Lightweight Packing List to Achieve a Garbage-Free Vacation

We normally carry along a lot of things for travel. The everyday necessities like clothes and shoes take up most of the space in our bags, some would even save space for souvenirs. Question is, how many things do we carry for the sake of the environment? Disappointedly, these items are often considered as a... Read More

Inspiration

October 14, 2019

Malaysia's First Book Tunnel Bookstore Invites Bibliophiles to Take A Tour and Hang Out

With no doubts, this bookstore just made it to our Selangor’s Top Instagramable Places. BookXcess Sunsuria Forum is proudly Malaysia’s first book tunnel concept bookstore that mesmerisingly leads visitors underground to be surrounded by half a million books. BookXcess Sunsuria Forum is the brand’s 8th BookXcess bookstore in the country. BookXcess is well-loved for having... Read More

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October 13, 2019

Bondi Beach becomes Host to a Sculpture Exhibition for Annual Event in Sydney

Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi, the world’s largest annual free-to-the-public outdoor sculpture exhibition to date with 111 sculptures on Sydney’s beach. It is on now until 10 November 2019. Sculpture by Katja Grinling The exhibition transforms part of Sydney’s coastline into a 2km long sculpture park with participation from hundreds of artists from both Australia... Read More

Events

October 11, 2019

Spotted: Asia in Films – Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

Pashupatinath temple, Kathmandu, Nepal. Photo from Adobe Stock Kathmandu Valley is Nepal’s tourism trifecta. Comprised of Kathmandu, Patan (Lalitpur) and Bhaktapur, the three cities put Nepal on the map for its compelling Hindu-Buddhist architecture, the ubiquity of magnificent temples and colourful festivities galore. Since late 2016 however, another force has been helping to drive tourism... Read More

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October 10, 2019

Free Apps that Solves Your Travel Distress

Photo from Adobe Stock For last-minute plans, budget travel and pre-trip organising, these apps deserve a shout-out for making life easier for all newbies, frequent and busy travellers. All apps are available on the App Store and Google Play. Best for Organising Plans ➤ TripIt TripIt keeps you on schedule whether it’s a business trip... Read More

News

October 9, 2019

Food for Talk: “Meat” up for Bah Kut Teh

Bah Kut Teh is probably the Malaysian dish that sparked the most conversation and controversy. Years ago, a pair of sex bloggers created a nationwide storm for their Bah Kut Teh photo posting as Ramadan greetings. Then, we also have netizens from Malaysia and Singapore fighting over the origin of Bah Kut Teh–each claiming the... Read More

Inspiration

October 8, 2019

Rasa Melaka – The Musical in Malacca Town

The long-running theatrical musical in Malacca City beckons travellers to the heritage town from now until 31 October 2020 for a delightful glimpse filled with laughter into Malacca’s rich history, arts and culture. Just 2 hours drive away from Kuala Lumpur, the historic state of Malaysia needs no introduction when it comes to its long-list... Read More

Events

October 7, 2019

The Lesser-Known Volcanic Island is an Absolute Gem for Travellers to Explore in Taiwan

By the eastern coast of Taiwan, the small volcanic island in the Philippine Sea is a scenic spot for travellers to seek pleasure in hot springs, snorkeling, diving and other adventures. The famous rock formations reminiscent of a Pekinese dog and Sleeping Beauty on the island. Photo from Adobe Stock What To Do The Lyudao... Read More

Travel

October 6, 2019

Places to Visit for a Day Trip at Kawasaki from Metropolitan Tokyo

Escape the crowd in Tokyo for a day and see the sights that this port city has to offer whether its a folk museum or historical temple. The populous industrial city of Kawasaki is just south of metropolitan Tokyo. As you enter the Kanagawa prefecture, towering factories and steel plants will be the welcoming sight;... Read More

Feature

October 5, 2019

Dark Tourism As An Emerging Trend and Places to Visit around Asia

Skulls from a mass grave of Khmer Rouge victims in Choeung Ek. Photo from Adobe Stock The compelling draw of tragedy, destruction, and death blurs the line for tourism. Most quests to understand history has turned into terror travel–which introduces dark tourism. How do I enjoy the rest of the holidays after my first visit... Read More

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