In 2010, I went on my first ever solo trip abroad. I wanted it to be special. Here’s 10 reasons why I chose Singapore as my first solo destination, and why you should too.
The most comprehensive list of traditional and practical Malaysian souvenirs that you must get when you visit this multiracial country. From foodstuff and fabrics to traditional swords and kites, you’ll find something you’ll love…
Malaysia is not very well-known outside of Southeast Asia, but it offers a respite from the more well-trodden paths. Here’s 10 reasons why Malaysia would be the perfect hub for digital nomads.
As an extremely frugal traveler, I’d rarely, if at all, consider private hotel rooms, much less 5-star hotels. But the Hard Rock brand has become a bit of a cult, and it got me curious…
Malaysian government is launching Langkawi as the first travel bubble destination in the county. But who are allowed to visit during this travel bubble? What are the requirements? Is it safe? Here are the answers to all your questions.
This private walking tour in Kuala Lumpur is perfect for solo travelers, introverts, and those who want to see the city within a short span of time, as well as get a deeper insight into the Malaysian culture. Conducted by a local who’s also an experienced solo traveler.
This Buddhist temple in Penang is home to over 50 species of snakes, including vipers and pythons. And they’re not in cages! Learn about these reptiles and interact with them at this unique temple.
A luxury holiday doesn’t have to be expensive. After months of being cooped up at home, you know you deserve the much-needed break. Here’s a list of affordable luxury hotels you can stay at during the Langkawi Travel Bubble.
Founded by a British traveler in 2007, Baan Unrak Thai Animal Sanctuary is a no-kill shelter in the village of Sangkhlaburi, Thailand. Find out everything you need to know about volunteering in this place and other ways you can help.
Maybe scuba diving has always been on your bucket list. Maybe you got bored of snorkeling with a life jacket and want to go a little deeper. But can you scuba dive if you can’t swim?
