Stupas of the Borobudur

New to Wild Junket? Maybe you’d be interested in subscribing to our RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!As we embarked on a journey into Central Java, we had the priority of cleansing our minds and clearing our heads. We were right, this part of Java had us finding ourselves spiritually and even stumbling upon some pleasant [...]


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Today 22nd April marks the 39th year of the celebration of Earth Day. To continue to promote long-term changes in mindsets and lifestyles, the organisers have launched an ambitious ‘Green Generation Campaign’ that will hopefully motivate a bigger crowd to reverse the destruction of the environment. Events will be held all over the world from [...]


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April 22, 2009 · Festivals, Life, Recommendations, Travel News  
    
New Asia Bar

If you’re a flashpacker looking for some luxury and sophisticated entertainment, Singapore would be your paradise. From exquisite wine bars to soothing high-end spa resorts, there is all you need for a modern urbanite’s flashy lifestyle. We promise you Asia’s finest, in this modern and chic tropical heaven. Here are some of the best …


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Experience a New Culture

During our recent trip through Central Java, we car-pooled with an energetic German couple who shared their intrepid tales of travelling around the World with us. Towards the end of our day together on the harrowing mountain roads of the Dieng Plateau, Daniel made an insightful comment, which I thought, hit the spot …


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April 18, 2009 · Adventure Travel, Life, Travel Tips  
    
Bangkok protests

             Widespread violence has broken out once again in the Thai capital of Bangkok.  Anti-government protesters, loyal to Thaksin Shinawatra, the exiled former prime minister, clashed with armed soldiers and local residents on Monday. Thai soldiers fired automatic rifles in the air and sprayed tear gas in a bid …


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April 17, 2009 · Festivals, Thailand, Travel News  
    
long-term travelling

Having received several emails from my readers, about how I sustain my long-term travels, both financially and professionally, I figured I might just share some of my own experience with you. (Thanks for writing to me, keep them coming!) Truth be told, long-term travelling is not easy, but if you set yourself some rules, …


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Wai-o-Tapu

While I’m on the road to Central Java, fellow travel blogger Nik Tjhinn writes a guest post for us, sharing some secrets he found in New Zealand’s Sulphur City. Check out his stylish blog Unearthing Asia to uncover the best of Asia.          Wai-O-Tapu, Rotorua. Photo by Macorig Paolo “Kia ora, welcome …


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Chewing gum banned in Singapore!

Singapore is a melting pot of the 4 main races – Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian. With our unique fusion of various languages and dialects, a local slang called Singlish is born. Many foreigners find it hard to understand our origins and heritage. But with our fast-paced life and traditional Asian values juxtaposed in this [...]


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April 5, 2009 · Culture, Life, Singapore  
    
Rovinj, Croatia

Stunning views of the cliff, with gorgeous beach houses dotting the coastline and narrow highways meandering close to the rocks beneath — Coastal towns bring a whole new meaning to seaside lifestyle. There is a certain allure about these coastal towns, be it in Africa or Australia; their elegance and disarrayed beauty …


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