Jamie Chan is a visual storyteller and traveller based in Asia. When she is not on the road, Jamie blogs at noforeignlands.sg; does Muay Thai; plays the cello, and ukulele; speaks five languages, and tries her best to not expand her vintage dress collection.
Kenting is full of white sandy beaches and blue skies but you get sick of that (impossible!) come along with No Foreign Lands as we take you to the Gangkou drawbridge and the southern most tip of Taiwan. Read the first post of Wandering in Kenting
This week’s image brings us back to Taiwan where I miss travelling and the wonders of being alone
Switching NAS systems means painfully moving close to 3TB worth of disorganised images. I took a walk down memory lane and reflected on how I got to where I currently am…
My first shoot of 2017 was for the M1 Fringe Festival: Fight! Palast #membersonly by Peng! Palast. Shooting theatre was both technical and challenging but that did not stop me from having fun…
As the name suggests, this is one of the oldest town in Taiwan and these very walls were once its defence from foreign invaders.
The walls are an impressive 13-meter high and 2,500 meter-long standing complete with its original gates. Read on to know more about it…
