New to Wild Junket? Maybe you’d be interested in subscribing to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Thanks to Asia’s biggest budget airline, AirAsia, now we can fly to Europe for just a mere S$254 one-way, taxes included! It’s REAL – I checked tix for nxt Aug – return tix S$600 (300euros)!
Imagine flying from London to [...]


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November 25, 2008 · Asia, Europe, London, Malaysia, Recommendations, Travel Tips  
    

In this little piece of heaven,
we found peace and tranquility, and a kind of calm.
For a moment there, I was in a paradisical high.
It really felt like an escape from reality.

Everything they said about Boracay was real.
A tiny island that only existed in our fantasy.
Not overcrowded with tourists, nor overbearing touts
nor pumping loud clubs.
Just subtle [...]


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Flying over the skies of the Philippines,I will always remember the view of the numerous islands…We had a short transit in Manila,and decided to explore the city and perhaps get on one of the cool Jeepneys..Their most common form of transport,the Jeepneys are bright, eye-catching and definitely very local.Street hawker selling some guava.(a green tropical [...]


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November 16, 2008 · Asia, Culture, the Philippines  
    

Sipadan Resort, Borneo

Sipadan is a haven for all divers and sea-lovers. Rich with coral reef and amazing marine life, it’s easy to spot turtles, huge groups of barracudas and reef sharks swimming by you. Located at the northern tip of the island of Borneo, this little Malaysian island is the best kept secret of Asia, [...]


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Recently I’d started writing travel reviews for Cosmotourist, usually my own experiences travelling through anywhere in the world. I´m having a ball of a time, just recalling those days and penning them down and sharing my thoughts with like-minded travellers. It’s a great site to get detailed tips and advices, check out my reviews at:

http://www.cosmotourist.com/myct/profile/u/adventurer/tab/1/t/

‘Driving [...]


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November 9, 2008 · Africa, Recommendations, Tanzania, Travel Tips  
    
languages

Growing up in this complexed modern society, I’d been speaking English and Mandarin since I was a kid. It was never a bed of roses, I remembered struggling between the two- which to work harder on, which I preferred and I never understood why I had to learn to be bilingual. Now life has taken a 180degrees turn, [...]


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November 4, 2008 · By Country, Culture, Languages, Spain