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Kuala Lumpur: Veg Foodies’ Delight!

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09 Dec 2014
I like the tag line of the Malaysian Tourism Board: ‘Malaysia – Truly Aisa’. It really is true, at least for the foodies! We have been to plenty of places in Asia – Thailand, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, India and the Maldives. Malaysia offers the palette a taste of all these countries and more, including Japan, and Korea. We have struggled a bit in Thailand for vegetarian food and have eaten boiled rice and stir...
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8
Dec
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Monday Musings: Hungry in Colombia

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08 Dec 2014
“Whenever we travel in a new place, we look forward to eating popular dishes of the local cuisine. More than checking out the famous landmarks, museums or places that come highlighted in travel guides, food is bound to make a better introduction to a new land. It connects you to the local culture immediately and it allows you to understand how people live. Very often, this connection can be found in its most authentic form...
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Dec
2014
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Top 5 Places to Revisit

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03 Dec 2014
It’s a big big big world….and life is short. Somehow, there never seems to be enough time to do justice to a country’s natural blessings, culture and experiences by spending only a week. As we bid good bye to one country, we hope that serendipitous events in life get us back there. Here are five places that we would love to revisit: Kruger National Park, for untamed Nature The honeymoon destination is always special for...
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Dec
2014
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Interview: V-logs and Films

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01 Dec 2014
We went for a summer vacation to Croatia in August this year. As we planned our trip, we browsed the net, wow-ed looking at postcard perfect pictures from the country and got a real feel of things by watching a few videos on YouTube. Our favourite videos were those shot by Evan Trout from Burris Film. Here is the link to one of the videos….and there are many more! We wanted to know more about...
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1
Dec
2014
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Monday Musings: Guanajuato, Mexico

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01 Dec 2014
Guanajuato’s colourful buildings cascade like sugar-coated treats over the hills that make up this Mexican town. Aside from the photo opportunities at every turn, the town has a vibrant cultural scene. As well as the theatre, check out the birthplace of the artist Diego Rivera – famed for his colourful murals – in the house and museum of his birthplace. Also worth a visit is the not-for the-squeamish Museum of the Mummies, complete with exhumed...
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Nov
2014
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Malindo Air: Airline Review

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30 Nov 2014
We want to travel ever so often. Our whims and fancies would take us to a new destination every alternate weekend if budget wasn’t a constraint. Hence, every sale on air fare or introduction of a new low cost carrier is a reason of us to celebrate. We don’t care whether the flight takes us to an interesting location in India or lets us add another stamp to our passport – our bags are always...
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27
Nov
2014
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Tweet Tweet: KL Bird Park

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27 Nov 2014
About a decade ago, I went through a ‘Tweety’ obsessed phase. I had key chains with Tweety bird showing off his cuteness – in a Christmas hat… with a football… in funky sunglasses… and many more. I had Tweety bird erasers, mugs, pen stands and soft toys. Remnants of this obsessive phase still exist at my folks’ place. ‘I twaut I thaw a puddy tat’ was like music to my ears! For someone who is...
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26
Nov
2014
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Galle – Something for everyone!

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26 Nov 2014
So, you like history – forts, bastions and colonial structures? And cricket too? Oh, you want to spend a weekend by the sea as well? I am sure you want to sample some fine spicy food! And you want all this in one little place; isn’t that asking for a little too much? Well, Galle is one place that will have something for the Mister and something for the Missus as well! The famous traveller...
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Nov
2014
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Monday Musings: Zionkirsche, Berlin

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24 Nov 2014
Berlin offers history and architecture to please every discerning traveller. Amongst the many churches that the city has, the Zionkrische is special. Constructed in 1872, the church has witnessed history being created. Before the fall of the Berlin Wall, opposition groups met at the church. The building suffered heavily during the Second World War and went through a rigorous restoration process. Zionkirsche, Berlin “It is the history that makes this church special. I have passed...
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