Private beach at Ayana Resort, Bali Relax, smell the salt in the air, the sea breeze, listen to the crashing waves, Let's be honest, everyone wants to be at the beach, and here I am, telling you all, that's exactly where you shouldRead More

"He is solid; immovable, iron-willed. He showed me one day his killing bottle. I'm imprisoned in it. Fluttering against the glass. Because I can see through it I still think I can escape. I have hope. But it's all an illusion. A thickRead More

On September 19th 2015, my sister, my parents and their friends and I all pushed our way onto a two-carriage train to get to Stadium Merdeka, where the legendary Bon Jovi would be performing. Let's be honest, not everyone in this generation knowsRead More

Having celebrated the grand opening of Kuala Lumpur’s very first International Arts Festival, DiverseCity 2015 will be taking place throughout the whole of September. Composed of six major arts segments, comedy, traditional arts, dance, literature, music and visual arts, DiverseCity is bringing youRead More

A small pond at the Lake Gardens Water feature by the pavement Greenery in the Lake Gardens Officially named the Perdana Botanical Gardens, is an amazing, and Kuala Lumpur's very first large-scale recreational park. Occupying over 266 acres in land, it is surroundedRead More

Amazing street art in Laman Seni 7 For artists looking for some inspiration, or perhaps some motivation, I’d recommend you to spend some time there. I was incredibly surprised to find such beautiful graffiti artwork hidden behind a few shop-houses in Shah Alam.Read More

Exterior view from the gated entrace Tucked away behind small roads and neighborhood houses, is an understated grey structure which houses some great contemporary artwork from around the world. Designed by the world renowned architect Ken Yeang, the art gallery is deeply connectedRead More