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Chocolate - a brief history
Once divinely regarded as a substance from the heavenly realms and used as a form of currency by the Aztecs and Mayans, chocolate is today one of the most widely enjoyed snacks throughout the world.
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A brief history of the Chinese language
The Chinese language is today not only one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, it is also a profound language with a rich history, being among the world's oldest surviving languages.
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Top places to visit in Tokyo
Tokyo is not only one of the three greatest command centres of our modern world's economy, it is also where the old meets the new in perfect harmony. Culture, history and modernity - Tokyo has it.
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20 Unique Wildlife Species You Must Not Miss in Malaysia
Malaysia is one of the world's few megadiverse countries. This country's tropical rainforests and mangroves boast thousands of unique wildlife species. Here are 20 of them.
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Ten hotspots in Malaysia for nature lovers
Malaysia's year-long tropical climate makes it home to one of the world's most biodiverse regions of tropical rainforests and islands, and undoubtedly a haven for all nature lovers out there.
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A brief history of Singapore
From an island shrouded in the obscurity of misty legends and folklores, Singapore has now developed into one of the world's most revered financial capitals and economic powerhouses.
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The many festivals of Malaysia and Singapore
Malaysia and Singapore, two countries with diverse cultures and religions, stand out in the world as one of the few countries with the most diverse assortment of festivals and observances.
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Top Religious Sites to Visit in Malaysia
Malaysia, a uniquely multicultural and multireligious country, is home to most of the world's major religions. Here are some of the most popular religious sites to visit while you are in the country.
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Gardens by the Bay: Singapore’s garden city
A futuristic bayside garden situated near Singapore's central financial district, Gardens by the Bay is the embodiment of modern sustainable development and is a must visit if you are in Singapore.
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Japanese Cuisine and Dishes That You Must Not Miss
Japan boasts a large variety of unique, mouthwatering dishes and cooking styles not originally found anywhere else in the world. When travelling to Japan, here is a list of dishes you must not miss.
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Settling into a new living environment
Moving into a new neighbourhood or living environment marks a new phase and experience in life. Here are some tips that can help you adapt more quickly and effectively into your new environment.
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Kawagoe: reflection of old Tokyo
Also known as "Little Edo" after the old name for Tokyo, Kawagoe is a tranquil city northwest of Tokyo that is perhaps one of the last few surviving traces of Edo's old lifestyle and architecture.
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Enoshima: the picturesque island
A small island and popular tourist destination just southwest of Tokyo, Enoshima boasts one of the most attractive natural sceneries and delicious seafood cuisine within the Greater Tokyo Area.
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Useful tips in learning a new language
Learning a new language can be a highly challenging task, but an immensely rewarding one as well. Here are some tips that can help you progress better in it.
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Malaysia and Singapore’s multicultural society
Malaysia and Singapore are two melting pots in Southeast Asia that share many cultural similarities in their multicultural societies, making them unique in the eyes of the world.