What to see, eat, drink and do in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
With some of Southeast Asias best attractions, food, drinks and sights, Kuala Lumpur is by far one of the most exciting cities to visit. In this full guide you will …
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Where to swim in an infinity pool in Kuala Lumpur
The first thing you need to know about Kuala Lumpur is that it is hot. No matter what time, month or season you visit the city, you are pretty much …
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Batu Caves as a day trip from Kuala Lumpur
If you have an Instagram or Pinterest account, chances are you have seen pictures of the famously colorful steps leading to the Batu Caves many, many times. Rated on Tripadvisor …
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Etosha National Park in a nutshell
Situated in the northwest of Namibia with its wide open spaces, little bush to hide animals and the highest number of leopards in any national park in Africa, Etosha National …
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Exploring the Thean Hou Temple
Considered by many to be the most beautiful temple in the world, the Thean Hou Temple is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur and has, since …
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Everything you need to know before visiting the Harrogate Turkish Baths
Three things you should know about me is that I don’t like sweating, I never go barefoot in any bathroom but my own and walking around in a swimsuit is …
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Rainforest bliss at The Dusun – Kuala Lumpur’s top weekend getaway destination
There are very few places left on this earth where you can really escape the work and world of man. A place where the birdsong replaces car horns, where the …
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Top Tip: Everything you need to know before hiking through the Berembun rainforest
A visit to Malaysia would not be complete without exploring some dark green rainforests and being less than 2 hours drive from central Kuala Lumpur, the Berembun rainforest is the …
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What to see, do and eat in the Algarve
Portugal is famous of its Algarve region and with good reason. Stretching along the most southern part of Portugal and covering just under 2000 square mines (5000 km2 ), the Algarve is …
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Sagres: Ceramics, sunsets and the last sausages before America
Before visiting Portugal I had never even heard of Sagres. Balanced on the most southwesterly cliffs of mainland Europe, Sagres was for centuries believed to be the end of the …
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