Travel-writer. Adventure seeker. Risk Taker. Story teller. Info sharer.
I don’t know about you…but for me, food is absolutely and unequivocally one of the most important things in the world. I know many people see food purely as a source of fuel…but for me, food is so much more. (and no I can’t date let alone be friends with those sorts of people - [...]
15 October 2018 – The man who hated traveling Some time ago, I met a man in Bangkok before I ventured off to Chiang Rai. He startled me. His views challenged me and left me in a state of…I guess you could say disbelief. I met him at a cheap hostel I booked. I can’t [...]
Now that I’ve had time to settle in and reflect on my trip and catch up with some people…I’ve had time to realise how I feel about coming home. It’s hard for me to put into words, but I feel sad. I have this classic description of post-holiday depression. Everything here seems so colourless and [...]
This entry will be short and sweet, just like my time in Zurich (it's more for my own documenting purposes but I've posted it in case you're interested :)) After waking up late, falling onto the floor from the top bunk, putting on my shorts inside out and almost missing my flight (in my last [...]
I want to write about my love-hate relationship with Vietnam and how it’s come to grow on me and eventually formed my deep love for the country. I started off disliking it because of a mixture of shock and difficulty in Hanoi (it was much difficult to adapt to than it’s Asian counterparts such as [...]
I’ve been dying to write this piece for quite some time now because I never would have thought I’d have the honour and pleasure of attending an Indian wedding, especially in India. It was certainly not on my bucket list of things to do (even though it’s on so many other people’s bucket lists), but [...]
Day 3 – Agra and the Taj Mahal Agra is a city in the northern region of India which is home to the world-famous Taj Mahal ~ a majestic architectural masterpiece built between 1631 and 1648 for a Mughal emperor in memory of, and as a symbol of his love for his third wife. After [...]
