Candi Arjuna – Dieng Plateau, Central Java, Indonesia

Dieng Plateau is located 2,093 metres (6,600 ft) above sea level, a few hours drive from the city of Semarang in Central Java…

Hotel Review 2020 – Dash Resort Langkawi, Kedah

On my recent trip to Langkawi, I arrived in the airport, got picked up by a van and was casted into wonderland feeling very much like Alice, when she fell down the Rabbit’s Hole…

Sunset Party Yacht Cruise by Avante Yacht Charters

I always feel like a trip to Langkawi is not complete if you have not gotten on a cruise around the many islands Langkawi has to offer… So for this recent trip to Langkawi, I went on a cruise with AVANTE YACHT Charters…

Langkawi Coral /Pulau Payar Snorkeling Trip

Langkawi Coral is the first coral platform in Malaysia, located at the Pulau Payar Marine Park….

What’s Fun in Kuala Lumpur

Thanks to Gaya Travel Magazine and Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau, yours truly was around KL again (despite staying in KL) to find out what’s fun in the capital city of KL… So here goes… With the hope it will give you guys an idea of where to go when you are feeling bored or hungry…

6 new (and not so new) things you cannot miss out at Lost World of Tambun

I love the Lost World of Tambun.. Its the beautiful surroundings that is just so tranquil and there is just so much to see and do that there is bever a bored moment there despite having been there dozens of times…

Hotel Review 2020 – Grand China Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand

During my recent trip in Bangkok, I was over at the Grand China Hotel… The Grand China Hotel is a nice and cosy 4 star hotel with 150 well appointed rooms….

Traveling in Style with the National Geographic Canyon Cabin Luggage

I always envied travelers who went on trips with beautiful luggages as I felt they looked so stylish… And often dreamt of becoming like that.. Maybe I am being a little over fanciful but imagine how nice it is to bring along a beautiful stylish piece of luggage or luggages on your trip…

Dinner aboard Manohra Cruise along the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok, Thailand

The Mae Nam Chao Phraya is a river that nurtures the Thai people… Mae Nam (in Thai language) is a generic term for river with Mae signifying mother and Nam water. The Thai royal and noble title Chao Phraya can be translated as Grand Duke. The two terms together reflects the reverence the Thai people…