This photo was taken at 8:30am at one of the entrances of Salamanca Market and it’s already so packed! My regrets with Salamanca Market I travelled through the whole of Tasmania for 2 weeks, but I only made a quick stop in Hobart before flying out. I missed out on one of the best markets in Hobart, if not Australia – Salamanca Market. Little did I know that Salamanca Market is the biggest outdoor market Read more…
Brisbane, the famous river city showing off its cityscape. Brisbane itinerary – recommended by an ex-pat Brisbane is the largest city in Australia. Did you know that? However, Brisbane is sparsely populated, making it the third-most populous city in Australia. It is where around 2.5 million people call home. Being one of the cities that enjoys the most sunshine in Australia, it’s great to spend a weekend in Brisbane! Coupled with recommendations from my ex-pat Read more…
Paris Travel Guide Paris Travel Guide I love Paris. I am obsessed with Paris. To me, Paris feels like a old lady that has kept her elegance for centuries. Food is perfect, churches are grandiose, nightlife is unbelievable and museums are top-notched. A walk through any alley in Paris will be transcendental and it feels like you are back to the 1800’s. Getting lost doesn’t seem to be a bad idea when there’s exciting food Read more…
When in Bali, eat like a Balinese!! Places to Eat in Seminyak More and more tourists have been flocking straight to Kuta. That calls for another avenue for avid travellers and expats to base in Bali. For a few years now, Seminyak is the essence of expat living in Bali. Where to eat in Seminyak? You might ask. The truth is there are so many places to eat in Seminyak. Each corner that you turn, Read more…
I had this whole Thali by myself in Hotel Saravana Bhavan. That was a wonderful day. What I miss in Delhi If there’s one thing that I missed doing in Delhi, it’s eating. There are too many must-eat places in Delhi that I can’t recommend enough! Surviving a few bilious attacks after multiple 6-meal days, I have to say that street food places in Delhi are just out of this world. I have never had Read more…
Best place to stay in Istanbul Galata tower from the Asian side of Istanbul. Updated on the 7/4/2020 Istanbul is a sprawling city. It has a staggering population of 16 million. That makes Istanbul one of the biggest metropolitans in the world. If you are going to Istanbul, you need to choose the best place to stay in Istanbul properly. If you choose a strategic area to stay in Istanbul, it will save you so Read more…
Prices in a more upscale restaurant in Bali. This should let you have an idea of how much money you will spend in Bali. How much spending money for Bali? Updated on the 7/4/2020 Bali is amazing. The good thing about Bali is you can spend a fortune here, or you can be as thrifty as you want and spend close to nothing. The question is, how much money will you be spending in Bali for Read more…
Street scene at Bratislava. It was pretty cold that day so there weren’t many people. What to Eat in Bratislava? Bratislava is a small city. When I arrived in Bratislava, I was quick to finish seeing all the main sites. That left me with a lot of free time to ponder on what to eat in Bratislava. Slovakian cuisine is relatively foreign to me. However, influences from Hungary and the Czech Republic on Slovakian food are Read more…
The heart of Munich – Marienplatz. Munich 3 Day Itinerary Munich was my first taste of Germany. I arrived from Vienna during a snowy night. Nothing appealed to me that night except for the Christmas lights. However, after staying in Munich for 3 days, I can say that I love Munich. When you think about German culture, the culture that pops into mind is probably Bavarian culture. And since Munich is the capital of Bavaria, Read more…
One of the most exciting experiences that I have in South Korea – tasting a live octopus! Gwangjang Market is full of street food so if you are a foodie, you got to come here! Seoul Itinerary 5-day Winter trip Seoul in winter is pristine. The chilly temperature cools down its usual vibrancy, allowing the city to take a deep, calming breath. Winter is a delightful time to be in Seoul – you don’t get Read more…
