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Continue reading →: 1 Day Angkor WatFacing the highest point of Khmer Empire – Who doesn’t know Angkor Wat? It is globally famous as the biggest religious temple complex in the world measuring a size of 400 acres. Angkor Wat is a proof of the highest point in the Khmer empire. It is a Cambodian pride…
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Continue reading →: How Cambodia Grounded MeObserving locals @ Mechrey Village, Cambodia – What a privilege it is to be alive and sometimes one must be reminded again from time to time to not take it for granted. My main trip to Cambodia was originally fueled by the will to see my friend again, explore a new…
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Continue reading →: 10 Reasons Why You Should SaigonHelen @ rural Saigon – If you were born before the year 2000, you might be familiar with Saigon as a city name in Vietnam in comparison to Ho Chi Minh City. But did you know these two are the same? Ho Chi Minh City now Vietnam is rich in…
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Continue reading →: A Full Guide on How to ManilaAfter sunset @ Fort Santiago – Like it or not, if you want to go to the Philippines, you will still need to fly from Manila. Since Manila is the capital city of the country, it is well connected to the other islands. So, a trip to your paradise island…
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Continue reading →: 10 Top Things to Do in El NidoTanning under the Palawan’s sun – What are the first words that come to you when you hear about The Philippines? If they are pristine sea water or with sandy beaches, then Palawan is your island to go. Crystal clear sea If you Google Palawan, you might stumble on El…
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Continue reading →: A Cheaper and Traditional Alternative from Singapore, Bintan IslandHubby & I @ Blue Lake – Who doesn’t know Singapore? One of the smallest countries/islands in the world with its boasting latest technologies. It is so expensive to be there and the fact is, after hearing some experiences from some, they prefer to have something more traditional and natural…
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Continue reading →: My Childhood in Kampung Vietnam, An Unknown Migration Camp of Southern Vietnamese RefugeesMy parents & I @ in front of the Vietnamese refugee boat statue – Too bad our childhood memories couldn’t be revived just as we wished. Because if they could, there is one that I specifically want to recall. I spent my early years (mainly from 0-3 years old) on…
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Continue reading →: A Full Guide on How to Desa Borobudur (Slow Borobudur Trip)Enjoying the view @ Punthuk Setumbu – When I asked Dave what more he wanted to experience on our Central Java Trip, he said that he wanted to be woken up by the chickens every morning 😀 Therefore, we opted to stay in the Borobudur village for 5 days instead…
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Continue reading →: 10 Reasons Why I Love MalaccaChilling @ Villa Sentosa’s Living Room, Kampung Morten – After being spoiled by highrises and the glam of Kuala Lumpur, being in Malacca felt like a retreat. Being known as an important trade hub back then, this town nowadays is rich in cultural vibrantness that makes it fun to explore.…
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Continue reading →: 5 Phone Applications You Need for ChinaNot getting lost in China – If you have never visited China but want to visit it one day, this will give you an insight about China. I, just like the rest of the world, grew up with western cell phone applications. However, traveling to China has been opening up…
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