Montgolfier in Cappadocia
Had the Montgolfier brothers lived longer by some two hundred years, they would have seen the new Avatar of their invention, the hot air balloon. Perhaps, they might not have…
A Fairyland for Hobbits and Trolls
In 1976, the volcanic plains in Cappadocia in Central Turkey received the distinction of being declared a UNESCO World heritage site for its truly unique landscape. Full of small hillocks,…
Love, Revenge and Witchcraft!
Think of the state of Rajasthan in India and your mind is filled with images of sand dunes, huge deserts, and occasional water bodies. Above all, you will think of…
Two Mosques of Istanbul
Why visit only two mosques when Istanbul is home to over 3500? Well, it is unlikely that on a tourist's schedule you will get to visit all of them! So…
Dragon Descending
A Tale of Dragons In the days of yore when the Jade Emperor ruled the heavens, Vietnam was struggling to form a nation and survive amongst powerful, hostile neighbors. The…
Children of Kambu and Mera!
The Apsara legend Mera, queen of the Apsaras (heavenly Nymphs) looked down pensively upon the green land of Kamboj on earth below. She felt jaded and a little desperate, unable…
Crocs of Cambodia!
And The River Flows Backwards! Along the spine of the Kingdom of Cambodia runs an unique water system that stretches from North East to South West, from the old Khmer…
The Kingdom that Vanished
Distance from the Eastern shores of south India to Seam Reap in Cambodia is about 1600 miles across the Indian Ocean. In the past, while most of mainland Indians were…
Malacca – The Cradle of Malaysia
The population of Malacca today is roughly two-thirds Malay and one-third Chinese with a small (6%) of Indians thrown in. So is the population distribution of all of Malaysia. The entire country appears to have used the Malaccan template to share cultures, live in harmony, and promote trade commerce and tourism. Therefore, Malacca deserves to be called the cradle of Malaysia.
3 Strategies for Driving Traffic to Your Photography Site
Your website is a vital component of your photography business. However, simply showcasing your photographs online isn’t enough to guarantee sales. If you want your photography site to reach a wide audience and generate revenue, you need a plan for driving traffic to it.