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Ice Cream Around the World You Should Stop By and Try

Hi everyone! 

Do you know that the 19th of July is actually celebrated as Ice Cream's Day in the United States, thanks to their 40th president Ronald Reagan?

Well, I wasn't aware of such a celebration day either until last month when I planned out my content calendar and found out this fun fact. As a result, I decided to invite some fellow bloggers to contribute their piece about their favorite ice cream around the world since my last collab post about instant noodles was quite a success!

It's summer in most parts of the world, and ice cream always sounds like a great idea under the heat. But then again, who am I kidding? It's still a good idea to enjoy in the winter too, so why don't we start talking about ice cream around the world now on Ice Cream's Day?

FAQs Answered By a Woman Traveler: Traveling Solo Around Southeast Asia

Hi everyone!

So, in case you didn't know, I'm finally back in Vietnam after 3 years. It was the first country that I visited as a solo traveler.

And while this time I kinda get used to doing everything alone when I travel, I understand as someone who comes from Southeast Asia region, some people just ask you a lot of questions about your journey.

Some ask questions out of curiosity, some do it because they're inspired to do it too, while the others have a little concern about the idea of traveling alone. And that's totally fine with me. While I think I've had a fair share of experience getting the benefits of traveling alone, I understand that not everyone has been exposed to the idea.

Now that I'm in Chau Doc, I've got some spare time to write as I'll be on my way to Ha Tien tomorrow, and then continue my journey crossing the border to Cambodia the next day.

This time, I'll share with you some questions frequently asked about traveling solo in Southeast Asia. The questions that I often get asked, especially as a woman traveling alone around the region.

New Year’s Bucket List: Places to Visit in the First Half of 2020

Happy New Year, everyone!

As you might probably notice already, it's my first post this year… And this time, I don't wanna lose the momentum as I've collaborated with some fellow bloggers to serve you a list of places recommendations to visit this year.

Starting in this post, I'll share with you the recommended places to visit in the first half of 2020. So, if you're planning for a trip some time around January and June this year… It's not too late for you to decide where you're gonna go for your next trip.

So, what do we have here? Please check this out!

Review: Malindo Air (A Flight from Kota Kinabalu to Singapore)

Just when I wanted to highly recommend Malindo Air for any flight in Southeast Asia region, I just found out that Malindo has recently changed their policy in terms of free baggage and onboard meals.

So, after my Borneo trip ended, I flew to Singapore with Malindo Air from Kota Kinabalu. And I suppose this was one of the last Malindo flights before they changed the policy. Now that they've got a new policy with a few flight options, I'm still going to write a review of my flight anyway.

I've also checked the price with each package to compare with my last experience flying with Malindo. So, would I still recommend you to fly with Malindo around ASEAN countries? Here's the review for this Malindo Air! 🙂

Read A Road Map Day 2019: 13 Easily Navigated Cities in Southeast Asia

Did you know that 5 April marks “Read A Road Map Day”?! Well, yes… Today is the day, and therefore I've got an idea to compile a collab post about some easily navigated cities in Southeast Asia. The cities whose maps are easy to read and navigate, with some handy transportation options to get around.

When you get used to planning a DIY trip, you tend to excel at using Google Maps especially if you love wandering around a place to pleasantly find the hidden gems in your destinations. Without further ado, here are some cities in Southeast Asia that you can navigate easily using your digital map!