Travel Tales
Visiting Sri Lanka After The Easter Bombings
While most people cancelled their trip to Sri Lanka, only the brave continued with their journey. My 75-year-old aunt (a diabetic and cancer survivor) and I arrived two weeks after the unfortunate bombings.What I Learned In My Gap Year Living Abroad
In 2016, I packed up my whole life and moved to Melbourne, Australia. I remember being so ready to leave Malaysia. Moving felt like a brand new start. Needless to say, I was wrong.How To Motorbike Around Vietnam In One Month
Did you know that it’s possible to motorbike from the north to the south of Vietnam in just one month? In just four weeks, you get to see all the Instagram-worthy attractions this beautiful country features. So how do you get started?Myanmar: The Home They Never Knew
I had doubts prior to confirming my trip to Myanmar, but with a dream of seeing Bagan flirting in my head, my partner and I booked tickets. I told Esther, a refugee I worked with, that I was going to visit her country. This is what happened.Letters From Latin America: San Martin, Argentina
After a 26-hour bus ride from Córdoba, I arrived at the tail end of the Easter holidays, to a fully booked guesthouse. That was the first and last I saw of guests.Letters From Latin America: Cordoba, Argentina
It all started with my brilliant plan to come to Córdoba, Argentina. I got so pumped thinking about being in civilisation but when it came time to start my 1,220+ kilometre hitchhiking journey, I panicked.Things I Wish I Knew Before Motorbiking Around Vietnam
I embarked on a month-long motorbike ride from the Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh. It was one of the most physically challenging adventures. Here are a few things I wish I knew.Run With The Wind: India’s Kambala Buffalo Race
Fourteen seconds is all we got to snap photos and run from the racetrack. It's the thrilling, nail-biting battle of the fastest buffaloes and their masters — the Kambala buffalo race.Letters From Latin America: Valizas, Uruguay
You’d think I’d have gotten used to trading my comforts for the unknown...Testing My Limit With Mount Talang, Indonesia
This mountain is not as popular as the ones of the seven summits of Indonesia but Mount Talang is a good choice in itself.Iran Through My Kaleidoscope
Home to 11 climate zones out of the world’s total 13, Iran is equally impressive in its diversity of languages, ethnicities, cultures, and religions.Pearl Diving In Bahrain
For nearly 80 years, pearl diving in Bahrain has been closed off to tourists but recently this has changed.