Singapore’s Changi Airport, one of Asia’s largest aviation hubs, serves countless travelers daily. Many of you might have experienced a layover here while traveling to Europe, the Middle East, or other destinations. When connecting through Changi, you might find yourself with a layover of 6 hours or more. Rather than simply waiting at the gate, […]
Rendang, one of Indonesia’s most representative dishes, can be described in a word as spiced braised beef with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. It’s characterized by its rich, deep flavor created by slow-cooking beef with spices and coconut milk. While it originated as a regional dish from Padang on Sumatra Island, it has now become a global
While Hong Kong offers countless attractions from dining to shopping to night views, The Peninsula Hong Kong’s afternoon tea stands as an unmissable experience. Here, you can enjoy exquisite tea and pastries in an atmosphere that perfectly blends Hong Kong’s colonial heritage with modern luxury. About The Peninsula Hong Kong Opened in 1928, The Peninsula
Thailand’s vibrant streets, exciting cuisine, and intense heat make it a feast for the senses. When the tropical climate starts to wear you down, there’s nothing better than Thailand’s favorite local spirit, Sangsom (แสงโสม), transformed into a refreshing frozen cocktail. What is Sangsom? Sangsom has been Thailand’s national rum since 1977. This award-winning spirit (gold
While our previous article explored Ouarzazate’s tourist attractions like Kasbah Taourirt and the Cinema Museum, the true essence of travel often lies in experiencing local life. Let’s discover how residents spend their evenings in this gateway to the Sahara. Place Al Mouahidine: The Heart of Local Life Place Al Mouahidine, located in central Ouarzazate, serves
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This article is for educational purposes only and does not promote or encourage drug use. Hashish is illegal in most countries. This content aims to provide cultural and sociological insights into a complex aspect of Moroccan society. While Chefchaouen in northern Morocco is famous for its stunning blue streets and architecture, it’s also
When visiting Morocco, most travelers focus on the historic medinas of Marrakech and Fes, or the picturesque blue streets of Chefchaouen. Today, I’ll share my experience exploring Ouarzazate, the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Early Morning Walk As Ouarzazate sits at the edge of the desert, temperatures can soar during the day. An early morning
While Morocco is often associated with the historic medinas of Marrakech and Fez, or the picturesque blue streets of Chefchaouen, there’s much more to discover. Today, we’ll explore Ouarzazate, known as the gateway to the desert, which offers a unique perspective on Moroccan culture away from the typical tourist routes. What is Ouarzazate? Ouarzazate is
Khat: Ethiopia’s Traditional Social Plant – A Cultural Perspective from Harar IMPORTANT NOTICE: This article is for educational and cultural understanding purposes only. It does not promote or encourage the use of controlled substances. Khat is illegal in many countries, including most Western nations and Japan. Ethiopia regulates khat production and sales to prevent misuse.
Experiencing a Traditional Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony in Harar Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, holds a special place in coffee culture worldwide. The ancient city of Harar, located about 500km east of the capital Addis Ababa, is famous for its wild coffee plants. During my visit, I had the fortunate opportunity to experience a traditional “coffee