One of the world’s most famous landmarks is the Statue of Liberty and I definitely would not miss the chance to visit the icon of democracy in person.

The Statue of Liberty as seen from Battery Park.
One of the world’s most famous landmarks is the Statue of Liberty and I definitely would not miss the chance to visit the icon of democracy in person.
The Statue of Liberty as seen from Battery Park.
I first grew aware of New York City when I was little, when I saw a poster of the city with its towering skyscrapers. Since then, I’ve always been fascinated by this city and dreamt of being there. Now, decades later, I’m finally realizing that dream! Hello, NYC!
Hello, New York City!
After almost a week in California, I’m finally done with work and I can start my much-awaited vacation on the other side of the continent, New York! It was a Thursday and we woke up to a wet and foggy day…
It was that time when the leaves were turning red and a bunch of other colors…
After spending the week, it’s time to move onto my next business destination, California. This would be my first domestic flight in a foreign country in over eight years! It’s a lot less glamorous though than my earlier flights as I went on economy class.
Time to say goodbye to my home for the past week, Hyatt Regency Houston.
I can’t believe that we are now on the last few days of 2017! As much as I’d like to say that this year flew by quickly, I also realized that a lot of things also happened that seemed like so long ago. And there are nine experiences that made this year very memorable for me.
My Highlights of 2017.
I can’t really say that my first six days in Houston were dull—in fact, it’s anything but as we got to try new things practically every day. But visiting Space Center Houston trumped all the previous activities we did so far.
This sight will greet you upon arriving at Space Center Houston.