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.
The Essential First-Timer’s Guide To Lake Toba, Indonesia
Luscious greenery surrounds every nook and cranny of Lake Toba, but if you’re more into adventure as opposed to kicking back and relaxing, research thoroughly before visiting this Indonesian destination.The Positive Impact Of Ethical Travel In Asia
In Asia, specifically the developing countries within Asia, opting for ethical travel can have a huge impact.Day Trips To Take From Amsterdam, Netherlands
While there are many locations to choose from for a day trip, Den Haag and Rotterdam are the most frequented due to distance.The Zafigo Guide To Hostel Yoga
Yoga poses that are dorm-friendly AND easy to follow.Backpacking: Southeast Asia vs. Europe
Exploring the pancake trail last year was the trip of a lifetime for me, so I decided to relive the experience by backpacking through Europe. Here's how the experiences compare:Visiting Slovenia? Here’s What You Need To Know About Ljubljana & Bled
Whilst backpacking solo through Europe, I randomly chose to visit Slovenia. To be honest, I’d barely even researched Slovenia before visiting the country, but because of that, I was more than pleasantly surprised upon arriving.Venice, Italy In Five Hours
When visiting Italy, exploring Venice becomes a must for so many reasons. If you’re short on time, or on a layover, just know that you can appreciate Venice even in just five hours!Three Crystals You Should Always Travel With
If you’re just starting to learn about crystals and their benefits, or have already collected a few, choosing which crystals to pack for travelling can be a difficult task. This article may be of help.Benefits Of Backpacking As A Vegetarian
While backpacking around Southeast Asia, I realised that choosing to backpack vegetarian had some surprising benefits. Here are my reasons why.6 Things To Know Before Going To Pulau Kapas, Malaysia
If you live in Kuala Lumpur, then there’s a high chance you’ve fantasised about crystal clear waters while either stuck at work or in traffic. Unfortunately, islands nearby are underwhelming, so you’ll be happy to know about the existence of the underrated Pulau Kapas.What You Should Know Before Visiting Kathmandu
Patan embodies the tranquil qualities of water; the city is just like the beginning and end of an orchestra.Nepal On Film: An Outdated Country Captured On An Outdated Device
Is there a better way to capture Nepal than with a traditional camera using rolls of film?Life Lessons I’ve Learned Being A Solo Female Backpacker
So here’s what backpacking taught me – I call it the four Ps.LAST CALL: Riding The Rails To The George Town Festival
September may be nearing, but there’s still time to head to the George Town Festival (GTF) over the upcoming long weekend.The Highs And Lows of Trekking Through Hsipaw, Myanmar
At the tail end of my trip along the pancake trail, I visited Myanmar, a country’s known for being relatively off-the-beaten-track.
A Visual Guide To Mandalay, Myanmar
Myanmar is a land unlike any other for its upkeep of local traditions.My Experience At A Silent Meditation Retreat In Thailand
My journey into the self lasted only four days, but do note that the recommended length of stay for the meditation retreat is at least 10 days.Mondulkiri, Cambodia, At A Glance
The Mondulkiri Project, the only NGO around, was started in 2014 by Mr. Tree with the mission to rescue, rehabilitate and care for traumatised elephants.A Piece of China in Huế, Vietnam
Residing in the city of Huế, the lavish lifestyles of these royals can still be witnessed when you visit the infamous Imperial City.Taking A Slow Ride Through Laos
While airplanes have become a standard mode of transport in the twenty-first century, Laos surprisingly still as a "please don't rush" motto.A Blend Of Culture In Hoi An, Vietnam
Hoi An is a blend of cultures due to being a busy trading hub back in its glory days.4 Quick (& Free) Spots To Visit in London
Museums can be thoroughly enlightening, but if you’re tight on time (and cash) then make these three free museums your priority whilst in London.Why You Should Visit Western Australia
Contemplating which adventure in Western Australia is worth your time? Here are some lesser-known choices to help you avoid the crowd.Asia’s Best Kept Secrets: Remote And Luxurious Hideaways
Agoda.com (an online travel booking platform) has shared Southeast Asia’s best kept secrets with this selection of remote and luxurious hideaways.
