Travel: Australia 2015

 

It was my first time to visit this country from down under. Welcome to Australia! It was one of the most memorable travel experience since I'm with the most precious people around me. It started from a random plan that turned out to be a reality, our most awaited friendship travel goal! It was a big surprise when I realized that they booked a business class ticket via Singapore Airlines (first timer here!) It was such a  great flight experience on board for almost 7 hours from Singapore Changi Airport to Sydney. We all had some good dinner at the airport lounge before boarding, served with bottomless champagne during the flight with world- class food for breakfast and of course SIA's best customer service, it was indeed the best flight so far. Sydney then greeted me the next day and can't wait to share more travel experience with you so just keep on following my blog for more of my Australia travel adventure.

Travel: Hong Kong 2015

Travel: Macau 2015

Let me share with you my travel memories in Macau late last year! Yes, this short weekend trip was one quite unforgettable, not only because I lost my iPhone (Lol!) but of course with my new discoveries of what to eat and visit in Macau. We still ended up visiting The Venetian, Ruins of St. Paul and Galaxy which are some of Macau's famous tourist destination. We had a quick 1 day visit in Macau but it was totally worth it. Macau is a place surely you will fall in love with!

Travel: Bali Pulina Indonesia

Food: Kitchenette Bali Indonesia

Travel: Kuta Beach Bali Indonesia

Food: Bagus Pub Bali Indonesia

Travel: Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort

Travel: Volendams Amsterdam

Food: Volendams Restaurant

Travel: Windmill Zaandam Amsterdam

I have always been fascinated by windmills back in my primary school years. This time I have never imagined to see a real one here in Holland. Welcome to Zaandam Amsterdam! It's a city in the Netherlands in the province of North Holland. It is the main city of the municipality of Zaanstad. 

In the Golden Age, Zaandam served as a large milling centre. Thousands of windmills powered saws the were processing Scandinavian wood for shipbuilding and paper industries. One of which we have visited was the Het Jonge Schaap. We were also given the chance to see the inside of the windmill & got a brief knowledge of its mechanics. Outside we enjoyed there hot chocolate milk & fresh herring with bread. Windmills are characteristic of the Dutch landscape and a symbol of the Dutch struggle with water. Holland Windmills - such an unforgettable tourist destination!

Travel: Marken Amsterdam

Marken is a village in the province of North Holland in the Netherlands with a population of 1810 in the municipality of Waterland. The wooden houses of Marken are the tourist attraction popular in Amsterdam. If you're in Marken, you'll have to visit the famous Klompen Shoe Factory (Traditional Clogs) as they remain today in use as protective footwear in agriculture and in some factories and mines. I just love the natural ambience of this place and their picturesque sceneries of this little community. You would love just to spend a day strolling around the their garden landscape and have some picnic along the lakeside or go for sunset watching with a bubbly champagne.

Food: Bon Appetit Amsterdam

Travel: Amsterdam Netherlands

Travel: Sheraton Amsterdam Airport Hotel

Travel: Berlin Germany

Finally, this will be my last post for Berlin Germany travel, food & fashion blog post. Honestly, I only had 8 hours of stay here in Berlin before heading to Amsterdam. But I made sure of having the best visual diary for Berlin using my DSLR & iPhone for taking these picturesque photos. Anyone will surely fall in love with Berlin, I will definitely go back here if given the chance. I know there are way more beautiful cities to explore in Germany so for now, enjoy browsing these Berlin visual diary that I compiled for you all! Keep on visiting my blog for more travel post, next stop will be Netherlands!

Travel: Berlin Wall

Another tourist destination ticked off my bucket list is no other the Berlin Wall. This historically popular wall in Berlin was a barrier that divided the city from 1961 to 1981. Constructed by the German Democratic Republic, starting on 13 August 1961 and it was opened in November 1981. It came to symbolise the "Iron Curtain" that separated Western Europe and the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War. I enjoyed just walking along the Berlin Wall, looking on all those graffiti arts and learning the historical facts on as to how this wall became the city's main tourist attraction. Will gonna share with you more tourist spot in Berlin on my next blog post to just keep on visiting my blog to all my dear readers!

Travel: Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe also known as the "Holocaust Memorial" is Berlin's memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. This construction which opened in 2005, is covered with 2,711 concrete slabs or "stelae" arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field that hold the names of all known Jewish holocaust victims. 

I was looking on some travel blogs before heading to Berlin when I learned about this tourist spot. 

Travel: Bradenburg Gate Germany

Food: Breakfast in Germany