A pictureseque island that has Asia's tallest outdoor seated buddha and an ancient monastery.

October,2004 I visited Shanghai, China for a month. This is a documentation of my adventures.

See what it's really like to stroll down Beijing's streets.

As the title suggests, T-Jay has to venture out of the usual tourist haunts, in his search to capture some of the last days of the working steam train in China.

Travel to south China and visit Guilin, Yangshuo and Longji. Wide river, rounded hills, rice terraces, and millenium culture.

Overview of Macau.

A donkey cart slowly passing through, swaying along over the sea of sand. In Charchan it is easy to lose track of time.

Tashkurgan, on the China-Pakistan border. At this beautiful little village inhabited by Tajiks, travellers coming and going between the two countries can rest their legs..

On the east side of the town, bustling Uyghur street stalls stand side by side. People work hard at their trade, or steal a nap in the shade, and energetic children play. Under the gentle sunshine, this town bursts with so many different expressions.

The "Duk Ling" is one of the last remaining traditional Chinese "junk" boats in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor. Jump on for a ride around the bay for some killer views.