This pretty volcanic island situated at the south of Korea is a holiday destination not to be missed. I visited the island twice, once in summer and once in winter. Both experiences were different and unforgettable. If you are thinking of visiting the island, it would be more convenient to rent a car with a GPS (left-hand drive and international drivers license is needed). It is really easy to drive in Jeju – the road signs are in both Korean and English and to get to the destination, all you need to do is to key in the telephone number of that place into your GPS. However, the locals there speak very minimal English but so far I had not much difficulty getting by except once where I had to draw a picture of a fish and chicken in the restaurant because the waitress couldn’t understand English. One thing I love about Jeju is the fresh produce. Remember to try the tangerines, persimmons and abalone! For accommodations, I would recommend Tae Gong Gak Inn. The …

2014 marked the turning point in my life. It was the year that I decided to move to Australia in pursuit of my dreams of being a Dietician. It was a year filled with uncertainties, insecurities and struggles. Through these challenges, I’ve met the most wonderful people in Melbourne that have welcomed me into their lives and helped me adapt to the new environment. Even though my time in Melbourne has come to an end as I look forward to moving to Newcastle, but I’ll never forget the friends and memories made in 2014. As a little present to all of my friends, I’ve decided to share my 10 favourite cafes in Melbourne. Most of these cafes are located away from the hustle and bustle of the city. They are what I would call the hidden gems of Melbourne and I hope that you would fall in love with this city like I did. 1. Left-handed Chef 2/219 Park St South Melbourne VIC 3205 (Closed on Tuesdays) Recommendations: Green Breakfast and smoked salmon brioche. Click here to enter their …

Bangkok is a melting pot of cuisines. You can find delicious Japanese food, western food and of course Thai food. I love everything about Thai cuisine – the spiciness, the sourness with a tinge of sweetness. It’s just so appetising that you crave for more. If you are heading to Bangkok anytime soon, do check out the foods listed below. Nara Thai Cuisine Erawan Bangkok Basement Verdict: One of the best thai food I’ve ever had. It’s slightly pricey but you are paying for the quality. Click here to enter their website. Street food Next to Pantip Plaza, The Computer City Verdict: The perfect way to experience Bangkok is to dine like the locals. Delicious and cheap street food away from the tourists. Chatuchak weekend market Verdict: Other than Platinum mall, Chatuchak weekend market is the place to go if you are looking for arts and crafts, clothes, shoes… you name it, you can find it there. There are lots of delicious street food such as coconut ice cream, red ruby that you can buy and munch along. …

‘Nua-ing’ (basically means chilling out in Hokkien) by the beach or in the villa is one of the best things to do in Bali. If you enjoy a lazy holiday, it’s good to find a nice villa to relax in. If you have tons of energy, there are lots of activities you can do in Bali too! Read on to find out more. Corra Villa Beautiful, spacious villa conveniently located near the beach and Seminyak Square. The breakfast prepared by the helpers was delicious and they kept the villa really clean and neat. The driver was very friendly and speaks good english. My family truly enjoyed our stay there. I’ll definitely stay there again. Click here to enter their website. Seminyak beach and Ku De Ta Verdict: I prefer Seminyak beach to Kuta beach partly because it is less crowded. You can rent a deck chair and tan in the sun. The waves there are good for boggie boards and surfing which are readily available from the vendors by the beach. Remember to bargain as the vendors …