TO TRAVEL IS TO LIVE

  The most unforgettable trip to North India last year When it is about having a taste of the culture, history, food and vibrant colours in one platter, there are few better places to visit other than Northern India. Last year in August 2019, I have gone to Agra to see one of the 7 wonders of the world The Taj Mahal, which is situated in India. It is a symbol of love, as the Mulgal Akbar for his beloved wife Mumtaz. In fact that was my first trip to North India new city, so I choose to visit Agra first. To get accommodation of my preference it has to book in advance and my stay in my hotel experience was very good. The facilities, service and food looked nice and comfortable. Actually Agra hotels offer good choices for choosing according to our requirements. You can easily find some nice, budget hotels with all the facilities to comfortably make your stay. I stayed in 3 -star hotels and according to my advice 3 -star Hotels in Agra are very comfortable and appropriate for any kind...

I’m sure everyone has dreamed of a solo overseas travel adventure. I for once was very fortunate to experience that and I will love to redo it again soonest. The reason for this blog post is basically correlated to the Covid-19 pandemic and that its obstructing my passion for travel. Thus, I decided to take a walk down memory lane and reminisce my past most favorite travel journey and had the privilege to share it with my fellow readers. Hang in there with me on this journey as it’s been some time ago since this happened, and this is a recollection of memories rather than a yesterday’s walk in the park. I have been known to make spontaneous decisions especially of those that is going to give me an enjoyable experience, and that’s exactly how this Japan trip kicked off. It was the beginning of June 2017 where AirAsia had just announced their free seats promotion and my friends were talking about absurdly cheap flight tickets to several destination, one that intrigued my interest was...

Malaysia is one of the world's most stunning countries. In 2013 there were 25,7 million foreign visitors who came to this country and enjoyed its beauty. Explore 10 of Malaysia's biggest tourist attractions. See the best places to visit here that you shouldn't miss. Plan your trip earlier to make your holidays enjoyable and relaxing. Decide where you want to be, where you want to do things, where you want to be, and how you would achieve there. 1. Kuala Lumpur The capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur and the largest gateway. It is linked with the whole world through its popular international airport of Kuala Lumpur, approximately 40 kilometers from the city centre. Malaysian economic and cultural center is Kuala Lumpur. In Kuala Lumpur, you can do so much from visiting the iconic Petronas Twin Tower and Dataran Merdeka to seeing the famous Sultan Abdul Samad palace. Tour Batu Caves, Malaysia's biggest Hindu shrine, and see printing on Batik. You have a lot of options for...