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One of the best places in Singapore for birdwatching, otter-watching and crocodile watching. Yes. Crocodile. Bob, to be exact, as he was named by Neil Humphrey in his book. The mangroves at Sungei Buloh was cleared for prawn farming at one point in time and after abandoned, it became a wonderful pitstop for migratory birds looking for a quick meal Read more...

In a city full of malls, IFC stands out for it’s prime location connected to the Central MTR station (and the in-town check-in service so you can drop off luggage here instead of carrying it to the airport) and overlooking Victoria Harbour. Even if you don’t intent to come here, you will inevitably end up here at some point during Read more...

Really cute pathway for joggers, walkers, etc. Visited here my first time when also with family from Iloilo. Really enjoyed the cool breeze alongside the river. Nice time to enjoy in the evening. There was even a Zumba lesson going on for the community. I joined in for a bit, haha. Lots of restaurants, karaoke bar, coffee shops along the Read more...

Here for summer vacay! 3 times visiting this beautiful island and stayed here for the 2nd time. Room condition is rather fine as well as food quality was not bad at all, for a budget chalet. Book for the full package which includes 3 meals a day, snorkelling trip to turtle & shark point, marine park etc. Best to book Read more...

The largest man-made lake in South-east Asia. It is interesting place and great houseboat experience!. We booked Chendana Houseboat for 3D2N. It can fix maximum 30 persons.  Don’t  expect too much yahhh, it is basic accomodation, with ‘okay’ bathroom (4) and huge dorm(4), no air conditioning, no hot water baths. It also has fully equipped kitchen except for the raw Read more...

In human terms, city streets are the arteries and veins.  City parks though?  They’re the heart.  In a city of almost incomprehensible size, where finding the “there” can be elusive amidst the concrete density, Ibirapuera Park is a breath of fresh air and the heart of the city.  It’s no surprise that Paulistas (as locals are known) flock here each Read more...

I discovered the Royal Botanic Gardens completely by accident. It is a definitely a large tract of land in the heart of Sydney’s central business district, adjacent to the Sydney Opera House. I’ve been here a couple of times over the course of my stay in the city. Botanical Gardens and city parks are the quintessential lifeblood of any city. Read more...

So beautiful! Worth a visit in the day and in the evening when the bridge is lit up! Unfortunately I didn’t have time to walk across or do the famous bridge walk, maybe I’ll tackle these the next time I’m in Sydney! This is not a over-the-bridge walk review since I didn’t do it and there is a separate review Read more...

Malaysia are famous with its multiracial practice . There are plenty of places of worship for each religion included for Muslim. Masjid Negara ( National Mosque) located along Jalan Kinabalu, become one of the main mosque in Kuala Lumpur. Not only a places for Muslim to perform worship but the mosque became one of the attraction for tourist who come Read more...

Masjid Putra in Putrajaya is one of the most beautiful mosques in Malaysia. And it is also a must go place for tourist. I have been there a few times, to perform prayer and bring my Japanese friend to visit the place. Putrajaya itself is a very big place. So make sure you have googled the place before you go Read more...