At each corner of the walls surrounding the Forbidden City, you will find four towers that resemble Chinese temples. These are far from being any religious building. These towers were constructed as defense facilities alongside the lofty walls, the gigantic gate towers, and the moat. Built in 1420 during Yongle Emperor’s reign, they are known
Most people who travels to Indonesia would often visit Bali there is so much to see in Indonesia, so Bali multi centre holidays are recommended just for that destination alone. Some would even venture to Lombok or the Gili Islands. However, there is this huge chunk of an island that has always intrigued me to
Recently with the progress of the two Koreas having a very promising and progressive summit, it’s a fantastic time to take a look inside the hermit kingdom through my lens. Now that the world has once again turn their focus on Kim Jong Un, I’d like to share some of the shots I’ve seen of
Most people who has traveled into Laos will praise its beauty and tranquility. Well known cities like Vientiane, Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng usually comes to mind. However, very few has heard of the village of Nong Khiaw. If you are keen on off beaten trails like me, Nong Khiaw is a great place to
As the year comes to a close, I shall begin my annual post of “The Year Was”. 2017 has been a very good year for me. It was mostly positive things and I am extremely grateful for that. First off, I left my job at the Malaysian Stock Exchange. My almost 2 years at Bursa
Mount Phousi is a must see attraction when visiting Luang Prabang. Located right in the heart of the city between the rivers of Mekong and Nam Khan, Mount Phousi stands majestically at a height of 100m. As the highest point in town, it boasts the town’s famous and favourite panoramic view. Tons of tourists flock
The Kuang Si waterfalls is the highlight of Luang Prabang. The iconic photo that dominates the internet search for Luang Prabang is indeed Kuang Si. Located about 25km south of the town, Kuang Si is loved by all. Its iconic turquoise blue pools are so gorgeous and mesmerizing, it’s hard to take your eyes away
Luang Prabang is well known for its slow paced lifestyle and spiritual nourishment. It also boasts a fantastic place to enjoy sunsets. The small scale of the town allows visitors to walk the streets, enjoy a bite while indulging in the surroundings by foot or bicycle. Quiet throughout the day, Luang Prabang not only relaxes
