green and…

  • Indonesia: Taman Sari Water Castle

    Indonesia: Taman Sari Water Castle

    Taman Sari Water Castle is a sight to behold from the outside! As soon as you approach it, you can see the grandeur of the past. The exterior of the castle is a mesmerizing blend of bright colors and exquisite design. The walls are a soothing creamy hue, decorated with intricate carvings and shapes that…

  • Indonesia: Taman Sari

    Indonesia: Taman Sari

    Taman Sari Water Castle is a significant historical site in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This centuries-old water castle was once part of the royal palace and served as a spiritual retreat for the Sultan. However, over the passage of time, most of the castle’s area has been reoccupied by a local community known as the Kampung Taman…

  • Indonesia: Botanical Nursery

    Indonesia: Botanical Nursery

    Indonesia, a tropical gem, is rich with unique and beautiful plants. This is why botanical nurseries are very important and popular there. These nurseries are special places where many types of plants are grown. They include everything from pretty little flowers that add color to any space, to tall trees that provide shade and attract…

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