Tag: mid-range lifestyle
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Come for the AC, stay for the sweets (and sharks). Dubai Mall isn’t just a mall — it’s a full-blown destination. I was there for almost a month and still found corners I hadn’t seen before. Whether you’re window shopping, sweet-hunting, or just trying to stay out of the desert heat, here’s what stood out.…
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Monthly Breakdown for Digital Nomads, Solo Travellers, and Sweet Tooths in the Desert I honestly thought I’d enjoy Dubai more… but I didn’t. It felt like a luxury showroom built for the rich — flashy, curated, and not super liveable once you’re a few blocks away from the Dubai Mall. That said, I had my…
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A solo diner’s guide to eating well in Korea (even when the rules are strict). Some meals just stick with you. Whether it was the spice, the setting, or the fact that I had to negotiate to even get a seat — these were the ones that made an impression. If you’re eating solo in…
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Monthly Breakdown for Digital Nomads, Solo Travellers, and Reset Seekers I never really got the appeal of Busan. My cousin once said it was the one place in Korea he’d go back to, so I was intrigued. I always thought I was more of a city girl — but Busan proved me wrong. This coastal…
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You can satisfy any craving in Bangkok — seriously. This city is a food playground for both locals and expats. While I love hopping between international eats, there are a few local gems I keep going back to — underrated spots that deserve way more attention (except After You — that one’s famous for a…
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Monthly Breakdown for Digital Nomads, Hybrid Workers, and Solo Wanderers A lot of my friends asked — why on earth did I go to Alaska? And honestly, I’m not even sure. Back then, I was working remotely and figured I might as well travel to places I’d never been, popularity be damned. I also had…
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One of the rare parks that truly hit — with crowd chaos, flavour-packed food, and sea magic. I love water — snorkelling, ocean swims, you name it. So DisneySea was a no-brainer. And honestly? It’s one of the rare theme parks that fully lived up to the hype for me. From Ariel’s playground to the…
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Monthly Breakdown for Solo Female Travelers, Remote Workers, and Slow Movers India was always on my list. But like many solo female travellers, I had safety on my mind. There’s no shortage of stories online about harassment or discomfort, and I wanted my first experience to be one that allowed me to be cautious without…
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Potato balls, fried chicken, and oyster omelettes — the ultimate comfort combo. Taiwan’s one of the few countries where I look forward to night market food without fear — never once got food poisoning, and that alone is reason to feast. 🔥 My Forever Favourites: ✔️ Oyster omelette — very different from the Singapore version!…
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Monthly Breakdown for Digital Nomads, Solo Travellers, and Hybrid Workers I have been to Kaohsiung before but that was when I was still a student travelling with my family (which, if you’re from an Asian household, you know means zero freedom). I’ve also explored Taiwan solo and with friends, but mostly in Taipei. So this…