Bratislava is the charming capital city of Slovakia. From wandering through the historic Old Town to exploring castles, Bratislava offers something for every type of traveler. In this article, I will highlight some of the best things to do in … Read More

Doha, the capital city of Qatar, has become a popular layover hub for travelers making their way to destinations around the world. With its modern skyline, luxury shopping malls, and traditional souks, Doha offers a unique blend of old and … Read More

Singapore is a vibrant and bustling city that offers a perfect mix of culture, food, and attractions. With just two days to explore this dynamic destination, it’s important to make the most of your time. From iconic landmarks to delicious … Read More

Visiting the charming Old Town of Semarang will offer loads of photo ops. I, for one, couldn’t stop clicking away. Click, click, click. There’s something about old, crumbling buildings that render them infinitely photogenic.   I think what makes them … Read More

Where is Kuching? Kuching is the capital of the state of Sarawak in Malaysian Borneo. It’s mostly known as a jumping off point to see endangered species in the wild. Oftentimes, travellers will skip visiting Kuching and will go straight to the … Read More

Is Brunei Darussalam worth visiting? Judging by what I’ve read online, most people would answer with a resounding ‘No’. Although I believe every country has something to offer, I agree that you shouldn’t go out of your way to visit … Read More

Jamaica is a small Caribbean island in the West Indies. English is the official language but Jamaican Patwah is the primary spoken language. Locals refer to Jamaica as Jamrock in Patwah giving the impression the whole island is jammin’ all … Read More

Before I wax poetic about my time in Belgrade, let me first say that it isn’t the best-looking city. In fact, it can appear to be quite gritty. However, what it lacks in looks, it makes up for in unabashed … Read More

I arrived in Yangon with high hopes and a ponytail but the stifling heat made it difficult to enjoy. I was there in April, just before monsoon season. A swell of heat had already engulfed the city, and heavy air … Read More

I’ve already written about the day Luang Prabang cast a spell on me. Now it’s time to write about monks, wats, shopping, eating and sweating. In other words, things to do in the former royal capital of Laos.   Although … Read More