A sprawling metropolis of 2.4 million inhabitants, Bandung is the capital of the West Java province in Indonesia, and the country’s third largest...
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Travel is one of the great privileges of living in Singapore. City Nomads covers where to go, where to stay, and where to eat across Asia, Europe, and everywhere worth a long weekend. Practical where it needs to be, inspiring where it should be. Real travel, researched properly.
For this coming Sunday, join us with Deep Sea Explorers](https://www.facebook.com/deepseaexplorersbali?fref=ts&ref=br_tf), Bluesy Rock-n-Roll is the go for this coming Sunday with...
Whether you’re looking for a solo travel destination for some me time, or just seeking scenic corners of the world to...
A 35-acre area of shopping heaven, Chatuchak (or JJ, as the locals call it) Market is THE number 1 market...
Date: Saturday, 29 August 2015 Time: 2PM – 11PM This year’s [KU DE TA](https://citynomads.com/directory/bar/cocktails/2365/ku-de-ta-bali) Block Party promises to be gangbusters...
If you’re into a hustle and bustle of a market, yet you wanna chill out by the riverbank and feast...
Lutenist/Guitarist Jacopo Gianninoto and Violinist Athiya Voravijitrapun will present a music program with selected repertoire from the first half of...
For most Southeast Asians, rattan is nostalgic but outmoded – the kind of weave we might remember from our grandparents’...









