Thetravelunkie.org – There are many ways you can describe Bukit Cumbri in just one word. Some moments stay etched in your memory forever. This was once such moment. It was a mellow, foggy morning in the rain season. Quite early,… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – National Geographic Indonesia and Western Australia Tourism Board invited me out to sharing and talking about my experience. We were able to spend the day and had a workshop in which we showed the specialised press how to… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – This hotel in the middle of Jakarta’s central business district, a welcome retreat from the energy of its surrounding streets, the Alila Jakarta was a fantastic choice for us when we recently visited this great city. Overlooking The… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – I almost have no words describe my staycation in Courtyard by Marriott Bali Nusa Dua. That’s how wonderful it was. I try to soak up the sun, yoga, spa, dive and enjoy the beautiful & gentle Balinese people… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – The other morning we went to Sampran Riverside traditional weaving station for make a fish from coconut leafs. It’s a lost art, not many youngsters know how to make these. As demonstrated to me, who herself learned it… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – While I was in Samut Songkhram, I attended an 1 hour, private how to make Thai coconut palm sugar — a famous quality product of Samut Songkhram. A place where palm sugar is made is called “Tao Tan”.… Continue Reading
Thetraveljunkie.org – Read this post if you’re looking for things to do in Tokyo, places to visit Tokyo or blogposts that will make you want to visit Tokyo now. The travel junkie confident you’ll come across a million of your… Continue Reading
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – Going through my travel snaps, something immediately caught my eye. A few things, actually. They came in the form of holiday snaps from my trip to Harajuku, Tokyo. Harajuku is a few things: magic, Visually stunning, fashion junkie.… Continue Reading
Traveljunkieindonesia.com – The oldest temple in Tokyo said to have been built in 628. Most of the Sensoji temple was destroyed during Allied bombing raids in 1945. In a local example of corporate philanthropy, the main Kaminarimon Gate – famous… Continue Reading