It feels crazy to be typing out a 2019 recap. The rumours that the years go faster as you get older definitely have credence. Fifth and final year of medical school was billed as being the most relaxing year yet, but it ended up being one crazy adventure after the next. And it was awesome. …
It’s 2020 Already? Here’s A 2019 Recap, The Craziest Year Yet. Read More »
A few short years ago, I would never have dreamed that I would be predominantly travelling solo. I was convinced that going with companions was the only way to do it. With holiday periods no longer lining up with friends, it was eventually time to pull the trigger and try it for the first time. …
UPDATED JUNE 2019 Â When one thinks of Sri Lanka, images of varied landscapes come to mind: tea plantations, mountains, cityscapes, ancient ruins and coastline. This safe and friendly nation has everything you could imagine. To bridge these diverse landscapes, one has to travel somehow. And now, I might be a little bit biased, but …
Sri Lanka Train Journey: Guide To Sri Lankan Railways Read More »
It is the travel writing which is my personal passion, but in this day and age it is pretty impossible to do it without photography alongside. A modern travel blog needs images to go with the stories, to give to brands you work with, and to build social media profiles. My first few trips were …
Bologna is often referred to by travellers and writers as “Italy’s most underrated city”, and they’re onto something. Bologna is often missed during trips to Italy, and frequently seen as a gateway to Florence or Venice but there is so much more to this city. The capital of Emilia Romagna in Italy’s north identifies as …
Do you ever have those years where you feel like things really changed? 2018 was one of them. And when I say things really changed, I don’t mean that any major life events particularly happened, but as a person, I feel pretty different to how I walked into the year. The couple of years …
2018 Review: A Turning Point and Plans for the Future Read More »
Port Barton is a sleepy seaside town on the western coast of the Philippine island of Palawan. The rustic township was our favourite destination in Palawan, and one of our favourite things to do there was sample the eateries. Despite the small size of Port Barton, there are plenty of places to eat. These restaurants …
Port Barton Restaurants: Where To Eat In Port Barton, Palawan Read More »
Reaching the small village of Port Barton on Palawan’s west coast was a breath of fresh air. We had to rub our eyes to make sure the bright, crystal-like blue waters of PortBarton were real. After finishing exams and jumping on a plane for the long journey to the Philippines, finally being in Port Barton …
In some ways this year has gone incredibly quickly, and in other ways, it has been long stretches of placement with no end in sight. With final med school exams looming ominously overhead, locking in holiday plans has provided something to look forward to. This summer I want to mix all the good things in …
2018 Summer Plans Are Here – Travel Textbook Summer Adventures Read More »
Kuala Lumpur narrowly escaped a place on the itinerary for my last South East Asian adventure a few years ago. There was supposed to be a day-long layover for us to explore the city but, as AirAsia would have it, our flights were rearranged at the last minute and the KL experience was axed from …
48 Hours In Kuala Lumpur: Itinerary and Survival Guide Read More »