After we bade our farewells to Antalya, we embraced ourselves for a grueling 9-10-hour long bus ride to the world famous UNESCO Heritage Site — Cappadocia via Konya (for a 45-minute stop). The bus itself was alright – air-conditioned, cushioned seats and all; and they even provided us with snacks and drinks, just like on …
As soon as we touched down Antalya at around 10.30pm (local time), we were pleasantly surprised by the state-of-the-art architecture and the enormous size of the airport. As we made our way to collect our luggage we passed by a few advertisements stating that this airport was voted the best airport in Europe. We were very impressed …
Contrary to how most people travel into Turkey, i.e. entry through Turkey’s commercial hub, Istanbul, then travel from north to south; we did just the opposite. After resting for 3 days in Cyprus, we booked a taxi to drive us to the border at Nicosia (or known as Lefkosia) aka world’s last divided capital. Before …
Contrary to popular belief, Flamenco is a genre of Spanish music, not a type of dance. Originating from Andalusia, the Southern region of Spain, it is famed for its passionate, heart-rendering singing alongside guitar accompaniment and dancing. Seville offers one of the best and most authentic flamenco shows in the whole of Spain. Tucked away …
Morocco is a mishmash of sights, smells and sounds; a country of contradictions, despite being steeped in age-old traditions and conservatism, Morocco is gradually embracing modernisation in the awakening of its booming tourism industry. Throughout my travels in Morocco, I never ceased to be amazed by the passion put in by the Moroccans in preparing …
The Aurora Borealis aka the Northern Lights has been long sought after by many as a phenomenal wonder, and some people (especially the Japanese) regard it as a source of magical powers. My effort in seeking the aurora proved to be harder than I thought. On the 2nd January (my second night in Tromso), my …
<>This is a re-post from my TravelPod travel blog, I post it here so that I could share with you guys! After coming back from my Angkor adventures, I’ve been kinda busy uploading my 1400+ of photos on facebook, with the snail-speed internet in Malaysia, it took me ages to do so 🙁 Anyways, going …
Looking back I haven’t been blogging for over half a year!!! Unbelievable! There’ve been so much going on with my life it’s impossible for even myself to catch up on! My summer holiday was pretty chill-lax and it was awesome..the only complain was not enough travels for me!!! But going to Cambodia was one of …
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It is now the most hectic and stressful period of all–EXAMS are round the corner!!! Arghhh, I’ve been in my room studying, studying and studying!!! Especially when it comes to revisions, our brains consume lots of energy and needs exorbitant amount of food to satiate its enormous appetite(*sigh*). My friend and I went came across …
*Update* As of August 2020, this establishment no longer exists in Teluk Cempedak. The stall is well-received by the locals and foreign tourists Nasi Lemak with see-hum Last Sunday My family and I decided to head to Teluk Chempedak (the famous beach in Kuantan) to try out this “so-called” best nasi lemak in town. This …
Read more “[Closed] Mouth-watering Malay delicacies at Tree Under at Teluk Chempedak!!!”
