One of the places I visited with E during my trip to Manila was the Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City, Manila. We took a jeepney and got off opposite the circle/park, but couldn’t find a way to cross the road. We ended up circling around half of the park for a good 10mins, before realising… Read More Things To Do At The Quezon Memorial Circle, Manila
Standing on a hill in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, I look down to the foggy grey sea and think about how pretty everything is. It’s easy to forget that this green city sits on a notorious fault line.. and that all the neat museums, well-paved roads, beautiful trees and houses can all be uprooted… Read More Why The Legion of Honor Museum In San Francisco Is A Must-Visit For Art Lovers
I never liked getting flowers, because I hate the idea of wasting money for a bunch of blooms that will wilt in a couple of days. I’d much prefer going to a park or garden where you can see them in their natural state. 🙂 Our next stop in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is… Read More Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco
We last went boating at the Tam Coc Bich Dong, or the Three Caves – a beautiful river retreat surrounded by beautiful limestone hills. Where to next? 🙂 Situated just nearby is another popular tourist attraction – the ancient capital of Hoa Lu. Located in Ninh Binh province, Hoa Lu used to be the capital… Read More Hoa Lu / King Dinh Tien Hoang temple, Vietnam
To those unfamiliar with Malaysia, KL may be the heart of business and activity, but Putrajaya is the administrative capital of our country. This is where all the shiny, new government buildings are at. The whole township is built with state of the art designs and facilities in mind, so it gives off a futuristic feel… Read More Putra Mosque, Putrajaya Malaysia
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