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I have plans to evolve this site to provide more relevant information for those who are planning their trips. So this would be my first post where I've actually consolidate all 6D5N plans into a post. Packs a punch and I hope it will be helpful for you. Leave me a comment on what you think! Hanoi Day...
I am back to share another trip! We were in Europe mid-September (early autumn) and it was pretty chilly then. About 20 degrees in the afternoon and 14 degrees at night. We were really lucky to have a lot of sunshine during the first half of our trip, apparently sunshine doesn't come so often in London? People in...
Locals that we've met in the market and us! :) In my previous post, the aftermath of a really painful butt from last bike tour made me requested a change to a food tour instead of another bike tour. Apparently, I was the only one having butt pains whereas my other 2 girlfriends were perfectly fine. The tour we...
Our well maintained bikes provided by Grasshopper Adventures Barely having enough any sleep after a crazy world cup match (Brazil vs Germany) that happened at 2am, local time, we were up and out to the airport before sunrise to catch our flight to Mandalay. Clean and modern airport While keeping my expectations low, the domestic flight airport actually...
Final Product Did I ever mentioned that I love these brown mahjong paper! They are my number one paper to go to for wrapping simply because they are huge in size, comes in bulk and super affordable. You can get them easily at Popular, Art Friend and some local mama stores in Singapore. To piece the whole thing...
Breakfast at Golden Guest Inn It was our very first breakfast in Myanmar and we were in for a good meal! Of all the French toast I had so far, I've found my best in Golden Guest Inn. French toasts that I had are usually only coated on the outside and dry in the middle. This toast was...
At Inya Lake Myanmar not being one of the top holiday destinations in Singapore was one of the main reasons why we've decided to head there. We thought that it would be a backwards country in terms of development and we were in for a pleasant surprise. It was actually like Malaysia or Batam, not as backwards as...
