When I think about Takayama I think about quiet streets, sliding doors with secret restaurants behind them, magnificent temples and the Edo period, which I can only imagine from the books I’ve read and from the heritage that they left.… Continue Reading
I had the opportunity of visiting Japan between the last week of March and the first week of April this year. As this was my second time in Japan during the same period of the year, I thought that the… Continue Reading
If you are planning to visit Singapore there are few things that I’ve learned about this beautiful country and that I would love to share with you. It is very easy to discover the city by public transport. I mostly… Continue Reading
One of the places I visited using the Japan rail pass, was Matsumoto. I’ve heard that this city was a little bit underrated, so I wanted to give it a try. The weather was beautiful, sunny and warm and the… Continue Reading
Japanese food is excellent and delicious (I love it!), there is no doubt about it, but during my recent trip, I realized that some meals like the Tonkatsu (deep-fried pork cutlet) and tempura (deep-fried vegetables or seafood) are very caloric… Continue Reading
Hi everyone, I hope you are doing well. I am already back in Singapore after enjoying two beautiful weeks in Japan and after tasting so many delicious things during my trip, I am back to my regular exercise routine. One of… Continue Reading
The Japanese macaques, also called ‘snow monkeys’, are generally known for their habit to delight in long hot spring baths during winter time. The snow monkeys, with their characteristic red face and grayish fur, are the most iconic animals in… Continue Reading
The first time I traveled to Japan, I visited Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka but this time I decided to take a trip through the region of Gifu, Nagano, and Chubu. To make this trip, I used the Japan rail pass, and… Continue Reading
When was the last time you went to an art museum?. I like to paint using acrylic once in a while and I definitely love to visit art expositions and art museums in my free time. Here are some photos… Continue Reading
We had to wake up at 2 am to navigate the river guided only by the light of the moon. The jungle in Tambopata, Peru was quiet and dark. Our goal was to see the Aras eating clay very early… Continue Reading
Here are some pictures I took of the the 5,000 (aprox.) geometric salt pans of Maras, a town located 48 km. northwest of the city of Cusco in Peru. The salt grains which have a pink color, have been gathered since the… Continue Reading
While most people who visit Peru want to see Machu Picchu as soon as possible, the capital city of Lima is also a very exciting and interesting travel destination. It is a city of many contrasts, with a mix of… Continue Reading
I first tested the Singapore sling during my trip to Singapore from Amsterdam with Singapore Airlines. The cocktail tasted sweet and delicious. Research argues that the Singapore Sling came into the market around the year 1910. The Raffles hotel invented… Continue Reading
Causa is a potato starter that you can make by smashing potato layers and stuff with chicken, shrimps or tuna. To prepare the Causa is not very hard and you can even make a vegetarian version. Causa origin traces from… Continue Reading
Founded in 1864, the district of Barranco turned into a popular beach resort and tourist site. Named after the amazing cliffs of Barranco, which help to divide up the beaches. Upper class citizens of Lima would visit Barranco regularly for… Continue Reading
Juan, 67 years old is a Peruvian musician that caught my attention while I was walking around the historic center of Lima-Peru. He used to be a professional trumpeter, but unfortunately, he was involved in an accident where he lost… Continue Reading
Sources claim that the Ceviche originated from the Mochica Pre-Inca culture, located on the North coast of Peru. Here, fishermen used ‘tumbo’ (an acidic fruit) to soften their fish. However, in the 19th Century, oranges were used instead of the… Continue Reading
As a district of Lima, Peru, Chorrillos was founded in 1857 as one of the most luxurious beach resorts in the capital. It is currently located 19km away from Lima’s historic center. The name Chorrillos means “trickle of water” in… Continue Reading
Pisco is a grape brandy that has been distilled since 1631 in Peru. It derives its name from the Quechuan language (language of the inca civilization) word “Pischu”, which means bird. This is because Pisco, the area that bears this… Continue Reading
I met these puppies while I was walking around the Malecon (waterfront) in Lima-Peru, the way they were dressed caught my attention. The owner told me that the puppies loved the fresh sea air. In response to the Weekly Photo… Continue Reading
For my visit to Esplanade theaters, I am wearing a beautiful Floral Print dress from Rosegal. Singapore is one of my favorite countries in the world for art and music. Ever since I can remember, I have been in love with… Continue Reading
Paracas is situated in Peru, about 260km from Lima on the south which is located in Pisco province. Every year Paracas records thousands of visitors visiting as tourists. The National Reserve of Paracas homes quite a huge variety of sea… Continue Reading
I have always wanted to visit Vietnam, and with Singapore happening in the last few years, I knew that it wouldn’t take long for me to reach Halong Bay. The Halong Bay has always engrossed me with its photos, mention… Continue Reading
Here are some photos I took while visiting The Uro’s islands in Lake Titicaca near Puno. The floating islands are present in Lake Titicaca at 3,800 m.a.s.l. History says that Manco Capac and his wife Mama Ocllo came, from the… Continue Reading
1 Singapore is one of the most developed countries in the world and certainly in Asia. Marina bay dominates de Skyline and you can even take a boat ride along Clarke Quay. 2. Little India is definitely one of the… Continue Reading
Phang Nga Bay, many years ago, was the greatest coral reef in the world. Now, just a remnant of that massive reef, the beautiful waters are calm and turquoise with limestone stacks dominating the landscape. It’s positively unimaginable what a… Continue Reading
Why Bali Is a Popular Vacation Spot: Top 11 Reasons to Visit Bali. 1. Climate One reason that Bali draws in so many visitors every year is because of its beautiful weather. Especially during the dry season, between the months… Continue Reading
COLORFUL SHOPHOUSES IN SINGAPORE. Hi everyone, hope your day is going well. For the photo shoot of this beautiful floral dress by Zaful, I chose Emerald Hills, a street with character and many beautiful shophouses. Shophouses were built between 1840… Continue Reading
The beauty of Bali | what I wore, featuring Tobi. When I think of Bali I automatically think of beaches and palm trees, but Bali has much more to offer. If you leave the touristy comfort zone, and you are… Continue Reading
The area along the Singapore River is a place that is not very touristy and worth the visit. During the day have a cup of coffee and enjoy the tranquil scenery at the riverside. At night, enjoy Al fresco dining… Continue Reading
Below are some of my favorite travel photos from my last trip to Japan. Enjoy the pictures! – Angela 1.Tokyo-Gyoen National Garden 2. Himeji castle-Himeji 3. Minato Mirai 21-Yokohama 4. Meguro river-Tokyo 5. Kyoto 6. Kyoto Thank you so much… Continue Reading
In love with Kyoto When I arrived in Kyoto, the young girls dressing like Geishas walking through the narrow streets caught my attention. It is clear that dressing like a Geisha is something anyone can do in Kyoto, since it… Continue Reading
I think that anyone traveling to Bali will return with a renewed spirit, being on an island that not only offers beautiful beaches and palm trees, but also nature and culture are the perfect combination for a nice vacation. Bali… Continue Reading
Japan has always been a country that has fascinated me for its culture, history and people. I had the opportunity to visit Japan during the cherry blossom season. I was there at the end of March and the beginning of April,… Continue Reading
Three summer city looks with a twist, featuring Tobi. Hi everybody, I hope you are doing well, as you know I am living in Singapore, I really love that there is so much green everywhere, Singaporeans consider important to set apart… Continue Reading
Little India is a district that you should not miss if you are traveling to Singapore. It is a place that draws attention because of its colourful shophouses and its relaxed atmosphere. Here you can pay a visit to one… Continue Reading
Malaysia is a country rich in culture and gastronomy. It surrounded by nature, paradisiacal beaches, mountains, jungles and in the case of Cameron Highlands, tea fields. If you visit Cameron Highlands you can explore the mangroves or enjoy the afternoon… Continue Reading
Places to visit in Singapore: An afternoon discovering the Malay and middle eastern heritage of Kampong Glam. Singapore is a country that is nonetheless surprising; I love walking around new places and learning about the cultures that make up this… Continue Reading
Bangkok; I dodge motorbikes, tuk-tuks and a man driving his truck full of food so he doesn’t run me over. I feel that walking in this place will be quite a feat! There’s a smell of a mix of Asian… Continue Reading
Chinatown Singapore – Self-guided tour | Tour by foot. Chinatown in Singapore is one of the places I often like to visit, I like the colors, I like to go to the market, buy ingredients that I do not find… Continue Reading
The island of Langkawi was my final destination after touring Malaysia from Singapore, the country where I live. We visited Malakka, Cameron Highlands and Penang at the beginning of our trip. The first impression when arriving by ferry to the… Continue Reading
The Peruvian cuisine “My favorite top 8 dishes”. If you are preparing your trip to Peru and already have started to dream about the dishes that you are going to try, you may be interested in this list with my favorite dishes.… Continue Reading
Although there are many places I have not visited in Havana and the places where you can eat and drink are always improving and increasing in number, these are my favorite places, I hope you find this useful. 1.… Continue Reading
After moving from Lima-Peru to Singapore, the Swissotel Merchant Court Hotel was my home for 2 weeks. I arrived with my family for the first time in Asia, to a new country, which I’ve never visited before, to stay for… Continue Reading
In the month of May 2015, I had the opportunity to visit Quito Ecuador. Since I was in Lima, taking a Lan Peru flight to Quito was only two hours. At Quito airport, I took a taxi to our hotel… Continue Reading
In October when I was living in Lima, I had the opportunity to visit Arequipa and the Colca Canyon, I flew with Lan Peru, the flights for residents and Peruvians are cheaper, and so far I have not had any problems… Continue Reading
I visited Cusco in the month of October, the weather was nice we didn’t have much rain and there were plenty of sunny days; the nights can be cold so take some warm sweaters, most of the hotels do not… Continue Reading
Do not you think that Mother Nature is a great artist? It seems that someone had drawn lines of different colors with a brush in the Andes of Peru. This is a picture I took in Arequipa, Peru after going… Continue Reading
