Hello!
We are Twin Rhino, a collab between two individuals who bring you amazing content about travelling and things you could do while awaiting global pandemic restrictions to ease. Hey Coronavirus, go away, you little monster! 👹
This blog started in 2015 as a portfolio website to showcase Alan’s photographs about urban exploration and his utmost crazy travel adventures. Then it became a blog with random posts and today we are only adding more crazy adventures from pre-COVID times, back then when the globe was a lovely place for all of us to see and explore freely… 🛫
Hope to see your stunning country too one day!
Until then, adiós amigos…
Twin Rhino
Travel Destinations
Where went the Rhino?
A Belgian night club so famous it got its history poured into a film; Zillion.
Remember the time when a certain dance club in Antwerp got famous throughout the whole world starting from 1996 until this very day, it’s called Zillion. We’ll take you inside once again…
Preserving History – Remember The Time When People Grew Mushrooms Underground In Belgium
Belgium was, during the industrial revolution, a place where a lot of materials were excavated from its very rich soil of minerals and to this very day there are still some active quarries and mines in operation today.
Holland creates space | MVRDV – Expo 2000
“Holland creates space” was the theme for the Netherlands Pavilion at the 2000 World Expo in Hannover and on the day we visited this architectural masterpiece it didn’t look very “in use” to us.
Spreepark – Der Freizeitpark der DDR! Our squeaking adventure while exploring Berlin.
Imagine a theme park being abandoned for a couple decades or even years… Well this one was abandoned since 2002. Same year as the Belgian night club Zillion closed, although this park is located in eastern Germany, it is not that far away from the city center of Berlin, Germany’s capital.
The Philippines – An Exquisite Travel Guide
The Philippines is a very unique country to travel to. It has it’s up and downs when it comes to movement from hotspot to the next, but all in all it’s a collection with magnificent islands with a lot of beautiful nature.
Preserving History – The American Petroleum Company – Petroleum Zuid Antwerpen
The American Petroleum Company located at Petroleum Zuid Antwerpen struggled to survive between many historical events in its lifetime, but this time it is steadily transforming into something totally new. We succeeded in preserving its history.
Our journey
Choices
Dig through our archive of exclusive materials collected from past adventures and recent travels. Choose “The Terminus” if you like to follow us wherever we go or opt for “The Story” if you would like to read about how Twin Rhino’s creator became a man who fell in love with a Filipina.
Selected Highlights
Hong Kong
dec 2017
Alan & his Belgian friend Hannes explored many places, in fact many interesting ones often unseen by the casual person. Urban exploration is what keeps them thriving for even more adventure. Thanks to one of their videos on Youtube Antwerp Pre-Metro, The Hong Kong Radio & Television station RTHK contacted them for their Urban Exploration II series. Watch here.
After the wild exploration and interviews about abandoned buildings and even a whole town in Belgium they invited Alan to visit Hong Kong and I immediately agreed upon their request.
A Belgian night club so famous it got its history poured into a film; Zillion.
Remember the time when a certain dance club in Antwerp got famous throughout the whole world starting from 1996 until this very day, it’s called Zillion. We’ll take you inside once again…
Preserving History – Remember The Time When People Grew Mushrooms Underground In Belgium
Belgium was, during the industrial revolution, a place where a lot of materials were excavated from its very rich soil of minerals and to this very day there are still some active quarries and mines in operation today.
Holland creates space | MVRDV – Expo 2000
“Holland creates space” was the theme for the Netherlands Pavilion at the 2000 World Expo in Hannover and on the day we visited this architectural masterpiece it didn’t look very “in use” to us.