Life is one long vacation
La dolce vita in Italian means life of self-indulgence. As a purveyor of sophistication, the St. Regis Bangkok knows the good life all too well. Too well that they have a new tradition, the La Dolce Vita High Tea, which pays homage to the English affair, albeit with an Italian twist. Read more… The La Read More
The number of ancestral homes turned into restaurants is seemingly on the rise nowadays. Its patrons, usually millennials who’ve settled miles away from their home, love how these can simulate a typical Filipino Sunday, wherein family and guests would come to partake in a hearty meal. Although most showcase heirloom recipes, the beautiful No. 9 Read More
For the first time ever, we recently checked out Marina Bay Sands’ Art Science Museum, which we usually see as the ginormous lotus-like flower floating conspicuously on Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay. It’s a permanent attraction that “showcases the power of creativity as it is manifested in the world of ArtScience” through three spaces: Curiosity, Inspiration, Read More
Just last July 2015, LEGOLAND Malaysia Water Park unveiled a new addition to its already awesome lineup of attractions, and I took my cousins to check it out. Build-a-Boat allows kids to build their boats using unlimited LEGO bricks and lets them race what they made across a river. According to our friends from LEGOLAND Read More
The Peranakan, also once known as the Straits Chinese, are more commonly associated with the states of Penang and Melaka in Malaysia. However, little do people know that the East Coast state of Terengganu has a considerable Peranakan population, meshing well with its predominantly Muslim majority. Recently, we attended a festival they held to commemorate Read More
