Lisbon is a delight to explore. Its hilly and steep streets beckon me to explore on foot and walk up to its spectacular miradouros (viewpoints) with amazing views of Lisbon and River Targus. The bright yellow trams transport citydwellers and tourists across town - and I can't get
Read MoreLocated on Lisbon's waterfront the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology aka MAAT reopened in October 2016. Designed by London-based architect firm Amanda Levete and built using 15,000 white ceramic tiles the smooth wavy form connects
Read MoreLisbon's waterfront stretches along River Tagus. The area has undergone redevelopment over the last few years. Popular with locals and tourists, the area come alive in the evening when people come here to enjoy the view and rest their legs after climbing up and down the city's
Read MoreIn July I stayed at Adhisthana - a boutique hotel located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The place is a true gem. I didn't mind that its location is a little further away from the hustle and bustle of central Yogyakarta.
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