Highlights Shanghai

Shanghai is known for the hypermodern skyscrapers with neon lighting on the Huangpu River, but the “ancient” China can still be found here and there in this city. Go off the main roads and get lost in the neighbourhoods you end up in! In the winter of 2013 I was in Shanghai for a few… More Highlights Shanghai

Leopard spotting, surfing and culture – Round trip Sri Lanka (part III)

3-week itinerary Sri Lanka During the last part of the round trip in Sri Lanka we went surfing, leopard spotting and enjoyed the food and culture. We visited the following beautiful places: Tip:  In the map, turn the different layers on or off via the left square button in the grey bar. NB. You can… More Leopard spotting, surfing and culture – Round trip Sri Lanka (part III)

Kandy, Adam’s Peak and Ella – Round Trip Sri Lanka (part II) 

This is the second part of my blog about Sri Lanka and it is about the second week of our 3 week round trip in this country. After our fantastic visit to Sigiriya, our driver dropped us off in Kandy. From Kandy we travelled on to Hatton (Adam’s Peak) and then to Ella. Tip:  In… More Kandy, Adam’s Peak and Ella – Round Trip Sri Lanka (part II) 

My favourite restaurants in Singapore

“Food heaven” Singapore has so much to offer for foodies. All kitchens of the world are represented: Indian, Japanese, Chinese, French, African, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Vietnamese and you can even find a Dutch snackbar in Singapore. And of course there is the fusion kitchen, combining all flavours. With almost 5.000 restaurants in Singapore it’s very… More My favourite restaurants in Singapore

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Dumplings & Dim Sum

As you might have understood from my previous posts about Singapore: the food is amazing here! That makes it damn hard to make a list with “best restaurants”. I decided to create multiple lists for Singapore for different “food cravings”. In this blog I share my favorite spots for dim sum and dumplings, in random… More Dumplings & Dim Sum

Singapore’s hawker centres: UNESCO cultural heritage

You can find them on almost every corner in Singapore: hawker centres. Hawker centres are the food courts of Singapore. The stalls in these food courts are usually owned by the older generation Singaporeans. The average age of the stall holders (also called “uncles”) is 59 years. All Asian kitchens are  gathered here and every… More Singapore’s hawker centres: UNESCO cultural heritage