Tag: digital nomad
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Yes, it’s touristy. But yes, I still loved it. I love Shiroi Koibito cookies — so visiting their park during winter felt like stepping into a sugary, snow-dusted fairytale. Everything was twinkly and cute, with that kind of over-the-top charm Japan does so well. 🔥 My Forever Favourite Moments: 🍪 You get a birthday badge…
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Monthly Breakdown for Winter Wanderers, Onsen Seekers, and Christmas Market Lovers Sapporo in December has a very specific kind of magic — snowfall, twinkly lights, and steaming hot food when your fingers can’t feel anything. I always find myself back here around Christmas. It’s peaceful, pretty, and has enough festive vibes without being overwhelming. 💰…
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Mosques, museums, and a desert night I’ll never forget. Abu Dhabi has this stillness to it — but it doesn’t mean it’s boring. I got to explore cultural gems, slide into the sand in a drift car, and end the day sipping tea under the stars. Some spots were grand and moving. Others? A little…
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My favourite bakery in Bangkok — hidden in plain sight, right inside CentralWorld. I kept passing by Sunmoulin Royal after meals, always noticing the long queues. One day, I caved. And I’m so glad I did — because that’s when I discovered their Waffle series. Soft, pillowy, just the right amount of sweet. Addictive. Their…
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Monthly Breakdown for First-Time Remote Travellers, History Buffs, and Market Wanderers Phnom Penh was where it all began. It was the first country in Asia that didn’t require tests or quarantine when borders were still closed — so I booked a one-way flight and started my full-time remote travel life here. It turned out to…
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I never expected to enjoy a group activity this much — especially as a solo traveller. I never expected to enjoy a group activity this much — especially as a solo traveller. But this day trip to Ayutthaya booked through Klook was hands-down one of the best group experiences I’ve had. Usually, solo travellers get…
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Monthly Breakdown for Pet-Sitters, Beach Walkers, and Quiet Season Travellers I first discovered Newcastle through a pet-sitting gig. That assignment was only for a week, but I ended up staying for a full month with my own accommodations elsewhere. This was during the early days of my travel life, where I was still figuring out…
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Simple meals, strong tea, and the kind of flavours that feel like home. Some cities make you slow down — not because they’re quiet, but because the food is too good to rush. KL is that kind of place for me. Here’s a quick list of what I always end up eating when I’m here…
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Monthly Breakdown for Singapore Escapees, Practical Shoppers, and Banana Leaf Addicts Originally, I booked KL as a convenient hub — lots of flights in and out, easy transit to other countries. But somewhere between the local eats, shopping deals, and day-to-day ease, I kinda fell in love with it. It has a Singapore-adjacent vibe, but…
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Let’s be real — sushi in Japan is on another level. And while lists are helpful, some meals are too good to summarise. So here’s a short and honest take: these are the three sushi spots I always return to when I’m back in Tokyo. 🔥 My Forever Favourites: 🍥 Sushi no Midori📍Various locations (Ginza,…