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How to Enjoy Life in Jumeirah Lake Towers, Dubai, Like a Local
Jumeirah Lake Towers, or JLT, gives you the best of city life mixed with green spaces and lakeside paths. If you move here or plan a long visit, you will see how daily routines mix with moments to slow down and connect. This area has grown fast, with more than 100,000 people living and working in the surrounding towers. Want practical advice from locals who know the area? Here’s how you can make the most of your time in JLT.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Explore Nuwara Eliya in 2 Days
Despite Sri Lanka being an island and experiencing a tropical climate for almost the entire year, some regions remain untouched by the heat and warmth experienced in most parts. Often called ‘Little England’, for its resemblance to England, Nuwara Eliya is one of Sri Lanka’s most enchanting destinations, where tea estates, colonial architecture, and cool mountain air become the perfect combination for a holiday. Spending a couple of days in Nuwara Eliya, especially if you are a first-time visitor, can be stressful if you don’t know what to do. With careful planning, it is possible to explore Nuwara Eliya’s highlights, sample its food culture, and discover scenic corners without feeling rushed. This guide will help you figure out the best way to spend two days in Little England.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Experience the Best of Singapore’s Culture in Just One Unforgettable Day
You hear of Singapore, and the first thing that comes to mind is sleek, towering buildings populating the skyline, and perhaps the Gardens by the Bay. But there’s so much more to this city-state. Spend a day really soaking up the atmosphere, meeting locals, and visiting the attractions discussed in this article, and you’ll soon notice that Singapore has a cultural richness shaped by both Asian and Western influences.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Plan the Perfect Barefoot Luxury Escape in the Maldives
Sitting in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is a chain of islands, atolls, and lagoons – the definition of a tropical paradise. Even though it’s one of the most popular destinations in the world, it does feel like a hidden secret because tiny islands with just one resort on them feel like a world of their own. Formed by ancient volcanoes and rich in sea life, the Maldives is known for luxury escapes. If you want to indulge in one, here’s your guide.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Gain Skills in Customer Service, Leadership, and Global Business Through Hospitality Management
Taking up a course and studying Hospitality Management will give you a clear path to build real-world skills. Most Hospitality courses are structured to include theory, practice, and on-the-job learning. You do not just sit in lectures; you will learn by doing. Let us take a look at how you can gain useful skills by enrolling in a good Hospitality Management course.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Experience Colombo Like a Local
Glorious Sri Lanka, is an island in the vastness of the Indian Ocean, but with so much to offer all who visit its shores. The country, also known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean, due to its proximity to India, is a wonderful place for both exploration as well as relaxation. With an interesting, ever-changing inward terrain, the country goes from a vast coastal belt to flat lands to the central highlands in one swoop. The commercial capital of the country, which is Colombo, while not having an edge in landscape, has so much to offer visitors. Often overlooked by travellers speeding off to beaches or tea country, Colombo rewards those who linger with unexpected discoveries. From fun and interesting cafes and buzzing markets to riverside walkways and boutiques, experiencing this city like a local reveals its true character. This guide breaks down everything you should try out on your next visit to Colombo, and more.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Embark on the Ultimate Coastal Road Trip Through Mozambique
Mozambique is one of the most underrated African regions and is a must-visit. With over 2500 kilometres of shoreline that faces the Indian Ocean, as well as beautiful, coconut-palm-scattered beaches, this place should be on every traveller’s bucket list. If you happen to journey along the vast coast of Mozambique, you will be pleasantly surprised to learn much more than you would have hoped for. The culture, the cuisine, and the coastal rhythms are all worth exploring. Whether you’re looking for a wild off-grid adventure or a quiet retreat by the sea, this guide will help you plan the ultimate coastal road trip through Mozambique.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Plan the Perfect Riverside Stay in Bangkok
Staying by the river in Bangkok offers quite a different experience from staying elsewhere in the city. You are still in the city, but it will feel much quieter. Planning the right stay helps you enjoy this contrast without missing out on what the city has to offer. Here is how you can do it during your stay in Bangkok.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Experience Thai Culture Through Local Activities
Thailand is a country that has to offer more than just beaches and shopping. If you really want to understand the culture of the country, you will have to take part in the daily life of the local people and look beyond what the usual tourists do. Try your hand at joining in with activities that the locals do. Here is how to get started with experiencing true Thai Culture.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Eat Like a Local in Siem Reap Without Missing the Must-Try Dishes
Siem Reap is known locally for more than just its temples. Its food scene is rich and full of many different flavoursome dishes. If you are looking to eat and enjoy your meals like a local, it will mean you will have to know where to go and what to order. Let us help you learn how to eat like a local in Siem Reap and best enjoy all the local dishes.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Spend 48 Hours in Luang Prabang
The beautiful city of Luang Prabang, which was once the capital of the whole province with the same name, lies in a valley that sees the merging of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers. This city in north Laos has seen inhabitants for the last thousand years was even the royal capital till the year 1975. A common theme seen throughout the region is its love and reverence for Buddhism. The city offers an interesting blend of Buddhist spirituality, colonial French architecture, and relaxed riverside vibes. For those visiting for the first time, two days in Luang Prabang can offer a rich experience to anyone if planned well. This guide will help you create a seamless itinerary, weaving together some of the best highlights of Luang Prabang, including temples, markets, waterfalls, and unique cultural moments.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
How to Plan a Mountain Getaway in Sri Lanka
A mountain trip in Sri Lanka offers cool weather, calm views, and a break from city life. There are many different Mountain trails to choose from that differ in intensity, so planning it well makes all the difference. From picking your base accommodation to stay at to choosing the right hikes, here’s how to make the most of your time in the hills.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong7 months ago in Journal
