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IndonesiaOctober 22, 2014May 30, 2017

Top 5 Trekking Spots in Indonesia

Otherworldly landscapes and cool temperatures, it's hard to imagine such places exist less than 3 hours away by plane, in the many islands of Indonesi…

TravelOctober 2, 2014January 19, 2016

Stylish Staycation: Hotel Clover 33 Jalan Sultan Review

The pros and cons of doing a staycation has been the subject of many a debate at City Nomads. But love it or not, when the HR department refuses to ap…

Sri LankaSeptember 30, 2014June 11, 2017

A Weekend at Villa Templeberg, Galle

A largely Buddhist country steeped in ancient folklore and the traditions of Ayurvedic medicine, a deep peace hangs in the air of Sri Lanka. As one guide put it succinctly, 'In your country, I hear, t…

AfricaSeptember 22, 2014January 19, 2016

Green Season in Africa: Take a ride on the wild side

If you haven't got your vacation plans for the end of the year sorted, here's our suggestion: escape to Africa. From mid November to May next year, Gr…

Music & FestivalsSeptember 18, 2014January 19, 2016

5 Music Festivals in Southeast Asia Before 2014 Ends

Let's face it; music festivals in the region can't beat the likes of Glastonbury or Coachella. But we can't complain - with more than a handful of eve…

BaliAugust 18, 2014January 19, 2016

A Yoga escape to Gili with H2O Yoga

We love our cool yoga studios around town, but no matter how hard they try…Singapore isn't the most serene place for yoga. Whether the studio is in a commercial building, the teachers are overworked, …

TravelAugust 11, 2014January 19, 2016

Three meals in Seoul, Korea that could change your life

You've probably been to Seoul and experienced how yummy those pan-fried scallion pancakes, sauced-up rice cakes and oily barbecued pork can be. While …

TravelJuly 23, 2014April 21, 2016

Tokyo tripping: A shot of culture in beautiful Japan

Murmur Japan and you are instantly regaled with breathless tales from family and friends about how beautiful the country is. One love stricken fan even described Japan as the Paris of Asia. If you are budget conscious and/or have a short vacation to spare, visit Tokyo to get a sense of the country! …

TravelJune 29, 2014March 27, 2016

Cruise Getaways from Singapore around Southeast Asia

These days Singapore is better known for its shopping and restaurants than its shipping lanes. But in reality, the Port of Singapore is still a huge hub of commerce and one of the busiest ports in the…

TravelJune 5, 2014January 19, 2016

A travel guide to Perth, Australia: Our pick of 10 things to do

Perth is one of the most isolated cities in the world, bordered by the expansive Indian Ocean to the west, and an endless sweep of red desert to the e…

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