This Aspiring Chef from The Philippines Shares What It’s Like Studying in South Korea
What better way to immerse yourself in the country’s fascinating culinary scene, right?
Category Archives: Featured Traveller
What It’s Like to Live in South Korea as a Foreigner
Living in South Korea for these two women offers insights about work, beauty, health, and appreciating Korean culture.
How a Filipino Made His Dream of Moving to South Korea a Reality
This is what it takes to live the dream in South Korea.
These International Students Share Their Experience of Moving Abroad During A Pandemic
Because some dreams are too big to put on hold.
This Traveller Shares Her Cycling Journey Along Taiwan’s Coastal Highways
Follow Pashmina on her back-breaking cycling trip from Kaohsiung to Hualian, which was punctuated by an earthquake, no less!
This Malaysian Spent 51 Days on The Silk Road with Just US$350
The Southern Silk Road journey across China, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey is one guaranteed to shower a traveller with the kindness of locals and bring incredible memories and lessons.
Read This Singaporean’s Ordeal of Meeting His Newborn During COVID-19
An unforgettable story of a father's love in the time of COVID-19.
This Traveller from Manila Shares Why He Goes to Malaysia Every Year
Some countries just feel like the perfect fit.
How My First-Ever Solo Trip to Bali Healed My Broken Heart
Seeking refuge from heartbreak, feeling lost and broken. This girl shares her story about how a solo trip to Bali helped her regain her footing in life.
Far from Home During A Pandemic: 11 Expats & Foreign Students from Asia Share Their Experiences So Far
Find out what it’s really like!
3.5 Years on The Road: This Malaysian Man Visited 85 Countries, 7 Continents, And 5 Oceans!
From Antarctica’s sub-zero glacial desert to Turkmenistan’s fiery molten cavern, Wong Wee Kack has traversed through hell and high water.
How to Survive A 27-Hour Train Ride Across Canada
Check out these survival tips to get the best out of your journey by train in Canada.
