If you are ever in this part of the world—more so Malaysia, and want to visit Borneo but don't exactly have more than 3 days, Miri, Sarawak is one place you can visit in that amount of time. But before I head into the details, I want to shed some light on where exactly is…
Welcome to the Cycle Series #2 In this series, I will be introducing you to inspiring men and women who love exploring the world on their trusted two-wheeled vehicle - the bicycle! David Chang and his friend, Yee Siang headed out into the hilly slopes of tropical Malaysia on their first two-week long-distance cycling trip.…
Continue reading ➞ Cycling Through the Malaysian Peninsular: Subang Jaya to Kelantan
Welcome to the Cycle Series! In this series, I will be introducing you to inspiring men and women who love exploring the world on their trusted two-wheeled vehicle - the bicycle! I first met Pashmina back in 2017 when I was invited to speak at an event called Fuck Up Nights KL. The idea of…
Continue reading ➞ Long-Distance Cycling in Laos, Taiwan, Vienna & Budapest, Meet Pashmina
After almost completely destroyed by bombs, they built bridges. Modern day Rotterdam carries no resemblance from the old Rotterdam, a city that was reduced to rubble in May 1940 to push the fearful Netherlands into a premature surrender so that the German airforce would never repeat the same feat on its other thriving cities. Rising…
Continue reading ➞ The Absolute Best Things To Do in Rotterdam – Your Free Guide!
If you're arriving in Abu Dhabi as part of your adventure in the middle east region, or just for a short break, then you're definitely in for a treat in this superlative city. In my most recent posts, I shared with you two Abu Dhabi experiences which you can easily do in a day or…
Continue reading ➞ 10 Things You Should Know Before Visiting Abu Dhabi
A story, a review and a wonderful photo journal - this is our time in UAE's top dune region. Our trip to Abu Dhabi had seen us chasing pucks in an ice rink instead of sipping bitter Arab coffee in an oasis in the middle of the desert. Fortunately, on the last day of the…
Continue reading ➞ Evening Desert Safari Adventure in Al Khatim, Abu Dhabi
After three days of intense uber-focused and a strict schedule of everything hockey, we had our first day off (April 18th) from the IIHF WCCOA tournament. Bearing in mind that we still had one more game the following day, we decided to take it easy and explore the city slowly. The obvious most chill thing…
Continue reading ➞ 3 Hour Visit to The Most Iconic Museum – Louvre Abu Dhabi
Well...this has been a crazy couple of months - evidenced by the fact that I have intended to write a post about where I've been travelling to the past year.
Social Life and Personal Sanity Whilst Travelling. It's a balancing act. Let's get this out of the way. "Introverts" is just one of those abstract, polarized labels very much like "hipster" or "vegan", that even someone who identify with it are not entirely sure that it describes who they are — or want it to…
Some of the best things to do in life come free. It doesn't take a lot for a place to please me. Just as long as I can capture moments and certain feelings, I'm good to go. And most times they don't cost much and who knows maybe that's how you roll too. So if…
Continue reading ➞ Your Free, Self Guided Walking Tour In Melbourne
One of my biggest regret in my time travelling is not because I didn't visit Europe more, or the islands in Bali or sticking to a tight budget a little too strictly. Nowh! It's the unfiltered amount of plastic I consume while travelling. Sometimes it was necessary and sometimes it was wholly and utterly avoidable.…
From the buzzing heights of Kuala Lumpur and the pearl orient island of Penang to Sabah's cultural towns. Malaysia have an abundance of incredible adventures to offer travellers from around the world. If you are young, travelling long-term solo, a small family on a budget, chances are hostels (and affordable hotels) are your best bet.…
