An adventurous daredevil, Serene finds an adrenaline rush from exploring the unknown and off-the-beaten tracks in every country she travels to. She is an advocate of solo travel and enjoys connecting with awesome travellers along the way. On a lazy Sunday, she is either binge-watching Korean and Hong Kong dramas or dancing and singing the day away.
The crazy madness of BTS “Love Yourself” concert ticket sales in Singapore has resulted in a social media frenzy, with many lamenting about not getting any tickets despite hours of queuing. If...
5 unique things to do for your next Seoul Searching trip to Korea!
Goodbye Bangkok and Phuket. Instead, explore Khanom – a secret district in the Nakhon Si Thammarat province brimming with pink dolphins, beautiful caves and natural wonders.
From fantasy blockbusters to romantic classics!
Get ready for a gastronomic indulgence with these Michelin-starred restaurants in Taipei, Taiwan – take your pick from French and Japanese cuisine to authentic Taiwanese and Chinese food!
Whether it is hiking up Cradle Mountain to catch the romantic display of autumn leaves, indulging in fresh seafood and whiskey at winter festivals, or cuddling the Tasmanian Devil, Tasmania has something...
Try these German traditional food and drinks – they could seriously mess with your taste buds.
Skip the usual Thailand destinations. This time, visit Doi Tung for a taste of Swiss in Southeast Asia.
Loy Krathong is a festival in Thailand filled with twinkling candle lights, new beginnings, and a thousand sky lanterns floating through the full-moon night sky.
Immerse yourself in the scenery of more than a million tulips in this fantastic yet underrated festival held in the outskirts of Seoul from mid-April to early May.
On your next trip to Seoul, squeeze in some nature parks into your itinerary because they offer more than just picnics.
This is as unconventional as a grad trip goes: a scenic horse-trekking adventure through the snow-capped Altai Mountains in Kazakhstan. Read Michelle's story!
