Dubai Museum One of the places you need to go to see Arab architecture from ancient times is the Dubai Museum. That is Dubai’s largest museum, which is over 4,000 square meters, located in the oldest surviving building in the city – the Al Fahidi fortress built by the English in 1787. In the 1970s,…
Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world After feeling the traditional beauty of Dubai, we continued the journey to Burj Khalifa – the tallest building in the world with the height of 828 meters (1.7 times taller than the Landmark). This is a strategic work of Dubai to promote tourism and trade. To get…
My family is from Ninh Binh but then my great-grandfather moved to Quang Binh, and my grandfather moved to Rach Gia. My father and his siblings were born in Saigon but still took the hometown under my grandfather’s, Rach Gia. As for me, I am a Saigon child because wherever I go, I find Saigon…
I love the sea, and I like the islands because every time I set foot on each island, I felt like my life at that time was like being separated from the rest of the world, though the islands I’ve been to are all rich places. More than a dozen years ago, when Phu Quoc…
If someone asks us where we like to travel for a long vacation, our answer will be DALAT. Remembering when I was a kid, for every summer vacation, Dad often took my grandmother and me to Dalat for about 2 weeks to stay in the villa with a big yard of Mr. Hien. Every day…
First, I’ll tell you a bit about Penang. This is an island in Malaysia with direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City. From Ho Chi Minh City, it only takes about 2 hours to fly to Penang. Very close, reasonable for a short holiday right? Here the atmosphere is good, the people are gentle, happy…
Penang cuisine is as diverse as the island’s culture itself. If you love food like me, when you have the opportunity, remember to visit the Wonderfood Museum in Penang to understand more the cuisine of this multicultural island (Well, actually, the whole country of Malaysia is multicultural, not Penang alone, but I spent the whole…
We came to Istanbul with the relaxed mood and curious eyes of the travelers, then we went from one surprise to another, like what Orhan Pamuk, the Nobel Prize-winning Turkish writer once wrote: “To love the little streets of Istanbul, appreciate the trees that bring unexpected charm to the ruins of the city, the first…
As I mentioned before, Perakanan, also known as Baba-Nyonya, is a group of Chinese people settling in Penang, Malacca, Singapore, and Indonesia and marrying local Malays to create a unique cultural blending of Chinese culture and Malay culture. There is an old house over 100 years old you must visit: Pinang Peranakan villa. The first…
In the previous article, I talked about the Unforgettable Perakannan meal at Kebaya, a place where the dishes made me really impressed. And this article is called “Eating non-stop in Penang” because indeed there were many good places to make my mother and I always full. Sushi Kitchen – a modest vegetarian sushi restaurant in…
