• Road Trip to Canada, Days 3 & 4

    My best friend and I took a road trip to Canada to celebrate her birthday and my graduation. It was so much fun getting to explore Vancouver together. This is what we did on the last two days of our trip. #TBIN

  • Road Trip to Canada, Day 2

    My best friend and I spent four days in Canada together to celebrate her birthday and my graduation. This is what we did on second first day. #TBIN

  • Visiting Bath

    Bath was designated by UNESCO in 1987 and is the only city in the UK to be declared a World Heritage site. Once a Roman spa town called Aquae Sullis, the Romans built baths and a temple on the surrounding hills, turning Bath into the elegant retreat it still is today. Located about an hour and a half from London, Bath has a variety of fascinating sites that span early Roman times to late Georgian. The juxtaposition of such different styles of architecture nestled in a valley surrounded by rolling green hills really makes Bath unique. Walking the streets of Bath is like taking a step back in time to the…

  • 30 Things To Do In Kuala Lumpur

    Kuala Lumpur is a great city to visit. I absolutely love it there and think everyone should visit at least once in their lives. There is a lot of history in KL and quite a lot of unique things to see, though it’s not always easy to figure out what those things are. When we first moved to KL and were looking for things to do, the most common things found were KL Tower, Petronas Tower and Batu Caves. While these things are fun and worth doing, there is sooooooooooooooooo much more to do there. So, to help you have a full experience of the neat things in Kuala Lumpur,…

  • Lagenda Langkawi Dalam Taman is an open-air garden park museum in Kuah, Langkawi, Malaysia featuring 17 folklore sculptures.

    The Lost Legends of Lagenda Langkawi

    Lagenda Langkawi isn’t your typical historic site. It’s actually not really all that old. Built in 1996, the park isn’t even 20 years old yet, but the inconsistent upkeep on the site has made it appear a bit older than it actually is. I imagine that when the park was first created it was magnificent and drew crowds of people. The 17 massive stone sculptures depicting scenes from legend and folklore were probably a sight to behold in their shiny new glory. But 20 years of neglect and apathy have taken their toll on the once-grand monuments. It’s not decrepit, but you’d think that after spending RM37 million ($9.5M) on the park that…

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