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WINTER OUTFIT IDEAS Casual Winter Outfits Winter is the best time to experiment with your casual wardrobe. You’ll probably find that this is the look you end up wearing the most. With the need to layer, your options are endless. To keep your legs toasty, wear a pair of thigh-high boots under a midi skirt or over your favourite pair of jeans. You can also layer long sleeve shirts under jumpers and jackets for extra warmth, all while looking cute. Winter Work Outfits It’s easy to dress work appropriate during the winter months. Usually, the more skin that’s covered, the better. The old as time, classic office outfit is a matching pantsuit, it never seems to go out of style. Otherwise, for a more  casual work  look, pair a jumpsuit with a trench coat and killer heels. If you’re feeling a little more girly, you also can’t go wrong with a pair of stockings and a  pencil skirt . Finish the outfit with a white blouse, a check coat and a pair of boots. By the en...

The History of Raja Ampat The Origins of Raja Ampat Once upon a time, a husband and wife living in Teluk Kabui Kampung Wawiyai Kabui were going into the forest to look for food. They were forest encroachers. When they got to the bank of the River Waikeo, they saw 6 dragon eggs. They were hidden in a bag from which the man and woman retrieved them and took them home putting them away in storage. During the night, they heard whispers and after investigating where the whispers were coming from they were surprised to find that the eggs had hatched and brought forth 4 boys and a girl. One egg did not hatch. The clothes they wore indicated that they were descended from royalty. The children were named as follows: The King of Waigeo was War The King of Salawati was Betani The King of Lilinta (Misool) was Dohar The King of Waigama (Batanta) was Mohamad The girl was named Pintolee and when she was found to be pregnant, her brothers placed her in a shell and sent her floating to ...

BALI SECRET PLACES! We know of Bali as a beach haven, a place for rest, relaxation and a great tan. But few people know the hidden side of Bali, the places that will take your travel adventures to the next level. If you don’t experience the extraordinary, you’ll never know what you’ve been missing out. With the help of  TravelMadeDifferent.com  - we decided to experience the land, sea and skies of Bali differently. TravelMadeDifferent allows you to easily find ideas for your next adventure. Just go to their website and start curating your favourite pictures in each city. And then armed with your new bucket list, begin exploring. We’ve had the adventure of a lifetime discovering these 14 secret places in Bali. Here’s what we got up to!   GO HORSERIDING ALONG CANGGU BEACH white horse along crystal clear waters, galloping into the sunset amongst gently rolling waves. It sounds like the stuff of dreams, and this can be realized at Canggu beach, where horses...

JAKARTA HIDDEN GEMS! From classic, ubiquitous meals to secret family recipe and quirky creations, the wealth of taste at Jakarta’s lively street food scene reflects the city’s diversity and versatility. While the metropolitan Jakarta is not short of lavish restaurants, street food remains one of the best ways to truly taste the city. Jakarta street food stalls are where you can feast on delicious meals; no fuss. Everything is straight and simple as you forget all finicky table manners and simply enjoy the meal, then pay later for the generous portion without breaking the bank. Mixing together tasty food with delightful and casual local settings, the street food scene brings people together, from common foodies to celebrities, in enjoying unpretentious local delights. GULAI TIKUNGAN Every night, dozens of cars are parked at the sides of Mahakam street as people swarm in for a warming and delicious  gulai . Known and loved for the  spicy savoury taste ,...

BANDUNG HIDDEN GEMS! The best thing about Bandung’s famed culinary scene is that it blends in nonchalantly with daily life, with delicious food everywhere from fancy restaurants to street food stalls in the most unassuming locations. From breakfast to late-night grub, traditional meals to innovative creation, discover the best street food stalls in Bandung, Indonesia. SATE ANGGREK Dozens of chicken and goat skewers line up on one long grill, giving off an aromatic smoke that teases their delicious savoury satay flavour. That’s what you’ll get when stopping by Sate Anggrek, which specialises in a delectable peanut sauce that goes with their skewers. Serving the  satay  you know and love, but bigger and better than most. BUBUR AYAM PAK OTONG This legendary chicken porridge has been around since 1947 and stays one of the most sought-after dinner options in Bandung. The aromatic porridge comes with savoury toppings of your choice: shredded chicken, chicke...

  GUIDE TO TAIPEI NIGHT MARKET! what to eat? AH ZHONG MEE SUA 阿宗麵線 Not exactly street food since it's a proper shop in itself (except that you have to stand around to eat), the mee sua here is practically the only reason why I often visit Taiwan. Though they now have a few branches, maybe it's placebo but I find the flagship stall at  Ximending  to be the best. Be sure to have it with lots of vinegar, garlic and chilli! Address: 臺灣臺北市萬華區峨眉街8-1號 / No. 8-1, Éméi St, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan FLAME-GRILLED BEEF STEAK This franchise is available at almost every night market and  we had it every day, sometimes several times a day.  Cooked upon order using a large blowtorch, each piece is perfectly charred yet tender and juicy all at the same time. (I found  this video on YouTube  teehee). There're a few seasonings available and my favourites are Xinjiang cumin and rose pink salt!   CHEESY POTATO ...