This is post 61 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” True to its name, Middle hill is sandwiched between other hills, most notably Kowloon Peak. Called ‘Elephant Mountain’ in Chinese, it’s the mountain north of Kowloon Peak and connects to Shatin Pass Road. It makes for a nice extension for both the Suicide Cliff […]
This is post 21 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Barefoot luxury. It was a term I’ve heard of but I didn’t truly understand it until I arrived in Zeavola. Located in the north of Koh Phi Phi Don, it’s far removed from the boisterous Tonsai main town and offers a secluded serenity that I […]
This is post 20 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Nestled in a backroad on the hills overlooking Ao Nang, Anana Ecological Resort is a breath of fresh air from the busy Ao Nang center surrounded by karst mountains. An eco resort that was built to give back to nature, its modern design incorporates both […]
This is post 19 of 24 in the series “Thailand” If you ask me what my favourite thing about Thailand is, it would have to be Thai massages. In particular, Chiang Mai has the most affordable Thai massage across the board. I practically find myself wandering into a massage parlour twice a week to get […]
Last updated on March 20th, 2020 at 03:46 pm This is post 18 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Chiang Mai is the jewel of northern Thailand and the restaurant choices are top notch. As a favourite hangout of digital nomads, you are spoilt for choices from Thai food to the best vegan restaurants. I […]
Last updated on March 30th, 2020 at 01:37 pm This is post 60 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” Another hidden gem of a hike in Sai Kung, Lui Ta Shek means Thunder Struck Rock in Chinese, which likely refers to the lone rock jutting out just below the summit. It is the hill […]
Last updated on March 30th, 2020 at 01:37 pm This is post 17 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Thailand is one of the countries that I constantly find myself going back to. Chiang Mai and Bangkok will forever draw me back with their charms and value (let’s be honest, who can say no to […]
This is post 59 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” Sharp Peak is dubbed as the ‘sharpest peak’ in Hong Kong, hence the name, though in Chinese it’s known as Nam She Tsim. Hidden in the depths of Sai Kung Geological Park, it’s known for the steep ascent and descent as well as the […]
This is post 58 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” Nui Po Shan is one of the many hills between Shatin and Sai Kung, however, it stands out with its giant rock outcrop just before the summit. In particular, one that is shaped like a penis. It’s not far from the buffalo hills and […]
Last updated on September 24th, 2019 at 01:36 pm This is post 57 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” Hong Kong is a diverse city that can take more than 4 days to explore. From the bustling city center, colonial history to country parks and stunning mountain vista, even as a local I often […]
Cheung Chau is a sleepy little island in the shape of a dumbbell about 30 – 60 minutes boat ride from Hong Kong Island. It’s a fishing village that’s most famous for its annual Bun Festival. Much like Lantau island, it’s known for its slower pace of life and seafood, as well as home to […]
Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 02:03 pm This is post 25 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Phong Nha is undoubtedly the adventure capital of Vietnam, especially when it comes to mountains and caves. Aside from visiting the caves, jungle trekking is a popular activity for those visiting the town. There is a […]
