I have a genuine fear of heights. But many times in my life I have proven to myself (always accidentally) that there is no fear I cannot conquer. When the cable car was the most requested activity we do for our first time in Singapore, I immediately agreed because I read in the website that the trip is only 5 minutes.
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Binondo is the world’s oldest Chinatown, with written records showing it was established in 1564. According to historians, as early as 1603, there were already 20,000 Chinese residents recorded in Manila (compared to barely 1,000 Spaniards). Pre-Spanish colonization, the Philippines was already trading with the Chinese as evidenced by the Chinese jars and ceramicware and influence in food dug up as archeaological finds.
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Joel and I traveled in Vietnam for 30 days. Like our travel last year to Thailand, we brought work with us. We worked full time, and traveled part-time. What’s working remotely from Vietnam like?
There are many disadvantages to working at home. But one of the many advantages is the luxury of bringing work wherever I go. In our most recent trip to Cambodia and Thailand, my husband and I brought work with us and worked remotely for some of our free days in Thailand. How is working remote in Thailand like?
I was envious of the many people who blogged about paying just P2,000 for a round trip ticket to Singapore. I tried my best to be able to score tickets of that price range but I was not successful. I just decided to splurge a little bit in air fare, and save in some aspects of the travel. Anyway, it was my first international trip, might as well enjoy it to the best I can afford. So, I booked SilkAir, and I was glad I did because SilkAir service was top-notch (at least compared to the several budget planes I flew with in the past).
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Psyche Castillon 