Bali is often synonymous with paradise: stunning beaches, verdant rice terraces, and a culture steeped in spirituality. Many travellers visit with the expectation of finding pure tranquility and unspoiled beauty. But, as with any destination, there’s more to Bali than meets the eye. While its landscapes and traditions are awe-inspiring (more like, Insta-worthy), there are …
The capital of India is full of magnificent landmarks, museums, temples and parks. The shopping opportunities are plenty and the food is exotic. At the same time, New Delhi is dirty, crowded and full of scammers. The city is also infamous for “Delhi Belly” – diarrhea and food poisoning experienced by many visitors. Most my …
India is not just big, it’s huge! You’ll never have time to see it all on one trip. Rather than trying to see the whole country, you may get more out of your trip if you concentrate on the Southern part or the Northern part. Think about what interests you, what you like doing, how much …
Kolkata. There’s just so much to take in. From the moment we stepped out from the airport in the cold and misty night, we knew we should’ve just stay inside and wait until the sun rise. I thought I could handle everything India could throw at me – I was overwhelmed. I forgot how different and …
On my previous trip to the Mainland China, I didn’t get the chance to try Beijing’s signature dish “Peking Roasted Duck” as I was feeling sceptical about how they prepared the food. There’s a few halal restaurant around Beijing that serves the dish but still I wasn’t feeling it. Last weekend I had an absolute …