B on the run: a travel blog
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Kyrgyzstan: Museum Sulayman Too (Petroglyphs)
The Sulayman Too Museum lets visitors see an amazing collection of petroglyphs. These old rock carvings, made thousands of years ago, show off the art and creativity of the region’s early people. The petroglyphs include a variety of things like animals, symbols, and scenes from daily life, giving visitors a better understanding of the history,…
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Kyrgyzstan: Museum Sulayman Too
Museum Sulayman Too, nestled within the majestic Sulayman-Too Sacred Mountain in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, is a cultural jewel that offers a fascinating journey into the region’s rich history. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, this unique museum is housed in a natural cave and showcases exceptional artifacts, from ancient petroglyphs to Silk Road relics. Mesmerizing exhibits…
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Japan: Meidaimae Train Station (Tokyo)
Meidaimae train station is a small yet bustling station located in Setagaya ward, Tokyo, Japan. It is a stop on the Keio Inokashira Line, which runs from Shibuya to Kichijoji. The station is popular among college students, as it is located near several universities, including the prestigious Meiji University. Surrounding the station, there are many…
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Japan: Imperial Palace Park(Cherry Blossom)
The Kyoto Imperial Palace is already an awe-inspiring sight to behold, but add to it the breathtaking cherry blossom trees, and you’ll witness a truly magical moment. The cherry blossom trees at Kyoto Imperial Palace have a rich history. Their beauty and splendor date back to the Heian period when nobility would gather underneath them…
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Japan: Konno Hachimangu Shrine
The Konno Hachimangu Shrine in Shibuya, Tokyo, is an architectural masterpiece that exudes an air of spiritual vibrancy and cultural pride. This shrine represents the historical, cultural, and religious significance of Tokyo. The shrine’s history dates back to the Edo era when it was built to honor Hachiman, the God of War. Visitors can witness…
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Japan: The streets of Tokyo
The streets of Tokyo, the capital of Japan, have a mix of new and old things. When you walk around, you’ll see tall buildings, bright lights, and modern designs next to old temples, peaceful parks, and small streets with traditional stores. There are many people walking around, like office workers, people shopping, and tourists visiting…
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Japan: Aoyama-Dori Avenue
Aoyama-dori Avenue in Tokyo, Japan, is a cool street known for its fancy stores, nice restaurants, and cozy coffee shops. When you walk along this avenue, you can see many luxury shops as well as creative art galleries. There are also interesting buildings with unique designs that make the area even more enjoyable. You’ll often…
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Japan: A footbridge in Fujimigaoka (富士見ヶ丘)
This is a footbridge close to the area where I lived in Fumijigaoka, Tokyo. Walking across the footbridge is both convenient and enjoyable, as it offers a nice view of the surrounding area. The image was taken with a Leica M6 on Tri-X. Find location here.
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Tajikistan: A small settlement off the Pamir Highway
While traveling along the Pamir Highway between Khorog and Murghab, we missed our intended location and stumbled upon a small settlement for a night’s rest. A kind local family hosted us, bringing in a stove to keep us warm in the cold night. As we stayed there, we met other travelers going the opposite way…
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Tajikistan: Tajikistan/Afghanistan Border
The scenery along the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border is a breathtaking display of nature’s beauty and power. With tall mountains and deep valleys, the region is shaped by rivers like the Panj River, which create a fascinating contrast with the surrounding dry terrain. Sparse vegetation and occasional settlements offers a glimpse into the lives of locals in…
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