I have left Cox’s Bazar and Rohingya refugees, and have landed in the land they fled. My intention was to travel north to the Naf river, where I was, just days ago, on the Bangladesh side. Easier said than done, it turned out. Much of Rakhine State is restricted, even closed, as a result …
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This is a guest post by Nadia Beaumont, a lifestyle journalist with a passion for ocean travel and tropical destinations. She writes about effortless holiday ideas, from laid-back Caribbean cruises to weekend escapes closer to home. If your calendar has unexpectedly cleared, why not seize the moment and book a last-minute holiday? Caribbean cruises are especially appealing …
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The Puregold Hakot Relay Run recently became the event du jour among both seasoned and amateur runners when it sparked the adrenaline rush of a competitive race combined with the exciting giveaways of the classic “hakot” experience. Held at Burnham Green Park on November 22, the Puregold Hakot Relay Run had attendees gushing over the …
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This is a guest post by Liam Donnelly, a culture-driven explorer who believes the best stories are found far beyond the tourist trail. From island communities to remote mountain villages, he seeks out immersive experiences that reveal the heart of a place. The Maldives – a scattering of emerald isles set in an ocean of …
Not sure if this is my last Kdrama fan meeting in Manila for this year, but I am so so happy with the ticket I got and the whole experience. I was still deadbeat tired from attending a full concert in Bulacan the night before (BLACKPINK), but still powered through Sunday and arrived in Cubao …