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#ancientbuildings Visiting The Grand Palace in Bangkok is like stepping into the pages of Thai history — a place where every wall, spire, and courtyard seems to glow with stories and centuries of royal legacy. Even in the heat and the crowds, it’s impossible not to be awed by the sheer scale and detail of it all. Built in 1782 when Bangkok became the capital of Siam, the Grand Palace was the official residence of the Thai Kings for over 150 years. Though the current monarch no longer lives here, the palace remains a deeply symbolic and spiritual heart of the country. Walking through the complex feels like a journey through time and tradition. The jewel of it all is Wat Phra Kaew, or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha — Thailand’s most sacred religious site. The statue itself is small but revered, carved from a single block of jade and dressed in seasonal robes that are changed by the King himself. From the dazzling gold leaf walls to the intricate mosaics and guardian statues, everything is built to impress — and it does. Every inch is bursting with colour, craftsmanship, and symbolism. A few tips: dress respectfully (covered shoulders and knees are a must), go early to beat the crowds and heat, and take your time — there’s so much to absorb. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or simply love seeing a country’s culture come to life, the Grand Palace is an unmissable Bangkok highlight. #localguides #explorer #bangkok

india Gate stands tall as a majestic war memorial in New Delhi, honoring the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives during World War I. Its grand architecture, inspired by the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, is both powerful and elegant. 🕊️ Peaceful Ambience: Surrounded by lush green lawns, it's a perfect place for families, evening strolls, or simply soaking in history. 🌟 Lit Up by Night: The monument looks stunning when illuminated after sunset – a sight that captivates both locals and tourists. 🔥 Amar Jawan Jyoti: The eternal flame beneath the arch adds a deeply emotional touch, reminding visitors of the courage and sacrifice of Indian soldiers. 🚌 Easy to Reach: Centrally located and well-connected by metro and road, it’s one of the most accessible landmarks in Delhi. 📸 Photo Spot: A favorite for photography lovers and history buffs #india #explorer #travel #delhi #delhi_travel_diaries #couplestrip #beachlife #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #seascapes #familytravel #poolhotel #citydaytours #buffets #localfood #museums #delhitour #indiagate

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), formerly known as Victoria Terminus, is one of Mumbai’s most iconic landmarks. This historic railway station is a stunning blend of Victorian Gothic and Indian architecture, with intricate stone carvings, stained glass windows, and towering spires that make it feel more like a palace or cathedral than a transport hub. Inside, the atmosphere is both grand and chaotic. The soaring ceilings, arches, and detailed interiors showcase its rich heritage, while the hustle and bustle reflect the vibrant life of Mumbai. It serves as a major hub for both local and long-distance trains, making it one of the busiest stations in India. While the architecture is breathtaking—especially when lit up at night—be prepared for crowds, especially during rush hours. The station can get extremely packed, and navigating through can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Cleanliness varies by area; some parts are well-maintained, while others can be less tidy. Facilities include restrooms, dormitories, ticket counters, and food stalls selling local snacks like vada pav. There's also a small heritage gallery that gives insight into the station's history, perfect for those interested in the cultural side. Overall, Mumbai CST is a must-visit for its architectural beauty and historical value. It’s a true symbol of Mumbai—chaotic, energetic, yet deeply rooted in culture. ✨🏙️🚆 #myitinerary #familytravel #poolhotel #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #localfood #buffets #naturalwonders #thingstodo #seascapes #mumbai #india #explorer

I got so lost in the beauty and adventure of this place that the gift shop closed before I could get something! 高景山 (Gaojingshan) is a scenic area in a part of Suzhou. In my journey to spread less mainstream places this is another one that takes the cake! A little different from the art district I visited in Shanghai, this place has gorgeous traditional Chinese architecture! As an Architect, I was so in awe from the built environment! Everything feels so surreal with buildings hanging from the side to hidden caves with Buddhist statues. Although it’s winter time, this place had beautiful warm sun covering the top of the mountain. My Boyfriend and I had the most lovely apple break! On our decent, we found a beautiful cafe sandwiched between Buddhist statue caves and although it didn’t serve food, the service was immaculate! It’s also a library so there are books all around! There was also a display of on of the most interesting exhibition I’ve ever seen! (No spoilers) it was very simple but impactful! We had a chance to get toured around (my boyfriend is super good at Chinese so it was a breeze lol) and we had our delicious coffee surrounded by wall to floor books of all kinds! Definitely a reader’s paradise. The architectural complexity, religious essence, and overall beauty of 高景山 was a sight to behold and well worth the day trip! I hope all my Architects, Artists, Bookworms, and Religious folk can make it here someday! #suzhou #explorer #holeinthewall

Düsseldorf is a vibrant city that blends historic charm, cutting-edge architecture, and a thriving arts scene. Situated on the banks of the Rhine River, it offers something for every traveler—from scenic promenades and world-class shopping to lively breweries and cultural landmarks. Why Visit Düsseldorf? Culture: A rich mix of history, art, and modernity. Culinary Delights: Try dishes like Rheinischer Sauerbraten or fresh pretzels with mustard. Vibrant Vibes: From traditional beer halls to chic rooftop bars, Düsseldorf has something for everyone. #unforgettabletrip #germany #germanytrip #explorer #dusseldorf

#bookstoresandgalleries Have you ever wondered how it feels to be inside a magical bookshop? Chongqing is home to one of the Zhongshuge bookstores that really do feel like wandering into Hogwarts. The Zhongshuge Bookstore in Chongqing, China, is a visually stunning and highly acclaimed bookstore known for its unique and innovative interior design. Located in the Zodi Plaza in Chongqing’s Jiulongpo district, this bookstore is a part of the Zhongshuge chain, which is famous for transforming bookstores into immersive, artistic spaces. Design Concept: The bookstore’s design is inspired by the mountainous landscape of Chongqing, with winding staircases, mirrored ceilings, and maze-like bookshelves that create a surreal and infinite visual effect. The use of mirrors and reflective surfaces amplifies the space, making it feel like an endless labyrinth of books. #explorer #localguides #chongqing

#summerdestinations Singapore is known for being expensive however, you can make your trip lower cost easily by exploring the city’s sights either using the MRT lines or walking. Starting in China Town, you’ll see the authentic Chinese style of building surrounding some great food places. As you walk further through this area, you’ll reach the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple which is fascinating. Make sure to stop and admire the street art around China Town and downtown! #localguides #explorer #singapore

#myhiddengems Street art and the beautiful Melaka River add to its charm. I visited the iconic Jonker Street is renowned for its antique stores, art galleries, numerous boutiques, typical restaurants, and street food stalls. We can find a wide variety of local products, traditional handicrafts, and clothing, not to mention delicious Malaysian and Chinese dishes. Stadthuys Square (Dutch Square or Red Square) is their iconic place where you just need to take pictures there. Getting There - From Kuala Lumpur, the bus costs $4 and takes 3 hours, and a rental car costs $37 for the 2-hour drive. It’s also accessible by bus for $27 from Singapore, which is 6 hours away. Attractions - Trishaws, River, Stadthuys Square (Dutch Square or Red Square) Hotels - many to choose from trip.com Food & Restaurants - street food , local food Shopping - Jonker Street #malaysia #explorer #100waysoftravel #malaysiatrip

I had the most splendid 5 nights in the region of Luberon. And those who think these are just a bunch of hilltop villages, let me tell you there is a lot more to them that deserves your attention. Each of these villages have their own charm and heritage to offer. You could choose a base for yourself depending on where you're coming from and what suits your budget. There are plenty of options. And then with each day you could have day trips to different villages, see the sights, explore food and night life. You're looking at the villages of Gordes, the most famous of them with stunning views. Rousillon, which was our base. And basically it is a picturesque village where the facades of the houses are adorned with warm colors ranging from yellow to red. Stroll through its colorful. In Loumarin, you could admire its Renaissance castle and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the cafes and restaurants on the terrace. Then there is the castle of the Marquis de Sade, in the village of Lacoste. Great medieval atmosphere and discover the small artisan shops. Lastly, the most beautiful of them all Oppede le vieux. It is simply spectacular. #myhiddengems #summerdestinations #france #luberon #100waysoftravel #europe #hilltop #villages #explorer #singapore

#100WaysOfTravel Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is Singapore's second ASEAN Heritage Park. It officially opens as Asean Heritage Park on 18 October 2011. Together with Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, it is part of the regional network of 30 protected areas, forming the complete spectrum of representative ecosystems in ASEAN. Bukit Timah hill at a height of 16.3 meters is Singapore’s tallest hill. Bukit Timah reserve covers an area of 16.4 square kilometers and is bounded by MacRitchie Reservoir, Upper and Lower Peirce Reservoir and Upper Seletar Reservoir. Getting There - By Bus: Alight at Upper Bukit Timah Road, opposite Bukit Timah Shopping Centre for a 10-minute walk to the Reserve. Buses serving Upper Bukit Timah Road are 67, 75, 170, 173, 184, 852 and 961. Attractions - Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Walking Trails Hotels - N.A Food & Restaurants - Local Hawker at beauty world Shopping - Beauty World Shopping Center #hiking #singapore #explorer

#myhiddengems A trip to the isle of skye has many things in it. From medieval castles, picturesque village, jagged mountains to a distillery and bridges. It has garnered a reputation ove the years and that is why it features on many must do lists when visiting scotland. A country that already features on my top 3 accents of the world list. Irrespective of the weather or if you are doing it on a day or two of organised tours. The sights are going to be spectacular. Also for the nature and outdoor enthusiasts there are some very nice hiking opportunities here. Atleast the ones I managed to do, the likes of Quirang and Old man of the storr. were absolutely rewarding with views and surprisingly also a decent amount of wild life. More famously the funny/cute looking hairy coos, the sea eagles and red deer. For those with a strong visual memory will also realise or have that feeling of seen it somewhere. The thing being that this place has been a filming site for many epic movies in the last few decades. And it makes sense as they fit the setting of those movies. Moving on, the magical fairy Glen can be found on the West side of Trotternish at Balnacnoc, Uig. One of Skye’s most famous attractions, are the Fairy Pools. They are a series of pools with crystal clear water. Surrounded by the Cuillin Mountains by Glenbrittle, this stunning spot is definitely worth visiting. A personal favourite of mine is the Neiste point. Probably the best spot for sunset or even dolphin watching as some people pointed out when I was there. Then there are several more points of interest depending on how much time you have. You could always end your day by relaxing over drinks in a nice and quirky Scottish pub. Their music is so fun.#myhiddengems #scotland #isleofskye #100waysoftravel #summerdestinations #beautiful #solotrip #explorer

#myhiddengems Bamberg is a beautiful Bavarian city and what made me pick it is that it is comparatively lesser known. While at our hostel in Nuremberg, the three or us tried to figure out options for daytrips. It seemed that Bamberg wasn't a part of many people's itinerary. And the reason was merely a lack of mention. This is thought would be a good reason to head there. I always prefer places with less tourist and architecture especially in context to Germany has mostly been satisfying. So we left for Bamberg. We didn’t have much of a plan for our visit to Bamberg and simply began to wander. We easily found the Old Town Hall, spanning the Regnitz River. The historic town is compact and that makes it walkable to reach most places of tourist interest. Strolling down by the river we had our first architectural sighting of St. Stephen's church. Walking further got us to a place with several buses making a stop. These were the notorious tour buses. Focusing on the sights we kept walking. Soon enough the old court appeared. Again the architecture was very interesting. This followed a trip the museum which was nice. Next we had a glimpse of the shlenkerla tavern. It is a brewery that serves the local speciality of smoked beer is the age old traditional manner. (from the wooden barrel). Looking at how crowded it seemed. we just continued walking. The rest of the day trip included several old architectural gems and heritage like little venice and then we were on our way back to the train station. #myhiddengems #summerdestinations #100waysoftravel #germany #bamberg #medievaltown #cherryblossom2024 #solotrip #explorer #singapore

#seascapes Reef Island Resort in Mactan offers a variety of activities and experiences that you can enjoy: Water Activities: - **Snorkeling:** The resort’s location makes it ideal for snorkeling. You can explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life right off the coast. - **Scuba Diving:** If you're into diving or want to try it out, Mactan is known for its dive sites. The resort likely offers diving excursions. - **Kayaking and Paddleboarding:** Calm waters around the resort are perfect for kayaking or paddleboarding. - **Island Hopping:** Take a boat tour to nearby islands, like Hilutungan or Nalusuan, where you can swim, snorkel, and enjoy the beaches. Spa and Wellness: - **Spa Treatments:** Many resorts in Mactan have luxurious spa services. Relax with a massage or other treatments to unwind. - **Yoga Sessions:** Some resorts offer yoga classes with stunning ocean views. Dining: - **Local Cuisine:** Enjoy fresh seafood and Filipino dishes at the resort's restaurant or nearby eateries. - **Beachfront Dining:** Many resorts offer romantic dinners by the beach, perfect for enjoying the sunset. Relaxation: - **Beach Lounging:** Simply relax on the beach or by the pool, enjoying the view and the tropical weather. - **Sunset Viewing:** Mactan sunsets are stunning, so be sure to catch one during your stay. There’s plenty to do whether you're looking for adventure or just want to relax. #explorer #localguides #philippines

#summerdestinations Mamutik Island is a beautiful destination located off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. It is part of the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park and offers pristine beaches, clear waters, and excellent opportunities for snorkeling and diving. Here are some tips for your visit: Getting There: - You can take a boat from Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal in Kota Kinabalu. The ride usually takes about 15-20 minutes. Activities: - **Snorkelling and Diving**: The island is known for its vibrant coral reefs and marine life. - **Beach Relaxation**: Enjoy the sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. - **Hiking**: There are short trails on the island where you can enjoy the natural scenery. Best Time to Visit: - The dry season from March to October is ideal for visiting as the weather is generally clear and the sea is calm. Environmental Responsibility: - Be mindful of the environment and avoid leaving any trash behind. - Do not touch or step on the coral reefs as they are delicate and can be easily damaged. Enjoy your trip to Mamutik Island! #explorer #localguides #kotakinabalu

#summerdestinations Riga Old Town in summer is a vibrant and picturesque destination. The cobblestone streets, historical buildings, and charming squares come alive with outdoor cafes, street performers, and festivals. The weather is typically warm, making it perfect for leisurely strolls and exploring landmarks such as the Riga Cathedral, St. Peter's Church, and the House of the Blackheads. The town's numerous parks and the nearby Daugava River provide beautiful spots for relaxation and scenic views. Summer in Riga Old Town is an ideal time to experience the city's rich culture and lively atmosphere. #explorer #historicallandmarks #riga

#summerdestinations Singapore offers a diverse range of attractions, blending modern marvels with cultural and natural sites. Here are some must-see places: Marina Bay Sands - **SkyPark**: Offers stunning panoramic views of the city. Orchard Road - Premier shopping district with a mix of high-end boutiques, department stores, and local brands. Chinatown - Rich cultural heritage with temples like the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, street markets, and traditional eateries. Little India - Vibrant area with colorful shops, Indian temples, and a variety of Indian cuisine. Kampong Glam - Historic district with the Sultan Mosque, trendy cafes, and boutique shops on Haji Lane. Clarke Quay - Riverside quay with restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, offering a lively nightlife scene. These attractions provide a comprehensive taste of what Singapore has to offer, from urban sophistication to cultural depth and natural beauty. #singapore #localguides #explorer

#wheretogo Wow wow wow! Lake Como is such a dreamy place that exceeds expectations. It is a destination with a pure beauty, a marvelous nature and breath-taking views. Every spot is so pleasing to eyes where I can walk, relax, discover the peace and enjoy the calm of an holiday. The cute little shops, small alley and the chilled vibes are so enjoyable. Sipping a cup of hot coffee, overlooking at the peaceful lake water, pondering about life, I think that’s the ultimate goal of travelling. #italy #lakecomo #explorer #timetotravel

A must visit place! The vibes of this place is totally amazing, from people, the food and the view of the lake which make you mesmerized specially during sunset. The place has a restaurant, bar and VIP rooms. It is located at 119, Khao Rup Chang, Mueang Songkhla District, Songkhla 90000. The food and drinks are actually not expensive the thing is if its rainy you cant dine in near the lake coz they dont have available canopy or any umbrellas. But over all I'll still recommend everyone to visit this place for relaxation, chilling, dining in with family, friends or even your love one☺️☺️ #Restaurant #trip #Explorer

To a large extent, the historical development of Nava del Rey is linked to wine production. Demographic pressure and demand for products in the Medinense markets brought with it an expansion of farmland - thanks to the clearing of mountains - and the vineyard became one of the main resources, especially for the production of old or rancid wines. which were exported to the north of the peninsula, a destination that was consolidated in the 17th-18th centuries, the golden age of local wines. One of the most unknown aspects of the historical heritage of Nava del Rey are the traditional or underground wineries excavated in the clay to store wine. Located below the homes, the more than 400 traditional wineries of Nava del Rey make up an endless number of galleries, canyons, accesses and vents... authentic underground cathedrals built under the homes thanks to the good work of local masons, sometimes called "poceros" or “bodegueros”. In addition, the visitor can learn in situ how a barrel is made at the Burgos Cooperage - founded in 1941 -, a disused craft that survives in the town within one of the two existing cooperages in Castilla y León. However, in Nava del Rey you can not only enjoy a rich heritage linked to the world of wine, this municipality has resources of special interest at a heritage and ethnographic level such as the Church of Santos Juanes (declared BIC), the convents of Franciscans and Sacred Hearts or that of PP. redondistas, the hermitage of the Concepción and the Vera Cruz, the Hospital of San Miguel, the Humilladero de la Virgen de la Soledad, the Pozo de la Nieve or its ancestral houses, among many others. If we talk about Nava del Rey we cannot forget its natural environment, especially the space hosted by the Natural Network 2000 and known as the La Nava-Rueda SPA Zone, which stands out for its poultry population in pine forest land. #spain #tripblazers #wineroute #explorer

This coffee place is relatively new and it is located at 3 South Buona Vista Rd, #01-13 Viva Vista, Singapore 118136 This shop is along a very narrow stretch of corridor and it serves espresso based coffee that kinda give you the not bad caffeine fix in the hood. The price is slightly lower than other coffee chains but worth a shot or maybe two shots. #coffee #cafe #singapore #explorer #sept #pasirpanjang

#timetotravel Nanjing pedestrian street is a popular destination with lots of tourists ,street foods 🍔🥓🍗🥟🍿🍝and stores. I bought lamp chop for 20 RMB 💰which was quite affordable.Several hotels are in the vicinity. The M&m chocolate factory is located on this street as well as an English bookstore . The Yu garden 🏡is also just a few kilometers away. You can see the bund building from the street. The place is always bustling with people and there are a lot of interesting sights along the street. You can take a walk and explore the night🌃 life of Shanghai . #shanghai #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #nanjingstreet #explorer

I never get bored to sit in a cafe or coffee shop, slow down my (busy) day and enjoy my coffee. I’m a sweet tooth and need a slice of cake that is perfectly match with my coffee. This time, I choose a Cafe located in the town of Ayer Keroh. 📍Kopi Mesin, Ayer Keroh, Melaka. This Kopi Mesin cafe has friendly atmosphere and the space helps people be more sociable and lively. A lot of tables provided allow people to hanging out with friends. 👍🏻Good variety of coffees, desserts & cakes, clean toilet and i love how spacious & cozy the atmosphere. I tried out their German coffees & Hazelnut coffees with whipped cream and coffee cookies on top of it. A delightful Pandan Gula Melaka cake served with it. Sitting in a cafe watching people walk by can be an interesting way to spend time. I enjoy my time here because it makes me feel as if I was a part of other people's life stories. That also helping me to think creatively for my writing. #deliciousfood #awesomepic #coffeeshop #cafe #malaccatrip #ayerkeroh #couplestrip #foodie #mytrip #vacation #explore #explorer #mytrip

#wecreate #local #food #localfood #traditional #cambodia #restaurant #siemreap #explorer #adventurous ម្លប់ឫស្សី បារាយណ៍ (Bamboo Roasted Siem Reap) located at Unnamed Road, Krong Krong Siem Reap, 17714, Cambodia is a place that serves real local traditional cambodia food. I was brought by locals to this place since I wanted to try something local and indeed it was. There were dishes like fried worms, tarantula and many others on the menu. I was that adventurous so instead I tried the local bbq chicken(which was abit tough), the local caught fish with their home made chilli paste which was mixed with red ants and chilli giving you that crunchy feel. Also, had the chance to try the bee eggs which felt abit like a bubble tea pearl just that it's more of a salty sweet taste with abit of bee wax. Oh and lastly, we had a dessert that was shaved coconut shavings with brown sugar, that was amazing! The place here also is a very family oriented restaurant as you can see the tables here are spread out individually in a hut, ideal for big gatherings.

Bright colorful village located in Busan, known as Gamcheon Culture Village (address - 부산광역시 사하구 감내1로 200) is a tourist hotspot that most will never miss out in their itinerary when you are visiting Busan Lots of photo spots for you to take photos! Do check out their bakery and get the salt bread! Yums #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #colorful #walk #explorer #enjoy #gamcheonculturevillage #art

If you are interested in Japanese porcelain and pottery, you must pay a visit to Arita in the western part of Saga prefecture in Kyushu. This is the town where porcelain clay was first found in Japan and craftsmen have been making porcelain here for over 300 years. While the main streets of the town is lined with shops selling Arita ware, there are a few historic places and museums worth seeing. My first stop was the Sueyama Shrine just off the main street. The big tori by the entrance is covered with blue and white tiles that are identifiable to Arita porcelain! There are also many large size porcelain vases on the shrine premise which make this shrine different from other shrines in Japan. Just 10 minutes walk away is the Kyushu Ceramic Museum which is on a small slope. It is quite a large museum and has a big parking just outside. Entrance and parking are both free. There are four main halls and rooms and will need about about hour to see the exhibits. I thought the most interesting piece was the large ceramic clock will sound every 30 minutes with rolling balls and moving figurines going up and down. Another interesting place to check out is the Arita Porcelain Park which is about 5 minutes drive from the Main Street. It is a big park with a building that follows that of Zwinger Palace in Germany. It is definitely not what you would expect to see in Japan’s countryside. While it is called a porcelain park, there is not much here relating to porcelain other than the Arita Pottery Workshop- where we saw most of the visitors that day. It is free to visit and there is a large souvenir shop and restaurant near the entrance. Since it is so close to the town center, you can definitely make a stop here. Arita also hosts one of the largest ceramic fair annually in early May during the Golden Week holiday. It is said to attract nearly a million visitors each year. #kyushu #arita #japantravel #explorer

This is one of the best beaches I have visited. Beautiful Sand, long beach , Clear Water and sunsets😍 Where to stay : Station 2, Red coconut Hotel Room style : 1st room = Pool View with balcony 2nd room = Beach View with big balcony Price 1st room = Hkd 700 per night with 2pax breakfast Price 2nd room = Hkd 1100 per night with 3pax breakfast Travel Stay : 5th April 2023 - 9th April 2023 (4 nights and 5 days Station 2 is just perfect to stay as its in the middle and you can just go anywhere ! ##boracay #summervacation #explorer #travel_2023 #lovetraveling #travelwithliza #boracay2023 #wanderlust #beaches #sunsets #palmtrees

Shaped by the wars in its past, Toul was once part of the province called the Three Bishoprics (Trois Évêchés), with Nancy and Metz in the 17th century. It was fortified by Vauban at the end of that century. Its episcopal history ended with the Revolution, and the destruction of many religious monuments. The old episcopal palace is now the Town Hall. Its historic and military past and its architectural heritage contributed to the development of tourism. Explore the medieval side streets of the city centre to learn about its history: the Gothic Cathedral of St. Stephen, one of the most beautiful in Lorraine, has one of France's largest Gothic cloisters. An original building with its Romanesque plan, Gothic construction and Flamboyant façade, the cathedral is part of a tourist itinerary. #urbanexplorer #celebratewithtrip #explorer #francetravel

The top two beaches to visit while in Rio is definitely the Copacabana Beach and Ipanema Beach. Ipanema beach has a more lively vibes and is the best beach for workout, jogging, hiking and all other sorts of sports activities. You can hike up to the top of the cliff to have a bird’s eye view of the whole stretch of the beach. Enjoy a stroll on the beach, take a swim and also have a glass or two of the infamous caipirinha drinks to get you started. #Ipanema #traveller #Beachsports #awesomepic #beaches #Rio #braziltravel #explorer

#malaka The Malacca Red Clock Tower or Menara Jam Merah Melaka. 📍Located in the middle of iconic red square of Banda Hilir of Malacca, the Tan Beng Swee clock tower or famously known as the Red Clock Tower. 👉🏻 Actually this clock tower is not built by any of the colonial power, despite the surrounding are the historic buildings or remnants. However instead, the clock tower was built by a rich Chinese family in remembrance of their patriarch, Tan Beng Swee. 👉🏻 The clock tower still functions well and it will chime every hour of the day. Now become the famous place for photographs. #awesomepic #couplestrip #malaccacity #travel #explore #travelling #mytrip #vacation #explorer

#malaka I must say that if anyone come to Malacca especially to go to Jonker Street, one must not miss to visit this place; Jonker Walk World Heritage Park or Taman Warisan Dunia Jonker Walk ! 🤩 👉🏻 There is an iconic statue flexing muscle which is statue of Datuk Wira Gan Boon Leong, the prominent ex body-builder in Malaysia. He was the Chairman of Jonker Walk whereby was entrusted by the State government to preserve tradition and promoting culture of multiracial living in Jonker street although most were Chinese and Baba Nyonya descendants. 👉🏻 The park was well maintained, clean, have gardens and a nice ambience. It was also recognized by UNESCO as the World Heritage Park. ✅ Worth for a short visit! Must drop by after hassling through the crowds in Jonker street at night. #awesomepic #travel #explore #mytrip #malaysia #malaccacity #jonker #jonkerwalk #explorer