Top Indian Restaurants For Best Indian Cuisine In Singapore
Singaporean love all things spicy. After you have established that you want Indian food for your next meal, the next big decision to make has to do with whether you would like North Indian cuisine or South Indian food. Here in Singapore, there’s plenty of both varieties. One of the most famous Indian dishes that you […]
Michelin Starred Chef Jarad Gallagher At The Cliff, Sentosa
The Singapore Resort and Spa Sentosa (managed by Accor) is a five-star luxury sanctuary situated atop a cliff in 27 acres of lush tropical greenery and home to The Cliff, the hotel’s award-winning fine dining restaurant. From 4 to 8 June 2014, the hotel will welcome the second Michelin Starred Chef Jarad Gallagher to lend his […]
Hiking In Hong Kong – It’s More Than Just Shopping & Eating
Most tourists know Hong Kong only as a concrete jungle with blinding neon lights and a shopping and food haven. What many people are missing out are the gorgeous views of nature which can only be seen if you go hiking, normally at the outskirts. There are many hiking trails in Hong Kong varying in […]
YourWIFI – Affordable, Hassle-free WIFI For Social Travellers
WIFI is absolutely critical to me when I travel. It is not just about sharing my location and photos on social media channels as well as staying engaged with friends and loved ones online. Given that I travel alone on a backpacker mode most of the time, I need WIFI to navigate and explore my […]
Top Attractions To Visit On Cheung Chau Island (长洲), Hong Kong
“Let’s go to an outlying island instead of shopping” my brother said when he and my sister-in-law visited me in Hong Kong. Since I have been to the Lamma Island, I suggested going to Cheung Chau Island even though I didn’t know much about the island except for its famous Bun Festival and the existence […]
Signature Must Try European Dishes When Travelling in Europe
For many Singaporeans, diet is tossed out of the window when we travel. Indulging in local foods and flavours is a big part of my travelling experience and no way would I allow calories and cost to get in the way of good food. Since I am in Europe for the past few days, I […]
French Dinner At Tous Les Jours, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
This is my first time to write a guest post for blogger friend Wee Heng from Singapore, feeling abit nervous indeed , please bear with my broken english :). I would love to share with you my recently dinner experience at Tous Les Jours , Jalan Bukit Bintang Branch, Kuala Lumpur. Maybe some of you […]
Top Thai Restaurants For Best Siam Cuisine In Singapore
While Singaporeans common way of greeting is “How are you?”, you might have noticed that the common greeting of Thais are “Have you eaten yet?”. Does this ring a bell to you that Thais are passionate food lovers? Thai dishes usually comes with strong aromatic components, but keep a well balance of the few fundamental […]
Fort Canning Hill – The Forbidden Hill Of Singapore
To many, mention Fort Canning Hill and they would think of it as a lush green space for outdoor concerts and Wedding photos. But look deeper into it’s corridors and walls and you’ll realise that this park is much more than that. The “Forbidden hill”(as it was known in Malay) is a cemetery, a reservoir […]
Accor Asia Pacific Super Sale – Arguably Best Hotel Sale Online
Looking to travel in the next few months? You are in for a treat! Accor’s famous Super Sale – arguably the best online hotel sale in the world is back! With discounts of 40% at 300 participating hotels and resorts across Asia Pacific, you can now plan your next holiday at Accor’s Pullman, MGallery, Novotel, […]
Cycling in Hong Kong: Tai Shui Hang, Ma On Shan & Tai Mei Tuk
Regardless of whether you are a tourist or a resident here in Hong Kong, you would most probably have been to The Peak for the magnificent view, shopped at Tsim Sha Tsui, took the Star Ferry across the Victoria Harbour, meandered your way through swarms of people in Causeway Bay, visited the Wong Tai Sin […]
‘Memories Of A Pilgrimage’ Photo Exhibit, Library@Esplanade
The “Memories of a Pilgrimage” Photo Exhibition reflects the journey made by photographer Manuel Valcárcel and musician Alejandro Gomez, both from Galicia, along the Pilgrim’s Way to Santiago. In 2009, Manuel Valcarcel started his pilgrimage to the three most important Catholic sites in the world. He started from Jerusalem then Rome then to Santiago de Compostela. […]
