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We are all sick and tired of being home! As most countries are slowly starting to ease up on travel restrictions, you may be tempted to make a trip to one of the islands. Here’s quick post on what you should expect if you are looking to travel to the following islands - Bahamas, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Turks and Caicos, Jamaica.
Read MoreIn today’s post, we are on a quest for the best swimming pool to indulge in while on vacation. We are looking at 7 pools from across the world - pools overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the Mediterranean Sea and the Andaman Sea to pools overlooking the city skylines and those nestled in the middle of the jungle.
Read MoreThey are so many beautiful tourist places to see in Mexico; however, most of them require at least half a day or a full day commitment as they are all quite far from each other. We couldn’t quite decide what places we wanted to go see but Mexico is known for the ruins, so that was our must-see place. We literally only had 2 days for tourist attractions, so the ruins took up one of those days. The ruins we went to see are located in Tulum, which is about a 2-hour drive from Cancun.
Read MoreCancun is the perfect quick getaway from New York. You can’t go wrong with beautiful beaches, delicious food and amazing views. Hyatt Zilara exemplifies all three. In part one of this travel diary, I’m taking a deep dive into the resort and what you can expect if you choose to stay there during your vacation.
Read MoreThere are a lot of tourist attractions in Thailand that mostly involve water sports. A lot of tour guides offer half day trips to different islands inclusive of lunch or dinner. On this trip, we visited different islands with beautiful views, unique features, and clear turquiose water perfect for snorkelling.
Read MoreWhen you hear the word Thailand, it conjures up an image of perfectly pristine white sand beaches, sea mountains perfectly posing in the water, bright colored longtail boats, and let’s not forget about the Thai food! Krabi is in Southern Thailand along the coast of the Andaman Sea. It is an ideal location for anyone looking for a more relaxed vacation away from hustle and bustle of the city – it is also less crowded in comparison to the more popular Phuket Island and boasts of many white sand beaches, hot springs, coral reefs, caves and waterfalls.
Read MoreThe Hanging Gardens of Bali is located right in the middle of the jungle and boasts 44 secluded villas, each with its own private pool. The resort is famously known for having the world’s best infinity pool - a two tiered pool that is lit with hundreds of candles in the night time for a truly romantic dinner for the resort guests.
Read MoreOne thing I loved about Bali is its rich culture and the different types of attractions it has to offer. In this travel series, I cover all the places that you must see in Bali from waterfalls, volcanoes, coffee plantations to temples.
Read MoreMaybe it's the inviting sound of Balinese music constantly playing in my ears, or the warm smiles of the Balinese people dressed in vibrant attires. Maybe it's the moon that hangs low over the palm trees or the sound of the river gently flowing in the rainforest. Bali is heaven on earth.
Read MoreThis post is a continuation of my Singapore Travel Diary. If you missed the first post where I share tips on finding the best hotel for you, you can check it out here. We were only in Singapore for a few days, so if you plan on visiting and are pressed for time, make sure to check out these tourist places - Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, Orchard Road, Little India, and Singapore Botanic Gardens.
Read MoreSingapore is a modern, cleaner version of New York City and serves as the financial hub of Asia. The bustling city draws millions in visitors each year. Last year, I was one of the lucky ones to brace this beautiful city for a few days. It’s a perfect mesh of the different Asian cultures. Check out this travel guide and my top tips for choosing the right hotel for you!
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