Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
Back in the summer of 1996, I vividly remember waiting at the train station when I was told we didn’t get a spot on the train (we were on the waiting list.) I had a mini panic attack. Does this mean we’re going home, I exclaimed!
My father looks down at me and says, “We’re just taking a small detour.”
‘Detour’ was an understatement.
Gently rolling hills, roads lined up with tall cypress trees, mediaeval hilltowns, marble quarries and a gelato shop that has won several world championships… There is so much to see and do in Tuscany.
Here is …
[the_ad_placement id=”after-content”]Thailand is always in my heart even when I travel to other destinations. During my last trip to Abu Dhabi I kind of hit the jackpot as we actually stayed in a Thai managed hotel – the Dusit Thani. I know this hotel very well from my Bangkokian adventures but I wasn’t aware it…
VIU Hotel is the latest five star addition to the glamorous hotel scene in Milan and the only one that boasts a rooftop terrace and a pool with 360 degree view.
The exclusive terrace is
I hopped in the first train going in the direction of Lake Como and then googled the stops. This is how I ended up in Varenna , a colorful harbor town right on the shore of the lake.
The ruins have become a charming public garden, overgrown with orchard trees, ivy and wall climbing plants that make the place one of a kind. It is especially popular for lunch time retreat
Lately I can’t stop thinking about the best salmon salad I have ver had. This delicious experience happened at The Bitterman in Silom area, in Bangkok. It is one of my most favorite places in town because it is a spacious and full of light glass house with plenty of lush plants that create a warm…
So after waking up at 5 am, taking the plane, driving for 1 hour and a half and boat tripping for another 90 minutes we arrived in Koh Lipe.
The hardest question I face every time I am on an island is on which beach to stay. But in the case of Koh Lipe it is not such a big issue because the island is really small, so you could walk around it in several hours.
I was walking down the main street in Seminyak when my sensible tropical heart skipped a beat.
I saw a mysterious jungle-ish entry and hip circus letters stating La Favela.
It was early in the morning and
