Summer holidays are fast approaching, you have been working on that bikini body and you have got that dream tropical destination booked and ready since Christmas last year (yay!). The last thing you need before you set off to a well-deserved summer vacation is to panic at the very last minute about what to pack …
As a Malaysian, Singapore is like the glitzy, glamorous sister that went to a European boarding school and comes back every year for Christmas. There are so many things about Singapore that feel familiar to a Malaysian, but also at the same time, foreign. No matter how many times I visit Singapore, there is always …
Hello, hello! For the past few months I have been noticing a tremendous change in my summer outfit choices. I’m not sure if it’s because I have been travelling around Southeast Asia for a few months, but I seem to have developed an affection for tropical colours and patterns. Summer is also upon us and …
Hello hello! Recently we were on a one-week adventure at Palawan, a gorgeous tropical island in the Philippines. Most tourists skip Puerto Princesa in favour of its more famous cousins, such as El Nido and Coron. However, J and I decided to go against the majority and spend our entire week at Puerto Princesa instead. …
It’s official—Vietnam is one of my favourite countries in the entire world. Two days into our trip and I was already mentally planning when I can come back again. We traveled from Northern Vietnam all the way to the most Southern region of Vietnam, and we’ve discovered that each village, town and city has its …
Ah, Vietnam. The name itself conjures up rich Vietnamese coffee, unimaginable waters, floating markets, mystical temples and cute little cone hats. Vietnam is fast becoming one of my absolute favourite countries in the world and with all its rich culture, remarkable heritage, amazing food and the friendliest people you will ever meet, it’s not surprising. …
Did you know that Vietnam is the second largest coffee producer and exporter in the world? I didn’t until I did some research prior to my visit. The French brought coffee over to Vietnam as early as the 17th century, but didn’t really cultivate it much later in the mid 1800s. My grandparents often raved …