Singapore’s East Coast is mostly a residential area. We went there so we could see what the city looks like in the suburbs. What I can stay is that the area is clean and green and perfect for biking.
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Friday, October 4, 2013
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Singapore 2012: Universal Studios
Sentosa is not all about the beach and luxurious resorts. Sentosa is also the location of Universal Studios Singapore! I wonder if anyone can ever take a photo of the globe with all the letters of “Universal” captured in one perfect shot.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Singapore 2012: Sentosa Beach
I was looking forward to writing this post revolving around the beautiful pictures I have taken. The exact reason why Singapore became one of my most favorite destinations is because of Sentosa. It makes Singapore not just a finance center, all grayed out by the tallest buildings, but a city that marries progress and nature.
Sentosa is a small island easily accessible by train.
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Sentosa is a small island easily accessible by train.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Singapore 2012: Marina Bay Sands
The Marina Bay Sands Hotel deserves a separate post because of the impressive facade that resembles a cerulean tidal wave carrying a surfboard.
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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Singapore 2012: Highlights of the City
Singapore is at the top of my favorite places to visit because there I can find everything that I need —- shopping, food, entertainment, and nature! It’s rare to find gems like this. Being a highly-urbanized city, it’s pleasantly surprising - or refreshing - to see that greens and beaches are just a few minutes away.
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Friday, September 20, 2013
Kuala Lumpur 2012: A Bustling Metro
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!
Whenever I go to a foreign place, I prefer to just roam around the city or neighborhoods without a planned itinerary in mind. I prefer to see and experience the soul of the place and not just the famous landmarks.
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Whenever I go to a foreign place, I prefer to just roam around the city or neighborhoods without a planned itinerary in mind. I prefer to see and experience the soul of the place and not just the famous landmarks.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Hong Kong 2011: Victoria Harbour
Capping off our Hong Kong adventure is a nice walk to Victoria Harbour where a lights show happens every 8pm. I didn’t take pictures of the actual show but the city lights are enough to take my breath away.
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Hong Kong 2011: Ocean Park
After our day trip in Macau, we continued our Hong Kong vacation by going to Ocean Park.
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Saturday, September 7, 2013
Macau 2011: Hotels and Casinos
I have seen in pictures ot TV shows before the place in Macau that is a replica of Venice’s famous gondolas. I thought it was an outdoor attraction but it was only when I arrived at The Venician when i found out that the whole thing was inside the hotel!
Macau 2011: Historic Sites
Although Macau is very famous for its world-class casinos and hotels (which I’m going to cover in my next blog post), the Ruins of St. Paul is probably the most iconic landmark of Macau.
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Hong Kong 2011: Disney Parade
I just wanted to have a separate entry for the Disney parade.
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Hong Kong 2011: Disneyland
Here we are at last, in the happiest place on earth!
Everything is Mickey and nothing hurts. Look at the train.
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Everything is Mickey and nothing hurts. Look at the train.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Hong Kong 2011: The Peak
This is my first out-of-the-country trip with my sister! We so wanted to go to Disneyland together, but we did that on Day 2.
On Day 1, we roamed random streets of HK and then went to The Peak, the highest point where you can see all of HK. We got to ride the tram, which is bent upwards like 45 degrees or whatever. It was so uncomfortable. BUt the view makes up for it.
We got to the top and immediately went to see Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum.
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On Day 1, we roamed random streets of HK and then went to The Peak, the highest point where you can see all of HK. We got to ride the tram, which is bent upwards like 45 degrees or whatever. It was so uncomfortable. BUt the view makes up for it.
We got to the top and immediately went to see Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Vietnam 2011: Nha Trang
When going to another country, it’s not enough to just see the city. Seeing the rural side is also a must!
And so we found Vietnam’s beachside, Nha Trang. From Saigon, we took a six-hour overnight train to reach this breath of fresh salty air.
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And so we found Vietnam’s beachside, Nha Trang. From Saigon, we took a six-hour overnight train to reach this breath of fresh salty air.
Vietnam 2011: The City of Saigon
This is actually my first ever out of the country trip. My friends and I didn’t plan this. It just happened… or more likely, a seat sale happened.
Ho Chi Minh City is the official name now but Saigon has certain ring to it.
Anyway, we went there with no itinerary at all. It was like, anything goes! So the first thing we did as tourists was to roam around the city, and the products of our walkathons are here below.
Museum
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Ho Chi Minh City is the official name now but Saigon has certain ring to it.
Anyway, we went there with no itinerary at all. It was like, anything goes! So the first thing we did as tourists was to roam around the city, and the products of our walkathons are here below.
Museum
