Author: Raisa Gabrielli
Raisa has had a passion for writing since she was little, often penning fictitious short stories. Besides writing, she is obsessed with finding food anywhere and everywhere, so decided to start a website titled 'Raisa Reviews' - a compilation of short restaurant, food and travel reviews that is constantly expanding. When she’s not eating the world or venturing into nature, she’s probably curled up in a corner reading.
Vegan Eats: The 15 Best Places To Go In Kuala Lumpur
From Japanese to fusion to Thai, here are the nine best restaurants to find vegetarian and vegan-friendly eats.The Yummiest Vegan Restaurants in Tokyo, Osaka, & Kyoto
Although most would assume Japan is not vegan-friendly, it actually is. If you’re planning to visit Tokyo, Osaka, or Kyoto, then you need to taste these traditional dishes. Even if you’re not vegan!Hakuba Valley VS Nozawa Onsen: This Japan Guide Will Help You Decide On The Best Place To Snowboard
Destinations like Hakuba Valley and Nozawa Onsen in Japan are popular for winter sports so here’s everything you need to know about the two from the costs right down to comparing the activities on offer!13 Traditional Christmas Meals Around The World
There’s got to be more to Christmas than a huge turkey and some mashed potatoes. This list definitely proves it!11 Malaysian Brands That Support Social & Environmental Causes
Shopping is commonly referred to as ‘retail therapy’ but did you know that shopping can help not only yourself, but others, too? What you spend your money on can impact society and the environment! Luckily, there are many Malaysian brands creating positive change.7 No Equipment YouTube Workouts Under 20 Minutes
If you are continuing to keep fit while indoors, try out one of these no equipment, 20-minute or less Youtube workouts from around the world.
Mixed & Muhibbah: The Malaysia I Believe In
Navigating society as someone with mixed heritage can be trickier than most would imagine. The soundtrack of any interracial child would be constant comments of disbelief at their mixed heritage. Yet, despite the comments, having access to two, or more, cultures can be immensely rewarding.Shop & Save: 5 Malaysian Online Thrift Stores
When people think about sustainable consumerism within the context of fashion, inflated prices pop are what come to mind. However, becoming a sustainable consumer of fashion is actually cheaper and easier than most assume! The trick is to avoid unaffordable brands and instead opt for thrifting. Yes, thrifting is still a thing, and no, it…5 Not-So-Common Accommodations In Terengganu
Just a few hours away from Kuala Lumpur, Terengganu is known for its soft sand beaches and azure waters, and is home to several famous dive sites.Langkawi & Beyond: 8 Malaysian Ocean Escapes For Your Next Holiday
Now that we're no longer confined to our homes, it's time to start planning for a little getaway. Pick from one of these beautiful Malaysian beaches and islands and get packing!Using Breathwork To Maintain A Healthy Immune System
Unwind within minutes when you know the right way to breathe. Turns out it’s not as straightforward as we thought.What’s Happening Around The World & How You Can Help
While the pandemic is a real concern, there are still millions of others who face bigger problems. Here’s what’s going on in the world (Malaysia included) and what you can do to help.7 Day Trips To Take From Kuala Lumpur
Hit the road to some place different and exciting – or seven! Seeing as we’re still in the midst of the RMCO and can only travel domestically, why not head on a day trip to a locale that’s less popular (and also less crowded)?Solo Travel Guide: Visiting Penang During The RMCO
"I was really looking forward to this time with me, myself, and I after months of being at home with the same people (don’t get me wrong, I love my family, but you know what I mean)."An Essential Guide To Enjoying Malaysia’s Perhentian Kecil
Which island, when to visit, what to do, how to get there, and more important information on Malaysia's Perhentian Kecil.10 Malaysian Brands To Shop At When Planning For Your Next Local Holiday
The only thing more exciting than a future trip is planning for it. Support local and shop for your holiday essentials with these 10 Malaysian-made buys.Why Hoi An, Vietnam Is The Perfect Destination For Budding Photographers
If you're searching for a picture-perfect destination with vividly captivating streets, buildings, nature, and faces, the UNESCO World Heritage Area of Hoi An in Vietnam should be your go-to.The Top Travel Apps You Need To Navigate Malaysia (& Some Of Southeast Asia)
Whether you’re a local staycationing or travelling within Malaysia or a foreigner planning a visit to the country, these travel apps will make your time travelling around easier.Top 5 Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Travelling Gear You Can Purchase Now
It's time to reflect on our environment. Do your part by purchasing eco-friendly travel gear and goodies for your much-needed, post-MCO holiday to lower your carbon footprint.10 Malaysian Activity-Based Adventures To Embark On Post-Lockdown
If you think travelling locally in Malaysia is boring, then maybe this is exactly what you need to reconnect with your country. Here's a list of adventures in East and West Malaysia to look forward to and start planning for once the country’s Movement Control Order is lifted.COVID-19 Vs Nature: The Pandemic’s Affects On The World’s Environment
While everyone is focused on the pandemic, Mother Nature is focused on healing from years of abuse. So how exactly is the planet mending itself during this period of restricted travel?Creative Ways To Unwind During Self-Quarantine Or Lockdown
Sometimes, you may even surprise yourself at how easily you find a passion for an activity you barely know about or at how easily you can succeed in creative endeavours thought only for ‘true artists’.8 Very Different Virtual Workout Classes You Can Access From Anywhere In The World
Despite the restricted movement, many instructors and studios are hosting virtual workouts that you can access from anywhere to encourage you to push yourself during a period where slacking physically and mentally becomes too easy.Why Now Is The Perfect Time To Start Meditating
Learning how to return to the present while simultaneously quieting the mind is not only beneficial amidst the current situation, but will continue to be beneficial to you and your life even after the pandemic subsides.
