I had an overnight flight from Singapore to the Philippines, which meant I still had a full day in Singapore. During the day, I tried not to do much. It was hot, it was humid... and I wouldn't access a shower until I got to Boracay, which would only happen the next day. Last hours … Continue reading Fom Singapore to the Philippines – time to relax in Boracay
I took the bus very early in Malacca without a chance to get coffee beforehand. I knew it was a bad idea, but I hoped we'd stop somewhere where I could nourish my body with the necessary amount of caffeine in time - with this I mean before I got a headache. Still, this wasn’t … Continue reading A short stay in Singapore
After Langkawi, Malacca was definitely my least favourite place in Malaysia. I was done with it in my first afternoon there. I couldn’t believe I was staying for three nights. But it was too late to change my plans - I had a bus booked to go to Singapore and I was trying hard not … Continue reading Why Malacca Fell Short of Expectations
This post is a bit of a reflection on the nature of solo travelling, the kindness of strangers on the road and my own limitations when it comes to trusting such kindness. In the first post of Kuala Lumpur, I mentioned a fantastic walking tour I did of the city. The guide was an excellent … Continue reading Solo Travelling and knowing your limits
The Batu Caves are likely one, if not the most, famous attraction of Malaysia and of course something I was not going to miss. Located about 13 km north of Kuala Lumpur, you can easily visit this landmark in half a day. I took the train - likely the easiest and most affordable way - … Continue reading Outside of Kuala Lumpur – the famous Batu Caves and Putra Mosque
The Winged Bone 