Travel

Best Areas To Stay In Tokyo, Japan
With over 37 million inhabitants, Tokyo is one of the most populous cities in the world. Despite that, most tourists love spending their precious time within Japan’s capital city. Here’s where to stay.
Three Crystals You Should Always Travel With
If you’re just starting to learn about crystals and their benefits, or have already collected a few, choosing which crystals to pack for travelling can be a difficult task. This article may be of help.
The 5 Toxic People You Meet On The Road
One of the best things about travel is the people you meet along the way. However, there are a few people you meet while travelling who might ruin your trip.
12 Medications To Pack In Your Travel Bag
You don’t have to be as allergic to everything as I am to carry the right medication while travelling. Here's a list of all my must-have medications which have saved me from more than one sticky situation.
What To Know Before Travelling To China
Travelling to China soon? China can be rather intimidating, especially for first-timers and women travelling alone. So equip yourself with the proper information and knowledge.
The Women Who Changed Their Passion For Travel Into A Successful Start-up
Have you ever thought you could change the world through travel? Founded on the principle that people can be transformed through experiences abroad, 3PlayGrounds is an online community where people can find like-minded people to join them.
A Year On: Tracing Anthony Bourdain’s Footsteps In Food
Anthony Bourdain traversed the globe but never did it within the confines of the usual. He went everywhere and broke bread with everyone. In light of Bourdain’s one-year death anniversary, this list traces a few of his footsteps in food.
Breaking Boundaries Through Travel: Why I Started The Travelettes Of Bangladesh
Travelling has always been my passion, but I grew up in a family where I wasn’t allowed to go outside without a male chaperone. I couldn't rid myself of the burning desire to explore Bangladesh. So I concocted a plan.
Visiting Sri Lanka After The Easter Bombings
While most people cancelled their trip to Sri Lanka, only the brave continued with their journey. My 75-year-old aunt (a diabetic and cancer survivor) and I arrived two weeks after the unfortunate bombings.
What I Learned In My Gap Year Living Abroad
In 2016, I packed up my whole life and moved to Melbourne, Australia. I remember being so ready to leave Malaysia. Moving felt like a brand new start. Needless to say, I was wrong.
5 Asian Restaurants In Sydney, Australia For When You’re Homesick
Missing home is pretty manageable thanks to FaceTime, but video calls won’t satisfy your craving for prawn sambal fried rice or tandoori chicken. Fortunately, these Asian restaurants in Sydney, Australia can.
Benefits Of Backpacking As A Vegetarian
While backpacking around Southeast Asia, I realised that choosing to backpack vegetarian had some surprising benefits. Here are my reasons why.
How To Motorbike Around Vietnam In One Month
Did you know that it’s possible to motorbike from the north to the south of Vietnam in just one month? In just four weeks, you get to see all the Instagram-worthy attractions this beautiful country features. So how do you get started?
5 Eco-Friendly Destinations For The Green-Minded Traveller
As we embark on our adventures around the world, so should we be conscious to make responsible decisions that are sustainable. For a start, here are some eco-friendly destinations and activities you can consider for your next trip.
5 Reasons To Take Dance Lessons While Travelling
Travelling alone can be rewarding but also challenging, particularly for female travellers. Taking dance lessons while travelling has a plethora of benefits. Besides being hella fun, here are some reasons why.
Everything You Need To Know About Planning Your Trip To Fuji Rock Festival
I made plans to attend the Fuji Rock Festival and the entire process has been quite the experience in itself. If you’re thinking about doing the same, I’ve broken down my entire process from start to finish.
Beautiful Trails To Hike In Southeast Asia
Sometimes, lying on the beach is all we need during a holiday, but some places have views too beautiful to ignore. Hiking might not be for everyone, but if you’re willing to try, these are some of our absolute favourite trails around Southeast Asia.
Myanmar: The Home They Never Knew
I had doubts prior to confirming my trip to Myanmar, but with a dream of seeing Bagan flirting in my head, my partner and I booked tickets. I told Esther, a refugee I worked with, that I was going to visit her country. This is what happened.
6 Things To Know Before Going To Pulau Kapas, Malaysia
If you live in Kuala Lumpur, then there’s a high chance you’ve fantasised about crystal clear waters while either stuck at work or in traffic. Unfortunately, islands nearby are underwhelming, so you’ll be happy to know about the existence of the underrated Pulau Kapas.
The Sardine Run of Cebu, Philippines
What’s not widely known is that the Philippines hosts a sardine run. It’s set in the beautiful setting of the tropics with warm, clear water. The best part? Expect to see fish all year round!
Mistakes To Avoid While Backpacking Around Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia — an eclectic region of food markets, jungles, beaches, hot humid summers, and wild wet monsoon seasons. Many backpackers view travelling here a rite of passage. Avoid these mistakes if you plan to embark on this journey of a lifetime.
Letters From Latin America: San Martin, Argentina
After a 26-hour bus ride from Córdoba, I arrived at the tail end of the Easter holidays, to a fully booked guesthouse. That was the first and last I saw of guests.
Home Of The Three Wise Men In Amidiya, Iraqi Kurdistan
Amidiya (or Amedi) in Iraqi Kurdistan is surrounded by spectacular natural beauty, but the reason to visit is the fact that Christians, Muslims, and Jews peacefully co-inhabit the area. And have done so for millennia.
Travelling The World At 74
There are two types of people in the world; those who are too lazy to climb up a flight of stairs and those who are willing to travel for 40 hours to explore a different continent. Hermandari Kartowisastro is the latter.
























