Melbourne Museum is hosting the Australian premiere of Bug Lab: Little Bugs, Super Powers – an immersive exhibition experience as told by a collection of insects from 23 June – 15 October 2017. A creative collaboration between Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington, New Zealand, and Weta Workshop, Bug Lab will allow…
Thanks to an invitation by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia, yours truly found herself entering the former Royal Palace which is now the Royal Museum for the first time to witness the launch of ‘Our King Exhibition’ or ‘Pameran Raja Kita’ which was officially launch by His Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Muhammad V with…
Wayang Kulit, also known as shadow puppetry is an ancient form of storytelling and entertainment using flat two-dimensional puppets which have been painstakingly hand carved out of cow or buffalo hide, then hand-painted. Each puppet has been designed and created in a human shape and given a distinctive appearance and not unlike its string puppet…
Have you heard about the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum? Well, it is actually a department under the Faculty of Science located at the National University of Singapore where their staff train the next generation of undergraduates and graduates in biodiversity science. This museum also actively conduct research on South East Asian plants and animals say,…
When you are traveling, you will definitely be doing plenty of walking. Walking is, undeniably, one of the best ways to spot the details that bring a destination to life whether you are shopping in the streets of Taiwan, or navigating your way through the medieval temples of Angkor, or visiting Palaces in Seoul. And…
I was wondering if I should check out the War Memorial of Korea in Yongsan-gu, Seoul even before I headed to Seoul because Aliza Sara, one of my blogger friend recommended it…and well, I decided to go for it in my last day there before I headed to Incheon The War Memorial of Korea is the…
