If you are craving for snow and life in the slow lane, Hokkaido, Japan is just the ticket. Hop on a local slow train from Sapporo as it makes it way through endless snow and mountain views. 

With a major number of Singapore's population being of Indian descent, this time of year brings out the sights and sounds of this wonderful culture here in the city. 

From the bustling city of Bangkok, we headed south to the picturesque beach town of Mae Phim near Rayong to enjoy how locals live. After, a short motorbike ride and ferry and you are on Ko Samet, island to relax and taste some delicious food. From there,  we stop at the notorious beach city of Pattaya. While known for its dark and shady parts, the city has some nice beaches to walk and enjoy fresh fruits and a cold beer. To wrap it up, a short stop in the capital, Bangkok to enjoy a photo walk and remember just how far along this country has come and all that it offers travellers.  

One of the daily sights you will see when here in Singapore is the hawker culture. With a few dollars in hand, you can be enjoying some of the best cuisine from different areas of Southeast Asia and being a part of this buzzing atmosphere. Walking around this vibrant city, one will find themselves rubbing elbows with people from all parts of the world who call Singapore home. When you dig a little deeper, you will even come across some hidden gems as well. 

You go and explore the city's alleyways, its canals and lose yourself amongst them. 
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Those who say Singapore is dull, come and live here! You will surely change your mind. From delicious foods to high end cocktails, endless cycling routes and beaches, you can get everything you need. 
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It was a nice opportunity to meet some special people here. Thank you for your kindness. 

Once one of the world's busiest and most prominent shipping lanes, Melaka has a quiet and relaxed vibe to it. That's until you meet up with old friends after a long awaited meet up!  

This was a first! To travel from one country to another on a bike. The time it took to cross was actually faster than by car or bus. With borders finally opening up after over two years, it was a welcomed adventure. 
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