Day 2 of Genting Highlands trip was super fun! We woke up and had breakfast before we took the Awana Skyway to Chin Swee Station where we visited Chin Swee Caves Temple. We spotted many tortoises and even saw someone setting off fire crackers!
Travelling is a great way to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and most importantly, it's a way for us to be together as a family. However, travelling with a toddler is definitely going to be a different ball game.
As much fun as you have in your travels, there will always be some challenges along the way. If you are currently planning your next trip with your toddler or if this is your first time travelling overseas with your toddler, read on for some tips for traveling with toddler.
There's nothing better than a good pair of shoes especially when you're travelling - for you are bound to be walking more than usual, exploring new places. No wonder they say good shoes take you to good places and give a girl the right pair of shoes and she will conquer the world!
I must say that I am very pleased that I dropped by Arch Angel at Purvis Street to pick out this pair of flats from Usaflex after a foot analysis by the staff there prior to my trip to Tainan.
Prior to my Japan trip, I had Ueno Park listed down as one of the must-go places in Tokyo especially after reading about how it is one of Tokyo's most popular and lively cherry blossom spots with more than 1000 cherry trees lining its central pathway in late March and early April each year. Plus, it is the best place to hold hanami (cherry blossom viewing) parties! If you aren't familiar with hanami parties, basically you bring a picnic mat and enjoy viewing cherry blossoms with family or friends while having a hanami bento which can be bought from (Isetan Shinjuku & Daimaru Tokyo).
Frequented by office workers on weekdays and families on weekends, the close proximity to Meguro station makes 麺家ばく a popular place for dinner after work. While we were there, we spotted a group of Japanese high-school girls too!
During my 10D9N Japan trip (Tokyo > Kyoto > Osaka) from 11-20 April this year, I stayed at Hotel Abest Meguro in Tokyo for 3 nights.
Most travelers would choose to stay at either Shibuya or Shinjuku during their stay in Tokyo. So what exactly made me settle for Hotel Abest Meguro situated at Meguro, two stops away from Shibuya? Read on to find out more!
Even though Batam is a mere 45-minutes away from Singapore, I haven't been there until my recent trip with my girl-friends over the Hari Raya Puasa holidays.
I must admit that I wasn't very much hyped-up prior to the trip given that I received nonchalant replies from almost everyone whom I spoked to about me going to Batam very the first time.
Was Batam really as how they mentioned it - Nothing to do in Batam, nothing to buy in Batam or nothing exciting in Batam?
Chatuchak Market, also known as Jatujak or JJ Market situated on Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, is the largest market in Thailand. It has more than 8000 stalls, separated into 27 sections.
Apart from being the place to go for good shopping bargains, it is a food haven too! From the famous coconut ice cream to chicken noodles, there is bound to be something to satisfy your tastebuds!
Spring & Summer in Bangkok? We are not talking about different seasons in Bangkok but a grassy compound actor-owned restaurant in Phrom Phong. When I first read about Spring & Summer in a Taiwan travel blog while doing research for my Bangkok trip, I knew I have to add it to my itinerary and check it out myself in person.
One of the must-try traditional breakfast place in Hong Kong has got to be Australia Dairy Company. They are known for their egg custard pudding and scrambled egg. Don't be misled by the name of this cha chaan teng, it has nothing to do with the country Australia. However, it is said that the boss of Australia Dairy Company once worked in an Australian farm in the 1940s thus that was how the name of the cha chaan teng came about.
Having been around since 1928, Lin Heung Tea House serves the most authentic and traditional dim sum in Hong Kong.
Located on Wellington Street, in between Sheung Wan MTR and Central MTR station, Lin Heung Tea House is best accessed by foot from either MTR stations.
What exactly makes Lin Heung Tea House a popular choice with the locals as well as tourists? Read on to find out!
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