Asahiyama Zoo is definitely a must-go, not just suitable for kids but even a 30 year old me is impressed. The zoo is super well-designed, the animals were easily spotted, effortlessly. Unlike some zoos where you may not even see any animals in their enclosure haha the animals were also so close up!

Here are some matcha stores that you can consider if you are in Japan! Across Tokyo, Kyoto, Uji and Osaka. 1. Cloud Club Matcha One of the longest, if not the longest, that we have queued for a cup of matcha, about 45mins wait. It’s a small and unassuming store but the taste is one of the bet

looks kinda atas outside (I mean it’s 5-star hotel la) They have a salt pool and it’s actually located right outside our room at the second floor. The gym, steam room were also located at the second floor. We booked the deluxe king room, room was big, had separate toilet and shower + bath tub

Song Wat road has become a trendy spot for youngsters and tourists visiting Bangkok! Many cafes, matcha, vibey shops! & also photo spots! 📍BEANS Coffee Roasters 📍Local Boys Coffee Co. 📍Wabi’s @ Song Wat Many variety of bread and they also have many choices for spread! I think worth a t

📍 Bánh Canh Cua 87 You know it’s good when the shop only sells one thing. The crab noodle soup was yum yum! The broth was very tasty! Youtiao with the soup - shiok! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍 Xôi Gà Number One (Chính Gốc) I like sweet + salty things, so the sticky chicken rice with lapcheong just slaps 😍

On my recent trip to Ho Chi Minh City, me and my friends signed up for this food tour, specifically Michelin-rated one. There was option to choose female riders only if ladies you are not comfortable with male riders! The tour included 7 food tasting (initially I thought it would be 7 different pla

Ho Chi Minh was sooooo hot and going to Da Lat was one of the best decision to escape the heat. It’s not that cold but just cooling, maybe something similar to Genting? There were many Airbnb choices available, honestly, a lot of them have really good views like ours! We went to the Datanla

In my opinion, if you are a solo/ small group traveller(s) it’s definitely worth it because it’s prolly the most cost effective mode of transport. And i was able to lie almost completely flat! I booked the night bus with Binh Minh Tai via Vexere. There were a lot of timings by different provide

Here’s how our 7D7N went… 📍Hobart 2 nights 📍Richmond (pit stop) - bakery was amazing! 📍Ross (pit stop) 📍Sheffield (pit stop) 📍Cradle Mountain 2 Nights 📍Deloraine (pit stop) - best coffee place! 📍Bicheno 2 Nights 📍Freycinet National Park (day trip) 📍Maria Island 📍Swansea (pit st

It was a last minute plan to visit the Maria Island, because we were hoping to see more wombats there. You would need to purchase ferry tickets beforehand & once again you would need the national park pass! Since we only bought the tickets the night before.. the timing that was left was like de

📍Bicheno - Lobster Shack - Bicheno Blowhole 📍Freycinet National Park - Mount Amos Hike - Wineglass Bay - Honeymoon Bay - Cape Tourville Lighthouse we booked an Airbnb in Bicheno, a quiet little town with an amazing sea view! it’s kind of like in between the Bays of Fire & Fre

I really looked forward to visiting and staying at Cradle Mountain. We chose the Peppers Cradle Mountain Lodge, the location was great because it gave us quick access to the short walks/hikes in the area and also walking distance to the shuttle bus. Things to note before you go: - you need to

Our Airbnb was actually 3-5 minutes drive to the Cascade Brewery, so on the day we arrive, we went there for dinner! Though pricey but food was great! They also have the beer paddle (the 4 tiny cups you see in the picture) so you get a taste of each beer ranging from the light to the darker ones!