After exploring the Ha Long Bay on the previous day, we were back in Hanoi for our next trip to Hoa Lu and Tam Coc. Unlike the Ha Long Bay, we were put in the care of irresponsible tour guide whose name I forgot. So, my father and I were back into the crowded coaster. […]
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After a year in hiatus (read: being a full time weekend student), I celebrate freedom to travel by taking the next available flight to Hanoi, Vietnam the same day I finished my final exam. I join my father who is on his solo backpacking trip around Indochina. My father arranged a private car to fetch […]
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This is long overdue – a video on my trip to Ho Chi Minh. I am still new to video-editing and time isn’t much at my hand to explore more on video editing. I just want to share with you what to expect out of Ho Chi Minh apart from shopping and the common tourist […]
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The streets of Saigon come to life early each morning. As I’m really busy researching for my Rinjani and most probably, Komodo Island trip, I don’t have much time to write. Not that I didn’t try at all, I did try to seat, gather the positive energy to write but failed miserably. I’m not going […]
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The scary storm of Pakhar had us spending most of the evening at the hotel. Winds were gushing almost at 110km/h. The window to our room was banging as if somebody was throwing rocks onto it. For all regard to our safety, I decided to put on hold our trip to the Mekong River. Still, […]
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Beli tudung, kain, baju kurung, telekung, jubah dan kebaya di Ho Chi Minh? Dengan populasi penduduk Islam lebih kurang 5,000 orang di Ho Chi Minh, saya sedikit was-was dengan khabar-khabar yang saya terima daripada mereka yang telah sampai ke Ho Chi Minh. Kain ela murah, telekung dan tudung, semuanya murah-murah. Baju kurung siap pun boleh […]
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After major mistake in choosing the wrong hotel in Ho Chi Minh, I decide to share some hindsight for those intending to travel to Ho Chi Minh soon. Let you not repeat the same mistake. First thing first, you need to be certain what do you want to do in Ho Chi Minh. Most Malaysians visit Ho […]
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Since I brought 2 colleagues who hardly went travelling, I had a mission to give them a lasting memory of their stay in Ho Chi Minh. Aware of their reluctance to settle with backpackers hostel, I booked Hong Thien Loc Hotel having its address at 287 – 289 Pham Ngu Lao Street, District 1 via […]
Read more →Leaving for Ho Chi Minh from LCCT on a Saturday evening is a quiet affair. LCCT is quieter than usual. My flight has been delayed by 20 minutes. I am greeted with warm hospitality by a businessman to whom I am acquainted to onboard the flight. His name is Leo and he offered me a […]
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In a bustling city like Ho Chi Minh, you are more likely to meet Vietnam at its most cores. Fleeting images of ancient pagodas, street markets, shops selling silks, spices and baskets, high rise business district and countless motorcycles denote Ho Chi Minh. Crossing a busy road might be a task for the travellers. Ho […]
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Reminiscing the only night spent in Hue, I wonder if the old lady is still selling grilled corns by the busy street of Hue tonight. Arriving late in Hue and realizing it was the only night we spent in Hue, we decided to stroll down the Perfume River where the fluroscent billboards of the nearby […]
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Having only limited time in Hue, we have no choice but to settle with Hue City Tour that brings us to the following excursion places:- 1. Old Citadel : The old imperial city is surrounded by a wall 2 kilometres by 2 kilometres which is surrounded by moat. Perfume River water is taken to fill […]
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A trip to Central Vietnam is not complete if you omit Hai Van Pass from your itinerary. Hai Van Pass loosely translated into English as “Ocean Cloud Pass” is a mountaineous train route surpassing the National Road 1A of Vietnam. The train route crosses Annamite Range, the mountain range that extends through Laos, Vietnam and […]
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Hoi An was one of the major trading centres in the South East Asia in the 16th century along side Malacca and Makassar. Although it has been habitated by westerners since then, Hoi An does not lose its distinct Chinese appeal. Trailing through the narrow streets, the ancient town is so much alive despite of […]
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Year 2012 kicked start with a trip to the Airasia’s newly open route in Central Vietnam, Da Nang. I was not alone this time. I was with Jia and Emy. As work has its toll on me yet again, I depended entirely on Jia for the research and the lonely planet guidebook left by Rahel, […]
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Camping at Laugardalur Campsite, Reykjavik
A Night at Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers
Fjallraven Classic Denmark 2019 - Day 3Camping at Laugardalur Campsite, ReykjavikA Night at Crowne Plaza Copenhagen TowersFjallraven Classic Denmark 2019 - Day 3
Fjallraven Classic Denmark 2019 - Day 2
Fjallraven Classic Denmark 2019 - Day 1
Fjallraven Classic Denmark - Travelling to Svenborg
Shopping Jubah & Baju Kurung di Ho Chi Minh [HCM Part 4]
Tips for Hotels in Ho Chi Minh [HCM Part 3]
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Kembara Laskar Pelangi
Bohey Dulang, Mantabuan & Tatagan Island
