Malls these days follow a cookie-cutter formula – if you’ve been to one, you’ve been to them all. Once in awhile, though, you find neighbourhood places like Tropicana Gardens Mall in Kota Damansara. Despite being a stone’s throw away from well known malls like IKEA Damansara, 1Utama and The Curve, Tropicana Gardens holds its own… Read More Things to Do@Tropicana Gardens Mall, Kota Damansara
How often do you play tourist in your homeland? Pre-COVID, I always wanted to ‘discover’ new places and experiences – but this pandemic has made me realise that these things can be had, even in our own backyard: it’s all a matter of how you ‘frame’ it. Even something like grocery shopping can be an… Read More Photowalk: Things to See and Do Around Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur
*This post is part of my Euro-tour series. I’m clearing up some very old travel posts, some of which were migrated from another site. Guten Tag! Germany has one of the prettiest landscapes I have seen so far, with its vibrant colours that seem fit to burst out of every leaf, its cloudless blue skies and… Read More Visiting The Historic Town of Heidelberg, Germany
One of Bangkok’s oldest temples, Wat Pho is a must visit if you love architecture. Built in the 16th century, this vast royal temple complex boasts a splendid design, with towering spires, colourful glazed-tile roofs and grand halls. The temple is home to the largest collection of Buddha’s images in Thailand (over 1,000), the most… Read More Exploring Wat Pho, Bangkok : The Birthplace of The Traditional Thai Massage
Thailand has a rich and colourful history, and it’s chronicled incredibly well at the National Museum in Bangkok. From the early days of its ancient Buddhist kingdoms of Sukhothai, Lan Na and Ayutthaya to the more modern eras under the Rama kings, the museum offers visitors a look into the history and various facets of… Read More We Spent Six Hours At The National Museum in Bangkok, Thailand
Melaka is one of Southeast Asia’s most historically rich sites. Founded by a Javanese Hindu prince in the 1400s, it thrived as a port and welcomed traders from as far as China, Arab and India. It was then conquered by the Portuguese, the Dutch and the English for hundreds of years. Naturally, old structures and… Read More 4 Historical Spots To Visit While In Melaka
Hey guys! With the Christmas and New Year holidays approaching, I’m sure everyone’s feeling a little lazy (yours truly included). Just gotta kick my ass into gear and finish all these posts that have piled up 🙂 With that out of the way… here’s a blog on when we went to the Qing Xing Ling… Read More Things To Do At Qing Xing Ling Leisure & Cultural Village, Ipoh : Tickets, Info And More
AS one of only four state capitals in Malaysia that have yet to achieve city status, Seremban in the Southwestern Malaysian state of Negeri Sembilan is an interesting place: at once busy but idyllic; modern but with old world charm. It was founded in the early 19th century as Sungei Ujong, and its tin mining… Read More Things To Do In Seremban, Negeri Sembilan : A Travel Guide
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