That dreaded layover. 4hours? 12hrs? Been there done that. The perks and woes of an airline staff. If you’re transiting and have a few hours to spare till next your next flight, why not go out of the airport and visit the city? (Considering no visa is required.) And if a train is inside the airport connecting to the city, you’re in for some luck. … Continue reading Transit 101 in Amsterdam
Happiness is exploring the enchanted labyrinth of Al Hambra Basking in the richness of gardens and palaces Cruising along roads of green and yellow fields Feasting your eyes on medieval Andalusia Happiness is the timeless union of nature and architecture Stepping on a pavement of white pebble stones Standing behind majestic wooden doors and wrought iron gates Walking the streets under the shade of orange trees … Continue reading Happiness is that place called Granada
It was an 8-hour ride aboard the big vessel, Blue Star Ferries. We left the pier in Athens at 0730am and arrived in Santorini at 3pm when the tides have turned and the sky, a solid blue dotted with white fluffy clouds. There was no sunshine on this day but the ride up the mountain to our hotel provided us with a sombre yet tranquil view of the volcano and the Aegean Sea. Our welcome drinks were a cup of coffee or tea, and a carafe of the local wine which is available for free, 24 hours. You’d wonder why there’s no complimentary water, but my guess is as good as yours because in Europe, a bottle of water costs more than an alcoholic beverage. Continue reading When in Santorini
Walk with Yan 