Travel without flying

North of Sumatra Despite wide deforestation caused by palm plantations or corruption among entire society and lack of correct mentality to hold clean from plastic and waste the environment and cities, north Sumatra have some few places worth to visit and explore. [1] The heat have no mercy, equipped with cap, pants and long arm shirt was the first line to withstand ultraviolet waves and balaclava with sunglasses transformed me into road ninja or bank robber again. People with lighter skin who spend almost entire day indoors lose their ability to protect them self against ultraviolet. The evolution of things will never stop here and eventually will eliminate completely unnecessary elements from the DNA of indoor generation. Today more than 90% of our time people spend indoors [1]  and if you think it is too much then probably you should know that 25% of USA citizens don't even go outside [2] . People become hostages of their own success by achieving digital progress, bett

From Malaysia to Indonesia City and port of Malacca in Malaysia is overflowed in the historic center by exited tourists from over the world which takes photos in most banal poses. The influence of Portuguese and Dutches is still present in noticeable European architecture, protestant church, replicated ship Flora de la Mar [1] and old ruins of fortress. The noisy night market and busy street food stalls is the culmination time for people after sweaty sightseeing walks during the day. At the International ferry terminal I bought an one way ticket for a speedboat to the town of Dumai that is opposite on Indonesian side from Malacca. I went through the relaxed customs control without any hassle and additional irritating interrogations. The monopolist ferry company charge unjustified high price of 135 ringgit for one way ticket that is about 2 hour journey which they highlighted will be 200 ringgit from first of November 2019. Indonesian palm oil industry [1] During my time in M