Tag Archives: Travel Tips

[M’sia Travels] Half Day Tour at Mari Mari Cultural Village | Sabah | Malaysia

My first time to Sabah was a short trip over the weekend. With limited time in Kota Kinabalu, I must choose which activities that I can explore to learn more about Sabah. Thus, I decided to go for Mari Mari Cultural Village tour. While Kota Kinabalu is known for mountain climbing, there are many other attractions to explore too. Mari Mari Cultural Village lets you discover the five different Borneo ethnic groups in Sabah, Malaysia. Continue reading [M’sia Travels] Half Day Tour at Mari Mari Cultural Village | Sabah | Malaysia

[JAPAN TRAVELS] A Day Trip to Amanohashidate: The Flying Dragon of “Kyoto by the Sea”

Amanohashidate (天橋立) is one of Japan’s three scenic views. Amanohashidate, the meaning is referred to roughly bridge in heaven and is a 3.6-km-long, pine tree covered sand bar. It spans across Miyazu Bay on the Tango Peninsula, northern Kyoto Prefecture. We decided to take a free and easy day trip to northern Kyoto during our recent trip to Kyoto. If you prefer a tour instead, you can consider this pre-purchase day trip tour here. Continue reading [JAPAN TRAVELS] A Day Trip to Amanohashidate: The Flying Dragon of “Kyoto by the Sea”

Brisbane: Why this Aussie destination is the next big thing for Gen Z

As the largest and most populous city in Queensland, Brisbane is one of the most important commercial centres in Australia. With its burgeoning art and food scenes, diverse cultural events, and relatively low cost of living, Brisbane is quickly becoming a favoured destination for Gen Z. Continue reading Brisbane: Why this Aussie destination is the next big thing for Gen Z

[Taiwan Travels] Discover 5 Hidden Gem Districts in Taipei, Taiwan – FREE & EASY Itinerary

Taipei, Taiwan has always been one of the top favourite travel destinations for Singaporeans and Malaysians. Like Japan, I do visit Taiwan from time to time for the beautiful nature, good food, Chinese culture and meeting my Taiwanese friends. All these it’s possible to do Free & from Taipei using their metro system or hire a private car service. Continue reading [Taiwan Travels] Discover 5 Hidden Gem Districts in Taipei, Taiwan – FREE & EASY Itinerary

[TRAVEL GUIDE] Checklist Guide If You Are Driving Into Malaysia (Land Travel)

Counting down to 1 Apr where the land borders with Malaysia will finally reopen after two years. Time flies! I finally get to go home to visit my family and friends and yes! Weekend trip is happening again after so long. Time to update my Johor posts again. Continue reading [TRAVEL GUIDE] Checklist Guide If You Are Driving Into Malaysia (Land Travel)

Things To Take Note If You Go Back Malaysia From Singapore After Circuit Breaker/ MCO

Updated 29 June 2020:
Due to Covid-19, there are many restrictions going on including the travel ban everywhere. With recent annoucement after the MCO period and Singapore Circuit Breaker (CB) is lifting up on 2nd June onwards, I trust that Malaysians working in Singapore would definitely wish to go back Malaysia to visit their family members. If you are Malaysians and wish to travel back from Singapore to Malaysia, here are the things to take note. Continue reading Things To Take Note If You Go Back Malaysia From Singapore After Circuit Breaker/ MCO

[TRAVEL GUIDE]Top 5 Destinations to Revisit Again Once Travel Ban is Lifted!

Hey guys, how are you? Are you guys practicing social distancing as best you can? I know the title looks kind of morbid, but we all need a bit of lift-up in our traveling spirit to get through this moment. So, if you already find Jetstar Singapore flight promotions along the way, don’t lose track of it, who knows? The promo might still be up for these destinations once the travel ban is lifted. Not just from Jetstar, but other airlines like Scoot, Singapore Airlines and such. Continue reading [TRAVEL GUIDE]Top 5 Destinations to Revisit Again Once Travel Ban is Lifted!

[VIETNAM TRAVELS] Travel Guide to Mount Fansipan “Roof of Indochina”, Sapa- No Trekking

Mount Fansipan is known as the highest mountain in Indochina or referred as the “Roof of Indochina’. It is the highest peak located in Sapa, a town in the Lao Cai province in Northern Vietnam. Travellers/ Trekkers used to take at least 2 to 4 days to conquer the summit (including ascend and descend) but with the cable car services operating since February 2016, anyone can visit the peak easily. If climbing/ trekking is too challenging, you can follow this guide to reach to the peak of Mt. Fansipan. Continue reading [VIETNAM TRAVELS] Travel Guide to Mount Fansipan “Roof of Indochina”, Sapa- No Trekking

[SAPA TRAVEL GUIDE] How to get to Sapa from Hanoi | Vietnam

Sapa is in the northwestern mountain areas of Vietnam. It is located in the Lao Cai province, Sapa, around 320 kilometres away from Hanoi. Sapa has been one of the trekking attractions in Vietnam. Tourists are awe by its breathtaking scenery of rice terraces, mountain peaks, local ethnicity and cultural diversity. As years to come, more and more tourists flooded the place. Here are ways to get you here with different mode of transportation. Continue reading [SAPA TRAVEL GUIDE] How to get to Sapa from Hanoi | Vietnam

[TRAVEL] Top Entertainment Destinations Around the World

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One of the main reasons to take a vacation is to check out the nightlife in other cities. From theater and comedy, to casinos and gaming, to bars and clubs, a city’s nightlife can make or break your vacation. Below are some of the top destinations worldwide for the entertainment-focused traveler. Continue reading [TRAVEL] Top Entertainment Destinations Around the World