Kiyomizu Temple
For many centuries, Kyoto was both the capital city of Japan and home to the Emperor. Today however, its pastoral countryside is in stark comparison to other bustling towns and locales in the country. Endowed with a rich culture and history the many temples, parks,…
Princes Park—An Enlightening Journey
The history of this park takes you through an enlightening journey to the past. The Mulgrave Battery was built near this site and was renamed Prince of Wales Battery in 1855. Also, the Prince Albert Battery was constructed higher up the hill in the year…
Explore Singapore’s Garden Wonders at the Famed Chinese and Japanese Gardens
Tucked away within the breathtaking landscapes of Jurong Lake lies Singapore’s most prized horticultural possessions. Simply dubbed the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, this touristic haven next to Jurong Bird Park near Yuan Ching Road is a popular attraction frequented by locals and foreign nature lovers…
Hamarikyu Gardens
One of the 47 prefectures of Japan, the Tokyo metropolis is the centre of the world’s most populated urban area. It is a massive, wealthy and modern metropolis, with high-tech futuristic scenes along with a touch of ancient Japan, bringing something exciting for everyone. Although…
Phillip Island Nature Park
Phillip Island Nature Park is an award winning Conservation Park dedicated to international excellence in ecotourism and mainly nature conservation. Situated on Phillip Island, Victoria in Australia, this self-funding commercial attraction focuses on conserving and enhancing the environment of the Nature Park for present and…
The Stonehenge
Situated about 3.2 km from Amesbury in England countryside, Stonehenge is supposedly the oldest and the best preserved megalithic structure (meaning large ancient stone creation) on earth and archaeological evidence point to dates as far back as 5000 years for its origin. The Stonehenge consists…
Saigon River Express
Saigon was once a French possession but over time its people cultivated its property and today this fine city stands as one of China’s premier cities. There is an abundance of to do’s here and one such past time is its transportation around the city….
Academic Pursuits
Starting with the upgrading of the existing Madre de Deus School, St Paul’s College Macau was set up in 1594 by the Jesuits. It was the largest seminary in the Far East at the time with the mission of preparing Jesuit priests travelling to China…
National Museum Singapore
Found in 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is one of the three national museums in the country. Even though it is regarded as the oldest, it emanates an innovative soul which makes strolling around the exhibits even more interesting. Focusing mainly on the history…
KLCC Aquaria
The KLCC Aquaria boasts large pools and tanks that contain the likes of river fish such as giant catfish, poison dart frogs and leap frogs. The aquarium is also home to baby sharks and stingrays. These creatures can be touched with the help of the…