The biggest, most famous, Ramadan bazaar in Singapore is the Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar. The bazaar is so big that it's nearly impossible to cover it all in an evening.…
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There are more than enough shops, bars, and restaurants around Middle Eastern culture-influenced Haji Lane, Arab Street in Singapore.…
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Ximending is an enormous shopping area and you can find almost anything here. From fashion to sheesha, from street performer to live concert.…
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Taipei City We touched down at Taoyuan International Airport at dawn and took an hour bus journey to the Taipei City Station. Observing the city view in the early morning, I could see resemblances between the city and Hong Kong, but Taipei looks a bit dated compared to Hong Kong. As if the city…
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At the Nishiki market, you must order the matcha ice cream, take lots of pictures, buy yourself a Kami for good luck or to attract love, get into the photo booth with your friends and stock up on your souvenir here.…
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We took Shinkansen to reach Kyoto from Tokyo. We booked our seats a day earlier in the legendary Japanese bullet train and didn’t have to do anything as it’s covered by the Japan Rail Pass.…
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Asakusa is a part of Tokyo's cultural heritage map. I also like it because the main shopping area in front of the Sensoji temple.…
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Bangkok has been the first of many cultural experiences for me. It was the first time I visited a weekend market, a Wat and took a boat to cross a river. I loved most of my experiences there, though not all of them. I have been here for a few days and am leaving…
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Originating from the Ojibway tribe of Native American culture, a Dreamcatcher is supposed to "catch" one's bad dreams.…
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Among the many markets in Hong Kong, Stanley Market is my favourite.…
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