Welcome to my article on "explore Mui Ne, Vietnam's hidden Gem". Tucked along Vietnam’s south-central coast, Mũi Né is a coastal town that offers far more than just sandy beaches. With its fishing village, stunning white and red sand dunes, and fabulous seafood cuisine, Mũi Né looks set to become a must-visit destination if you are seeking both natural beauty and local culture.
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Welcome to my article on Vietnam’s coffee culture. Having travelled to Vietnam regularly over the past year, I feel compelled to pay homage to the country’s incredible relationship with coffee. In Vietnam, coffee isn’t just a beverage – it’s a way of life. It reflects the nation’s strength, resourcefulness, and remarkable historical transformation. Coffee was first introduced to Vietnam in the 19th century by the French during the colonial period. Since... Welcome to my article on the exhilrating Pacu Jawi in Batusangkar. This adventure to photograph the iconic Pacu Jawi (bull race) was one of the most spontaneous trips I’ve ever embarked on. Held in Bukittinggi, within Tanah Datar—a regency in West Sumatra—this event is deeply rooted in local tradition and is not tailored for tourists. The Pacu Jawi has its origins as a post-harvest celebration, a festive spectacle for villagers that dates back centuries, even... Welcome to my event article on the Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2024. The Queen Elizabeth II Cup is one of the most prestigious events in horse racing. Open to horses aged three years and above, the race has evolved into a lead-up to the Singapore Gold Cup. Covering a distance of 1800m, the Queen Elizabeth II Cup is now a weight-for-age race with a prize purse of $300,000, attracting top-class horses and jockeys.
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Welcome to "Eat like a local in Saigon". This is my fifth trip in a year to the vibrant Ho Chi Minh City, where every street corner offers a feast of flavours. As you step into this bustling metropolis, you're not just embarking on a culinary adventure—you're diving into a rich tapestry of tastes, traditions, and tantalising street food. You'll be pleased to know that Saigon was awarded 4th place in TimeOut’s Best... Dear friends, welcome to my Chinese Opera Backstage Photography session. This event was organised by SAFRA Content Creator Club. In Mandarin, Chinese street opera is called jiexi (“street show”). This traditional Chinese dramatic form was brought to Singapore by immigrants from China in the 19th century as part of their religious rites. Since then, the popularity of wayang has been like the sea tides, sometimes high, sometimes low.
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Xin Chao, welcome to my "10 Must-try Vietnamese Dishes" article. Join me on a flavourful adventure through the world of Vietnamese cuisine. Vietnamese food is a delightful fusion of flavours, textures, and aromas, shaped by centuries of history, diverse regional influences, and a deep appreciation for fresh local ingredients. Every bite tells a story of tradition, creativity and cultural heritage, from savoury soups to sweet desserts. In this blog, I will be your GPS... Welcome to my "Ha Giang Loop by Private Car Tour" travelogue. If Ha Giang is on your travel bucket list, then this article is a must-read. Known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, trips to Ha Giang are often referred to as "The Ha Giang Loop." This iconic journey takes you through breathtaking landmarks, charming villages, and vibrant towns, following a scenic route that forms a loop, as depicted in the travel map below. Whether you're seeking... Welcome to my pictorial article on the Singapore Airshow 2024. This current edition of the bi-annual airshow was held on the 20-25th February, with the last 2 days opened to the public. This year’s airshow featured the largest number of foreign flying teams at the Singapore Airshow. Out of six air forces – five of them are from overseas. The event organisers of the Singapore Airshow reported the 2024 trade event, recorded its highest attendance rate in its... Welcome to my article on 'Hoi An or Da Nang?'. These two travel destinations are among the most popular in Vietnam with each offering a unique experience. Located just about an hour from each other, many visitors planning a trip here inevitably face the question of whether they should stay a longer time at Hoi An or Da Nang. You will find my answer at the end of this travelogue and I hope my insights and pictures will facilitate a better understanding of these two...Vietnam’s Coffee Culture
Pacu Jawi in Batusangkar
Queen Elizabeth II Cup 2024
Eat like a local in Saigon
Chinese Opera Backstage Photography
10 Must-try Vietnamese Dishes
Ha Giang Loop by Private Car Tour
Singapore Airshow 2024
Hoi An or Da Nang?
