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Cairo — the capital city of Egypt and the largest city in Africa. Every year, tourists flock to this glorious city, wanting to see the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the ancient wonders of the world. Visiting the Pyramids had always been on my bucket list, and I was lucky enough to be able… Continue reading My Journey to the Great Pyramids and Sphinx of Ancient Egypt
Stained glass windows and stately statues — besides being sites of worship, some churches around the world have also gained attention for their aesthetic intricacies. They draw crowds beyond church-goers and have come to be appreciated as works of art. From a renowned work of Renaissance architecture in Rome to a fairytale-like structure in Russia,… Continue reading Famous Beautiful Churches Around The World
Few Singaporeans know the impact that the small Armenian community in Singapore had on the development of the city-state. In fact, they make up of Singapore’s smallest minority, with less than 700 Armenians over the span of 200 years. Yet, we all know the fruits of their labour, namely the Raffles Hotel, the Straits Times… Continue reading Armenian Cultural Attractions
Many Singaporeans may not even be aware that we have a small but important Arab community in Singapore. In the 19th century, many Yemeni Arabs came to Singapore and were involved in the trade, retail and real estate development. In fact, the Arabs were the largest landowners in Singapore at that time. The historic Raffles… Continue reading Best Places to Visit in the Middle East
Jordan may have some testy neighbours, but it is easily one of the safest in the region. It hides some of the world’s most well-preserved ancient world relics, which is why it has remained a dream destination for those in the know. Stunning Instagram shots featuring the magical Petra have also kept Jordan tours in… Continue reading Petra and 7 Unique Activities in Jordan to Experience in the Desert Gem
Dubai is an unlikely combination of 7 Star hotels, theme parks and giant malls on the edge of the desert. It’s also one of the world’s busiest transport hubs. Given all this, it’s worth exploring Dubai on a stopover en route to Europe. Here are some things to do in Dubai on a brief 2 day… Continue reading 48 Hours in Dubai – Itinerary
Good news! Gazing into the crystal ball, the Year of the Dog looks overall like a great year to travel. As we close off the 2017 Chinese calendar and head into the new year, a change of scenery could be just the recipe to flavour things up for you. We hear that travelling could even increase… Continue reading 2018 Fengshui Travel Guide: Where to Go Based on Your Chinese Zodiac
If you’re a budget traveller looking to optimise your travel experiences, point your compass to Iceland this year. The main draw of this land is its natural beauty, which includes breathtaking thermal lagoons, natural light shows, geysers, glaciers and wildlife-spotting. Most of these attractions are gifts from Mother Nature – meaning that they’re completely free. Read… Continue reading How to Enjoy the Epicness of Travelling Iceland, on a Budget
It’s Ramadan season where, throughout the month (May 27 – June 25, 2017), Muslims around the world observe fasting, introspection and deep prayer. For Muslims, Ramadan is a time for spiritual strengthening and personal development, when days are spent exercising discipline and commitment, and nights are spent in both celebration and vigil. It might not… Continue reading 6 Wondrous Destinations to Travel to During Ramadan