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Madai Stream: chasing waterfalls in Ma On Shan
This is post 66 of 66 in the series “Hong Kong” The Madai Stream might sound kind of exotic, but it is actually a phonetic translation from its Chinese name which refers to the Ma in Ma On Shan, and big, so it’s Ma On Shan’s big stream. It runs from Ma On Shan down […]
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Ping Nam Stream: hidden waterfall in Hong Kong
This is post 65 of 66 in the series “Hong Kong” Ping Nam Stream is the name of the river that flows from Ping Fung Shan towards Nam Chung deep in Fanling near Bride’s Pool and Wu Gau Tong hike. Chasing waterfalls is something that I never thought I’d do in Hong Kong, yet it […]
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Seeking Kam Kui Shek Teng, Sai Kung Hong Kong
This is post 64 of 66 in the series “Hong Kong” Kam Kui Shek Teng is a huge hexagonal column of basat atop a mountain on the edge of Highland Reservoir in Sai Kung. It’s a short distance from the trail that leads from the Sai Wan Pavilion to Sai Wan Beach but for some […]
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Running An Online Store While Traveling: 4 Helpful Tips For Digital Nomads
Last updated on July 8th, 2020 at 09:27 pmTraveling is a great way to take on new adventures, discover yourself, and follow your own path, regardless of what position or role you’re currently in. But the real question is if you had the opportunity to live a life of travel, would you actually take it? […]
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Chatuchak Market guide by a Bangkok market addict
This is post 29 of 29 in the series “Thailand” Chatuchak market is the biggest weekend market in Bangkok and Thailand, and also one of my favourite places to shop in the whole wide world. But it’s a maze in itself so here’s where this Chatuchak Market guide comes in. From authentic vintage to the […]
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Green Egg Island – an unusual oasis in Sai Kung, Hong Kong
This is post 63 of 66 in the series “Hong Kong” Green Egg Island – does that mean that the island has green eggs? Not quite. The Green Egg Island off the coast of Clear Water Bay area in Sai Kung is shaped like an egg with a green yolk, hence its name. You can […]
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Sai Kung Kayaking: a guide on where to rent and go
This is post 62 of 66 in the series “Hong Kong” Kayaking in Sai Kung is one of the best summer activities to do in Hong Kong. Believe it or not, this concrete jungle has a pretty amazing coastline hidden and Sai Kung is one of the best. As we have a long summer here […]
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Thailand 2 week itinerary: the best from north to south
This is post 28 of 29 in the series “Thailand” Thailand is one of the most popular countries to backpack and two weeks would be enough time to see some highlights! Arguably the best country for both beginner and experienced backpackers, you can meet like minded travelers in cultural and foodie cities or go off […]
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Koh phangan in 36 hours: a first timer stopover guide for non-motorbike riders
Last updated on May 14th, 2020 at 09:56 am This is post 27 of 29 in the series “Thailand” Known as the party island, Koh Pha-Ngan is somewhere that I wasn’t sure I would like. While it’s full of beautiful beaches and vista, it is more suited to people who can ride a motorbike and […]
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