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Author Archives: jipp
Jerusalem oh Jerusalem
Jerusalem needs no introduction. It’s like the melting pot of religions; with some of the biggest religions in the world have a connection to this city in one way or another. It even involved wars in the past and even … Continue reading
#Moments : Morning View
My morning view from the hotel that I stayed at in Sapa on the North of Vietnam. It was without doubt one of the most beautiful morning views that I have ever had in all my years of traveling. Too … Continue reading
Modest
“Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” – Gustave Flaubert Sapa, North Vietnam December 31, 2014
#Moments : Harassed by Ayeyarwady Kids
I was actually riding aimlessly on a rented e-bike at the Old Bagan – trying to find my way over to Mount Popa – when I happened to reach a small village at the riverside of Ayeyarwady River. I decided … Continue reading
The Weakening Ringgit and How It Affects My Travel Plans
The world of traveling at least in Malaysia is going abuzz with the ever declining rate of Malaysian ringgit – not only against the US Dollar but also to most other currencies in the region. Of course, every time it … Continue reading