Sofia Shamsunahar
Sofia is an outdoor educator and doodle artist, publishing the comic book "Sof's Doodles: Returning To My Roots" with Malaysian Publishing House in 2021. She thinks the world is like a playground to hike and swim in, and will forever keep exploring with her happy-go-lucky attitude. You can check out more of Sofia's doodles at sofsdoodles.com.
A 2-Day Ipoh Getaway For Food, Art And Unexpected Finds
An inviting 2-day Ipoh itinerary blending Sunday flea markets, heritage walks, local food, street art, and cave temple exploration.Beyond The Glitz: Uncovering Singapore’s Communal, Everyday Charm
Living closer to Singapore reveals a playful, community-led side to the city beyond its glitzy, high-cost image.Beyond The Tram: Experiencing Lisbon Through Food, Festivals, And Tradition
Guided by a local host, writer Sofia Shamsunahar explores Lisbon through neighborhood street festivals, culinary rituals, and historic artisanal crafts.Of Puffins & Wild Shores: The Quiet Corners Of South Wales
From puffin-filled sanctuaries to secluded bays, South Wales rewards women who travel slowly and embrace wild coastal landscapes.Finding Beauty In The Everyday, The Jeju Way
Discover how Jeju Island’s rich female heritage, native harvests, and volcanic landscapes redefine the art of slow travel.The Art Of The Cwtch: How Welsh Village Life Reset My Relationship With Time
Living seasonally in a Welsh village taught Sofia how slowing her pace transformed her relationship with time and rest.Cycling Jeju Island In A Day: A 234km Challenge That Pulled Me Out Of A Rut
After months of job rejections, Sofia took on a one-day cycling challenge around Jeju Island and rediscovered her resilience.A Summer Without The Heatwaves: Staying Cool In England’s Lake District
As European heatwaves intensify, England’s Lake District offers a cooler summer escape filled with nature, slow travel, and outdoor adventure.South Korea Travel: Why Navigating The Country Is Surprisingly Easy
From ordering food to navigating cities, here’s why getting around South Korea feels far easier than many travellers expect.Basking In Busan: A Restorative South Korean Coastal Escape
Busan is South Korea’s ultimate slow-travel city, blending beaches, temples, cafes, and bathhouses for a restorative coastal escape.Of Beaches & Seaside Towns: A Quiet Reset Along The South Wales Coast
South Wales’ beaches and seaside towns offer coastal walks, surfing, and space to reset along the United Kingdom’s dramatic coastline.4 Nature Spots In Seoul For Outdoor Lovers And City Escapes
Seoul’s best nature spots offer parks, rivers and mountain trails—perfect for travellers seeking green escapes within the city.Why Kyrgyzstan Is One Of The Most Unique Places To Celebrate Eid
Kyrgyzstan offers a deeply cultural Eid experience shaped by Islamic traditions, nomadic heritage, halal food, and dramatic Central Asian landscapes.Celebrate Eid In Almaty: A Cultural And Scenic Holiday In Kazakhstan
Considering Eid travel? Almaty offers halal dining, mountain scenery, cultural traditions, and meaningful ways to celebrate in Kazakhstan.Turquoise Waters & Ancient Trails: 4 Unforgettable Ways To Experience The Soul Of Oman
From hidden wadis to golden dunes, discover four unforgettable Omani experiences through the eyes of a local-at-heart traveller.4 Outdoor Spots To Add To Your Hong Kong Itinerary
From hiking trails to island escapes, these four outdoor spots show a greener side of Hong Kong.Abu Dhabi In One Day: A Budget-Friendly Stopover Itinerary
Spending a stopover in Abu Dhabi? Here’s a budget-friendly one-day itinerary that balances culture, architecture, and local experiences.7 Things To Do In Hong Kong That Are Basically Free
Visiting Hong Kong but tight on money? While it’s known for being a luxurious, expensive city, there are many things you can do for free or for very little money.Cycling From Seoul To Busan: Here’s 7 Easy Reasons Why You Should
For all K-pop, K-beauty, and K-BBQ lovers looking for a unique way to travel South Korea, here are seven reasons why you should cycle across the country.What To Know If You’re Fasting & Travelling During Ramadan
A guide for when vacation plans overlap with the holy month of Ramadan.
The Valley of the Kings Will Leave You In Awe Of Egypt’s Ancient History
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is where you should go to be in awe of ancient Egypt.6 Underrated Asian Countries You Should Travel To Next
Want to wander off the beaten path? Heres our pick of interesting countries that are off the regular tourist radar.5 Unforgettable Side Trips To Do From Muscat
Unbeknownst to many, Oman has plenty to offer and any trip there will definitely be an unforgettable one.Want To Dive With Mermaids In South Korea?
These mermaids are so precious, UNESCO listed them as one of the world's most intangible cultural heritage.
