Singapore street art guide: Kampong Gelam
A detailed guide to street art in Singapore’s Kampong Gelam, the Malay-Arab heritage enclave that is also a cool indie spot for hanging out in and one of my favourite spots in Singapore.
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My First Performance Art – Marina Abramovic’s 512 Hours at the Serpentine Gallery
Ever been a part of a performance art piece? I got to catch Marina Abramovic’s 512 Hours at the Serpentine Gallery when I was in London, it was real bizarre!
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Things to do in Ayutthaya, Thailand’s old capital
Need a break from busy Bangkok? Take a day trip to Ayutthaya, Thailands’s old capital and UNESCO World Heritage site for a look into Thai culture and history. Here’s a list of things to do in Ayutthaya.
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The art of appreciating art when you know nothing about art
Don’t be afraid of art – it’s a great way to learn about a new country! Here are some tips from an art newbie on how anyone can learn to appreciate art.
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Visiting the New-Old Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall
Check out Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, one of Singapore’s oldest buildings and recently reopened to the public after 4 years of refurbishment.
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Unwinding at Holiday Inn Phuket Mai Khao Resort
A review of Holiday Inn Phuket Mai Khao resort on a quick weekend getaway with the girls, where we enjoyed a pool at our balcony and other fun activities in the resort.
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A little bit of London street art in Shoreditch
I took a street art walking tour with Alternative London to check out the street art scene up in Shoreditch, the East End of London.
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A vintage photo of my Dad the pilot
Here’s a vintage shot of my Dad from the family photo archives looking all cool and suave in his younger piloting days.
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Of Babi Guling and monkey forests in Ubud, Bali
Eating Babi Guling and visiting the Monkey Forest are some touristy must-dos when you visit Ubud in Bali. Here’s what I thought about them and my recs.
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Finding Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes and Neverwhere in London
Here’s a look at some of my favourite stories set in London – Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes and Neverwhere – and how I paid homage to them on my trip there.
