I was in Stockholm, Sweden, for two days and didn’t expect to like it as much as I did, but I did. The stopover city seeped into my heart from the time I reached Stockholm airport. It was pretty, efficient and celebrated the locals by featuring some of them on the walls. The first…
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Other than being the home of the world famous tuna auction, opened in 1935, Tsukiji market is also the largest fish market in the world.…
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It’s Fafa’s birthday month. As a part of our tradition, I took him out for a nice dinner. Last year, it was Jiro Sushi in Tokyo; this time, it’s the multi-course Peruvian meal at Atlas Dining. Even though I have never been one to enjoy fine dining, I loved everything about the restaurant. So if you live…
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Located in the west coast of country, Goa India still boasts Portuguese culture, marked during the colonization many years ago.…
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Wala Wala is a bar on the east side of Singapore, which my friends and I frequented when we were university students years ago.…
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Located less than an hour from Adelaide, Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement. It’s the Little Germany of Australia with a well-preserved culture within the unique one-of-a-kind village. We only walked halfway through one side of the street when I gave in and suggested having lunch first. The weather was chilly that day,…
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If you get a chance to go whale watching in the Gold Coast, don't miss it, even if whales are not really your thing as it's so much fun.…
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If you plan to buy a little souvenir from Phillip Island, I suggest the penguin soft toy, dressed in a hand-made knitted jumper.…
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The magnetic, marvelous and magnificent Uluru is officially my favorite place in Australia and in my top ten best travel places list.…
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The Ayers Rock Resort is an all-in-all playground for tourists. I am not a fan of such thing, but I prefer it than to sleep on the ground.…
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