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  • All You Need to Know about Kedarnath Yatra

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction Kedarnath, situated in the state of Uttarakhand, India, is a widely acclaimed pilgrimage center of great significance. Tucked away in the serene embrace of the Garhwal Himalayas, it rests at an impressive altitude of approximately 3,583 meters. Kedarnath holds a revered place in the hearts of Hindus, being regarded…

  • Things You Need to Know about Leh Ladakh Bike Trip

    A Collaboration Post with BanBanjara Introduction: Conversating on a Leh Ladakh bike trip is a dream for many adventure enthusiasts and travel affectionists. Situated in the Himalayan region of India, Ladakh offbreath landscapes, challenging heights, and an experience that’s nothing short of excitement. However, a successful bike trip requires meticulous planning, especially when it comes…

  • Air Asia AK 380 dari Kuala Lumpur ke Jakarta: Mengukur Jejak Chai di KLIA2

    <—-Kisah Sebelumnya Geretan travel bag para pengunjung bandara akhirnya membuatku terbangun….. Aku bangkit dan terduduk di area sempit nan pendek tepat di bawah pangkal escalator. Kulihat layar telepon pintar, waktu menunjukkan pukul setengah lima pagi. Mataku yang masing mengantuk dan badan yang belum benar-benar segar harus kupaksakan untuk mulai beraktivitas. Aku membuka travel bag, mengaduk-aduk…

  • Air Asia AK 823 dari Phuket ke Kuala Lumpur

    <—-Kisah Sebelumnya Waktu satu setengah jam aku manfaatkan dengan cara duduk bersantai di salah satu bangku di waiting hall sembari menikmati secangkir cold latte sehaga 89 Baht yang aku beli dari salah satu tenant kopi, Phuket International Airport. Tenant itu bernama Siam Express dengan tagline utamaya Fresh & Go dan terletak persis di depan Gate…

  • Chinese Fishing Nets: Fort Kochi’s version of Anco

    <—-Previous Story The long wait to be present on the coast of Fort Kochi had paid off. In one jump down the orange KURTC Bus, I stood in the city built on mangroves. For a moment I stood motionless looking around, quickly adapting to the boisterous travelers at that famous destination in the State of…

  • Second Chance to India: Air Asia AK 39 from Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Kochi (COK)

    <—-Previous Story Going to India always has a thrill in a side of my heart. The provocation of irresponsible information sometimes succeeds in making the guts tremble. Gusts of news ranging from security factors, culinary hygiene, scam variations, and other gripping things began to cloud my mind that afternoon. Therefore, before leaving for India, for…

  • Heading to KLIA2 from KL Sentral

    <—-Previous Story It would take a little longer to take a free service to the inn than riding the LRT “Laluan Kelana Jaya”. But in order to get around for the lack of Ringgit, I still decided to just take the free service of Go KL City Bus. Hurrying to leave KLCC Park, I headed…

  • KLCC Park: Visited at the End

    <—-Previous Story The sun was at the peak of its power when I decided to retreat from Petronas Twin Towers’ yard. I couldn’t hide the wry smile on the corner of my lips and felt like I was a traveler who didn’t understand priorities just because I visited the Twin Towers right in the middle…

  • Twenty Minutes at the Petronas Twin Tower

    <—-Previous Story Time show is at half past twelve…. I stood on the edge of Bukit Bintang Street waiting for the Go KL City Bus-Green Line to arrive. That time I intended to revisit the Petronas Twin Tower. That would be the fifth visit to the famous twin towers. “Do you bore, Donny?”, is a…

  • Stucking in the Lion Dance at Bukit Bintang

    <—-Previous Story A quarter past ten…. I decided to leave the courtyard of KL Tower. My feet stepped following the contours of the road winding down the hill. A quarter of an hour later I was at the south end of Puncak Street, right where it intersects with P. Ramlee Street. Standing on a sidewalk,…