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
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
One of my plans in Kuala Lumpur was to explore art galleries and museums, similar to what I had done in Bangkok. In a way, I was in luck. On the other hand, I was not. Let’s start with the bad news. Similarly to what happened in Georgetown, I struggled to understand opening days and … Continue reading Exploring the artistic scene of Kuala Lumpur
I left the cool temperature of the Cameron Highlands and soon enough I was back to the staggering over 35 degrees Celsius my body had been getting used to since I had come to Malaysia. I was excited - after Bangkok, which I loved, I was finally returning to a big city, where many of … Continue reading From Petronas to Chinatown: Navigating Kuala Lumpur’s Complex Charm
I had a mixed experience traveling from Thailand to Langkawi, Malaysia. I encountered common travel challenges, such as passport procedures and water supply issues. Despite stunning natural attractions like the mangrove forests, the oppressive heat and unsatisfactory service overshadow my visit, leaving me disillusioned with Langkawi's tourist-centric environment.
The Winged Bone 