Travelling with a purpose is essential to me these days. It is akin to like putting on a different pair of glasses and viewing through it from another perspective or dimension. I've been to Bangkok a couple of times before, but none of my previous READ MORE »
Bangkok, Thailand: Centre Point Hotel Pratunam Review
Bangkok is somewhat an amazing upbeat city which has a lot to offer. It's more than just a food and shopping destination as there's also the cultural and historical side to Bangkok which I was about to explore. During my study trip to Bangkok, I READ MORE »
Chiang Mai 2015 – The Legend of a Vegan – Day 5 and 6 : Asia Scenic Thai Cooking School
This marks the most exciting finale of our trip as we went on to sign up for an amazing outdoor cooking full-day workshop with Asia Scenic Thai Cooking School. There were several Thai cooking schools recommended on Trip Advisor but I have READ MORE »
Chiang Mai 2015 : The Legend of A Vegan – Day 4: Sleep Guest House + Green Bamboo Massage + Muay Thai
On our fourth day in Chiang Mai, we moved to a new accommodation which is quite popular on airbnb.com, called Sleep Guesthouse. So after an early breakfast, we took a song thaew to Sleep Guesthouse, it's one of those industrial theme READ MORE »
Chiang Mai 2015: The Legend of a Vegan – Day 3 : Good Kids Preschool + Chiang Mai Night Safari
Another round of adventure begins in Chiang Mai today as we headed to a Christian Preschool in the village areas of Chiang Mai where Vanessa used to carry out her Church's mission work. She knew the owners of the Preschool personally and they agreed READ MORE »
Chiang Mai 2015 : The Legend of a Vegan – Day 2 : Royal Project Store + Green Bamboo Massage
Sawadii Ka! Breakfast is complimentary at the hotel and there were 3 choices: Fruits + muesli + yoghurt, American Breakfast set with eggs and bacon or just simply toast. It was a Sunday and we decided to head over to a Church there in READ MORE »
Krabi, Thailand Travelogue : Day 4 – Leaving Paradise Town
We've come to the last day of the sweet. I would call it a bitter-sweet ending for me. Bitter because going back to Singapore equals to facing the realities of life once again. Sweet because it's like a dream to be trekking across the READ MORE »