Those who have followed my travels this year will know that whenever I get the chance, Eedris (my fur kid) will not be left behind on weekend trips within Malaysia, especially when there are pet-friendly hotels in Penang like Noordin Mews ! It was the last weekend before the Malaysia Day Weekend, it was the …
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The documentaries I’m about to share with you are based on actual events around the world that happened in the recent 4 decades.
The smartphone and travel apps are essential to the travel style of every modern-day explorer.
From the buzzing heights of Kuala Lumpur and the pearl orient island of Penang to Sabah’s cultural towns. Malaysia has an abundance of incredible adventures to offer travellers from around the world.
Calming white-sandy beaches, crystal clear turquoise water, rich and lush inland rainforest, cascading waterfalls, all filled with a well-diverse marine life.
It’s nice to take a break from my humble abode and change the work enviro a bit. Don’t get me wrong. Somedays, the bustling cafe is really what I need to feel active and stay on task, while other days I honestly prefer the silence that my tiny studio apartment offers.
Last month, I asked everyone on Instagram @travelwithyasminuurya what you wanted to see more of from Yasmin Uurya, and the majority of you answered that you wanted to see more places to eat. So here we are!
Spontaneous decisiveness. It seems these words have been the very definition of my travel habits lately. I make spontaneous plans and decide on a destination without hesitation. It’s almost like a “Do or Die” for me and my trip to the charming city of Prague was exactly that. However, when I say “spontaneous decisiveness” I …
I must say, this blog post was meant to be about the Prague trip I took a month ago. However, my mind shifted elsewhere. I’ve had this one burning question since we went on lockdown. — when will we get to travel again? To be fair, no one, not Google, not even the World Wide …
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At this point, many of you would have already been directly or indirectly affected by the spread of Covid-19 (Coronavirus) in the past two months.