A Malaysian fitness and travel Blogger on a personal journey towards fitness and balance, fueled by her passion for travel and the noms.
Sustainable living is quickly becoming a lifestyle for many and that includes international brands like Sudio. In line with their aims to shape life through immersive sound with their audio products, they believe that a part of shaping life comes from respecting life on this planet. And that can be done with sound environmental practices.
Taking a step closer to sustainability, Sudio has incorporated plant based leather derived from the most unassuming of organic materials into the new Sudio Nio case. Take a guess. No, it's not banana and no, it's not oranges either despite have a skin like leather.
After killing my knees on my previous hike, my lazy ass was determined to find the easier route to the Shah Alam Mirror Lake via the Nusa Rhu entrance. When I checked Google, there were a couple of confusing reviews left by visitors claiming that the entrance was closed to public and that the security guard would chase away anyone trying to enter the gated community of Nusa Rhu where the entrance was located.
This place has been going viral over social media, sending doves of people to the furthest parts of Selangor to see this beautiful serene lake hidden inside Setia Alam Community Park.
With a surface to still and calm, the teal waters reflect the skies in a whimsical mirror image hence earning its name. The water is so blue that it might looked like an auntie had tried washing her blue freshly dyed sarong in its water. But don't worry about chemicals contaminating the lake because its blue comes from the algae that has flourished at the lake bed.
Isn't nature wonderful?
Set to take place from 8 - 9 May 2021, K-Pop fans are going to have an awesome time together as they will get to see many K-Pop groups, appearing in the Busan One Asia Festival (BOF). Hosted by Busan Metropolitan City, BOF brings you various excitement from the mixture of Hallyu and Korean cultural experiences.I had the grand plan to travel to South Korea in 2020 as part of my New Year's resolution to uncover a country that isn't Japan or Australia. Well, we all know how that turned out. But while I wait patiently for my turn to be vaccinated and for borders between Malaysia and South Korea to reopen, I've decided to comb the internet for places to visit in South Korea that are just off the beaten road from its main cities and the crowd. Because in a post-Covid world, physical distancing and isolation might be the new way of travelling.
Fortunately, outside of its vibrant cities, South Korea, blessed with four seasons, unique food and culture, has much to offer. So grab your pen and paper (or just save this post) and let's get started.
