Showing posts with label Southeast Asia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southeast Asia. Show all posts

January 26, 2017

Fancy a fulfilling break? try Thailand


You’re due a holiday. You have worked extremely hard over the past couple of months, or years, and now you need to get away from your daily routine. You need to ensure your energy is not completely sapped away, and you would like to return to work - after your holiday - full of enthusiasm, energy and you want to be ready to go give it your all once again.


However, you do not want to go somewhere where everyone goes. Somewhere which is a popular tourist destination. You want this break to be fulfilling, and you would like to earn something out of it. Whether that be gratitude, a life affirming experience or, simply, a bit of personal development which you can look back on and be proud. So, you do a bit of research and come up with a few options: travel somewhere you have always wanted to go, help people and communities while you’re there, enjoy yourself while you’re at it.


October 1, 2016

8 Things To Do In Singapore After Sundown


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Singapore has a lot of night adventures. You will not miss something interesting to occupy you during Singapore nights. It will depend on your own preferences. You can go out and watch nocturnal animals or get busy in various Singapore night clubs. There are also night shopping centers where you can dash and buy products which you may have forgotten to buy during the day.

Take a look at our list below and pick your adventures.

1. Gardens by the Bay


They consist of the largest reclaimed pieces of land in Singapore. There are many free zones where you can go and enjoy seeing different areas of the gardens free of charge. It is located adjacent to Marina Bay Sands. This makes the area among the best areas where you can go and enjoy nightlife in Singapore.

June 13, 2016

Bringing Thai Cuisine Back Home With You


One of the things that people miss the most when they come back home after a long vacation is the food. Trying out the dishes of a new country is one of the most underappreciated elements of any vacation. But the people who really want to take in the culture of a new place will dig right in.

There are many countries out there than offer amazing and unique food and drink. Many of the best ones are imported as delicacies and restaurant niches. Mexican, Chinese, Italian - we’re all familiar with them because we can try them out without flying to another country. But it’s always much better when you go to the country itself and try the food right there in its homeland. And there are few places in which this is truer than in Thailand.




A vacation in Thailand is seen as one of the most exotic and luxurious getaways you can embark on. And though we have a lot of Thai cuisine outlets in this country, it’s simply not as widespread as many others. But it’s easily one of the finest foreign menu exports we have.


When you’re back from a Thailand vacation, you may not feel much like celebrating. But why not take what you learned about food and drink in Thailand and share it with your friends? You should consider throwing a dinner party. Let them see the culture that you soaked in while you were on your amazing vacation.



The environment

Thai cuisine, like many great Asian cuisines, lends itself to a very particular and striking aesthetic. If you want to go all-out on a Thailand dinner party, you should consider decorating with a color scheme in mind. The best mix to go for is red, gold, black.


If you want to take it to the next level, you should consider bringing in a low table. You’ll remember that the furniture in Thailand was also minimal. Tables are often close to the floor and the seating comprised simply of cushions.

The main courses

Thai cuisine is so varied that it can be hard to decide on what main course to serve. You could, of course, do some brainstorming and come up with a selection from which your guests could select before they arrive.






But you should think back to all the great dishes you enjoyed in Thailand. What dishes did you enjoy the most? Which ones made you wish your friends had been there to try it out? Try cooking up a mix of all those dishes. You could make a buffet to make sure your friends get to try a bit of everything! And don’t forget to consider the popular condiments for Asean cuisines.

Dessert

People don’t often talk about the amazing desserts that Thai cuisine has to offer. Hopefully, you tried a bunch of amazing ones on your vacation. But a few people miss out because they stuff themselves too full of the main courses to order dessert!


Fruit and sticky rice are popular ingredients of many Thai desserts. There is also Pok Pok (ice cream sandwhich) to consider, though that’s also a popular dessert here at home!

February 5, 2014

A morning walk at the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong

Avenue of Stars

    While most of the shopping centers open in Hong Kong at around 11:00 a.m., a morning walk along Tsim Sha Tsui is good to spend time exploring the waterfront of Victoria Harbor view where you could breathe a fresh cool air and take time to relax if the weather is good.  An impressive sight of Hong Kong’s business skyline can be seen fronting the Harbor and occasional passerby are strolling along the nice tiled pavement.  One of the tourist attractions in Tsim Sha Tsui is the Avenue of Stars where the statues and hand prints of known and award winning Hong Kong celebrities and film directors have their stars with names on this spot.

December 28, 2013

My First Trip To Thailand: Exploring A Different Culture

Thai kids in colorful local dress
Thai kids in colorful local dress
     With its beautiful scenery, rich culture, colorful markets and interesting people, Thailand is a great place to visit. Each year there are millions of travelers who excitedly visit the country and discover its incredible sights. Once you experience the spirit of Thailand, you wouldn't want to leave. This is exactly how I felt about this place. I had always wanted to visit the country, see its golden beaches, experience wildlife, see Big Buddha in Phuket and all the rest of the tourist attractions this lovely place offer. But once I went there, I realized all

August 31, 2013

Viva! Vivo City


Christmas tree at Sky Garden Vivo City rooftop
Sky Garden at Vivo City 


     Vivo City is the biggest mall in Singapore which is located in Harbourfront Walk, and this is where the train station going to Sentosa Island is located.  I also had the chance to have a last minute shopping when we came from Sentosa because the following morning was our scheduled flight back to Manila, so while the mall was still open we had the chance to window shop and also bought some for ourselves.

August 27, 2013

Sights and Sounds of Sentosa

Sentosa Island Resort
This is where the fun begins

     Right after sightseeing Singapore city via the Duck Tour we took a cab from Suntec City mall and headed to Vivo City where we have to catch the special train specifically going to Sentosa Island.  It is the biggest theme park in Singapore which offers a lot of activity to enjoy and in fact you can spend your whole day in Sentosa Island to be able to see and experience all.


August 15, 2013

Exploring Suntec City's Koi Garden And Fountain of Wealth

Suntec City Singapore Koi Garden
Koi Garden in Suntec City Mall, Singapore


          We arrived Suntec City mall too early so most of the store inside were closed, but the entrance is already open for office workers having their offices in that building, that's why we were able to get inside.  Our purpose in going to Suntec City is not to shop for electronic gadgets which is Suntec City mall is known for having the latest and selling the cheapest electronic gadget in Singapore.  The reason we were in that mall was to catch the first voyage of the Duck tour at 10:00 a.m. 

August 10, 2013

Sightseeing Singapore in an hour via Duck Tour

Singapore Duck Tour ride


          One of the most memorable and exciting experience when I traveled Singapore in 2009 was the Duck Tour ride.  We only had one day to tour around Singapore so our limited time to travel around making it easier to have a glimpse on most of the tourist attractions that Singapore has to offer.

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