Guest Post: 7 tips to keep your tummy safe while travelling in South-East Asia

Travelling is never an easy task. It involves a lot of energy even before starting the journey. Choosing the itinerary, booking transportation and accommodation, packing... so many things to think about that, once everything has been fixed, you stop caring about anything and just focus on having a good time.And in South-East Asia you have plenty of possibilities for this regarding the amazing food you can find here, the nightlife of the paradise...

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Singapore Airlines Flight Review: A 5 Star Experience

It has been 6 years since my maiden flight experience with Singapore Airlines in the year 2007 and followed by year 2008 and 2009, becoming one of the luckiest and earliest to experience flying on the largest commercial aircraft in the world, the Airbus A380. After a 4 year hiatus, I have managed to purchase a promotional ticket from Singapore Airlines to Tokyo again. Much have changed to the Boeing 777 interior which I have flew in the...

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SilkAir Flight Review: As Smooth As Silk

Two years after my first experience with SilkAir in the year, I have managed to fly on SilkAir again this year 2013 as a shared-code flight with Singapore Airlines. Rated 4 Star Airline by SKYTRAX, SilkAir is wholly owned subsidiary by Singapore Airlines. SilkAir operates and fly passengers from Singapore to mainly cities across South East Asia, South Asia and Australia.The Airbus A320 of SilkAirThe Airbus A320 offers typical three by three (3-3)...

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Safari Experience: Day 2

On the second day aka final day, finally we have got the opportunity for a bush walk. Bush walk means walk around the wilderness which belongs to the animal kingdom. This activity is not possible if you pay for your own game drive inside the Kruger National Park unless it is privately run. In this case, our morning bush walk is guided by rangers of Tshukudu Lodge.The first stop is for Mtombi, a female cheetah. Luckily she is resting.A chance to pat/touch...

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Safari Experience: Day 1

After checking-in into the lodge, we headed for evening game drive. I am sure that most of you have been wondering what is 'game drive'. 'Game drive' is a term used for wildlife watching from a vehicle usually from a car or a tall truck around the safari enjoying wildlife at its very own natural way. In my opinion, this is much better than watching animals or wildlife in an enclosed zoo.Game Drive on a 20 seater truck with David as the driver (and...

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