Author: rabeb

• The Travelling Foodie guide to chocolate in Bruges

  

  I was on a business trip to Antwerp when I took a quick detour to spend half a day in Bruges before catching the Eurostar back home. I was determined to eat chocolate in Bruges. Considering the short time I had, I opted to try the most popular chocolatiers…by Google standards. Therefore, this isn’t an […]

• Culinary Adventures in Sri Lanka

  

  My first visit ever to Far East Asia was back in December 2017 to Sri Lanka. I wish I had kept a travel diary back then. Despite the lack of a travel journal, I still have vivid memories about that trip. I loved my time in Sri Lanka. It is a stunning country with something […]

• A guide to Seattle: On & Off the tourist path

  

  This post was originally posted on my old blog on May the 8th, 2018. This is an updated version. “Seattle is such a cool city”,that’s what I kept telling myself as I was wondering the streets and neighbourhoods of this beautiful city for the second time. The first time I visited Seattle was back in […]

• Through my lens: Gyeongju – the museum without walls

  

  Last year was hard and exhausting for everyone. That’s why when I was able to visit South Korea in December, I didn’t want to stress myself with too much planning. I knew which cities I wanted to visit but I didn’t plan how long I’d be staying or even where I’d stay. It was one […]

• Mount Hallasan: An anxiety filled hike!

  

  Jeju island is a very popular destination to visit in South Korea. It is probably second after Seoul. The island is on the far south below the Korean Peninsula. It takes an hour flight from Seoul.  For an island, Jeju is huge. It takes more than 2 hours to get from the north to the south […]

• Colombia: Don’t listen to what they say. Go see!

  

  This post was originally posted on my old blog on December the 8th, 2017. This is an updated version. It is funny how travel helps us see beyond our biases but also we worry about our biases as we travel. Bias is a disproportionate weight in favour of or against an idea or thing, usually […]

• Through my lens: Sri Lanka’s Tuk-tuks

  

  There are around one million tuk-tuks in Sri Lanka, providing essential, affordable transport for Sri Lankans & visitors alike. It is hard to notice tuk-tuks

• Exploring Tea Plantations in Sri Lanka

  

  Chances are when you’re visiting Sri Lanka, you are going to visit Hill Country, the land of tea plantations and scenic views. Sri Lanka’s tea country is simply breathtaking and so magical. You get to enjoy acres and acres of vivid green and some of the best tea in the world. Hill Country is a […]

• The Travelling Foodie Guide To Street Food In Kairouan, Tunisia

  

  Kairouan is a UNESCO World heritage site. It’s home to Islamic monuments dating all the way back to the 9th century. It’s also home to some of the best street food in Tunisia.

• The Travelling Foodie Guide To Ubud Cafes

  

  Looking for good coffee in Ubud, Delicious desserts and amazing food? Here’s our guide to awesome cafes in Ubud, Bali.