My top 5 favourites of a place
This is post 7 of 10 in the series “Laos” Muang Sing is the biggest city in Luang Namtha Province and used to be the epicenter of all things opium. It is near the border to both Myanmar and China and now a popular pass through for those traveling around the region. It was part […]
This is post 7 of 16 in the series “Thailand” Chiang Mai, the old capital of the Lanna Kingdom and the jewel of northern Thailand has many things to offer with beautiful temples, a historic old city as well as numerous restaurants and massage places. However, there are so much to do around the city […]
This is post 8 of 8 in the series “Taiwan” Taipei is a beautiful city and it’s not surprising that it has some amazing Instagram – er I mean photogenic – spots. Sightseeing is now synonymous with taking photos, and the latter with Instagram. While I have covered a lot of sights in my Taipei […]
This is post 3 of 6 in the series “Japan” Asakusa is a lovely historic district in Tokyo that had completely over thrown the impression I have of Tokyo being a bustling metropolis, much like Hong Kong. The general height of the buildings aren’t high, there are temples, shrines, quaint tiled streets and old-fashion […]
This is post 1 of 4 in the series “Cambodia” It is undeniable that Siem Reap is most famous for its temples. People flock all over the world to visit Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom and admittedly, those are THE highlight of this city. Before we went on the trip, I searched high and low […]
This is post 6 of 7 in the series “Germany” I’ve repeated stated that I’ve developed a taste of street food in Berlin. Honestly, I’m not sure if it’s a good or bad thing. My taste buds thanks me, but my wallet and waistline don’t. Berlin, though not exactly most famous for street food, aren’t […]
This is post 5 of 7 in the series “Germany” Berlin is the place where I fell in love with markets, just like I did with street food, vintage fashion and other things. I never fancied myself a fan of markets, but after visiting Mauerpark, I was hooked. Though I love the markets in London, […]
This is post 4 of 7 in the series “Germany” Berlin is one of the hippest city I’ve been to, consequently, I have also found some of the loveliest brunch spots and cafes here. Having spent a month there and got familiar with its neighborhoods, I originally wanted to do two posts, but I […]
This is post 12 of 53 in the series “Hong Kong” Brunch is my favourite meal and on my return to Hong Kong, I was a bit weary that I won’t get my fix of western brunch again (cue the best bacon at Jackson and Rye!). I mean, Hong Kong has some pretty good desserts […]
This is post 8 of 20 in the series “Vietnam” Hoi An is a popular destination for tourists, and consequently, there are plenty of day trips on offer. Some of them reach as far as Hue and Phong Nha, but we are here to talk about more local tours. Be it diving, snorkelling, cooking or paddling through […]
This is post 8 of 53 in the series “Hong Kong” If any of you follow me on Instagram, you would have been flooded with photos of Sai Kung. A lot of people are familiar with Lantau Island, Stanley and Shek O, but Sai Kung is the favourite of people living in the New Territories. […]
This is post 7 of 53 in the series “Hong Kong” Desserts in Hong Kong. The four words are like heaven to me. Hong Kong is a food heaven, there’s no doubt about that. In a place where you can get virtually any kind of food you want if you look hard enough, competition is […]
