[The World in a Nutshell] WanderTales: Stories of adventures and misadventures
May 1, 2017
Penang – the hidden jewel of Malaysia (completely coined by me). But I say this with all honesty, I absolutely loved Penang – with its artistic street murals adorning the UNESCO Heritage town to the mouth-watering culinary delights, Penang was Read more…
April 30, 2017
I lived in KL for close to ~8 months, so I know the city a fair bit – or at least I like to think so. Having said that, I’ve compiled a list of places to check out when in Read more…
On a chill weekend, I decided that I should probably check out Melaka – for three reasons: It’s a UNESCO world heritage site and is just brimming with local culture and architecture Food is good, and ‘unique.’ I’d been to Read more…
The site of a Hindu temple and a shrine, Batu Caves attracts thousands of tourists and worshipers annually from all over the globe. Its main attraction is the golden statue of a Hindu God at the entrance, as well as Read more…
Putrajaya is Malaysia’s administrative capital aka where their government sits. Doesn’t sound promising as a tourist destination? You’re wrong! Because, my dear readers, Putrajaya is a futuristic architectural wonderland! Don’t believe me? Read on and flick through my photos – Read more…
If there’s one thing Malaysia does well (not saying this is the only thing), it’s their yummy yummy food! I wasn’t supposed to write a separate blog post just for food, but realized what a disservice that would be as THE Read more…
Boracay, perhaps Philippines’ most well-known island paradise, is stunning with its white sand beaches and clear blue waters. But there’s more to this island than meets the eye, and I’ve compiled a list of fun things you can do while Read more…
April 29, 2017
Off to Cebu for a weekend and not sure what you can do? Fret not, there’s lots to be done actually – from an old City tour, to island hopping, to canyoneering! For today, I’ll be talking about canyoneering which Read more…
January 3, 2017
Dampa – whenever friends or foreigners ask me, “What’s there to do in Manila?” My stock answer is always… EAT! One excellent place to do so at a price that won’t break the bank is Dampa Macapagal, Pasay. As such, Read more…