These are the food I found within three blocks from where I’m staying in Kuala Lumpur. I’m at 30 Jalan Tun H.S. Lee to be exact, and it’s full of pleasant eateries. One of the many reasons why I love staying in Malaysia is their food. I have already proven my appetite through […]
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Think of Tenerife holidays and what springs to mind? Buzzing holiday resorts, sandy beaches and all-night entertainment that carries on well into the early hours? With lively holiday resorts like Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos in its remit, Tenerife can certainly tick all of those boxes. But there’s much more to this sun-drenched
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To the coal mine in Poland I never thought I’d have a good time touring a coal mine, but I did. The Guido is one of the tourist attractions in Zabrze, Silesia, Poland. You can do down as far as 320 meters underground; it is the deepest located tourist routes in a coal
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Two Year Anniversary of Bucket Living Exactly two years ago today, walked out the very same door, that I had been passing for last two and a half years, for the last time. The 30-month long relationship between us was finally over. If you are visiting RunawayJuno.com for the first time, here’s
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Scenes from when my train broke down in Sri Lanka The day was beautiful. Everything was perfect. Because the train journey to and from Galle was much easier than I expected, I was delighted to go on another 5-hour journey to Anuradhapura. The train wasn’t busy at all. We got comfortable seats, I settled in
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Precisely this time last year, I was badly longing for certainties. Funny, I escaped from tightly packed certainty and the possibility of having a secure job for next 40 years that was choking me for two years, but yet again, I wanted it. It is just a matter of dosage, I presume. Ever
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Do you know where your food is from? Just a few days before this day, I was quite frustrated about my time in Sri Lanka. Accommodation was VERY expensive, compared to other living costs, and I felt like everything that was related to ‘tourism’ immediately segregated me and the people. I didn’t feel like
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My Favorite Moments in Sri Lanka #Note: the number is simply for counting, not ranking. 1. When I gave a pen to a grown man I never thought this day would come. A grown Sri Lankan who was walking behind me said “pen?” when I turned around. This happened in Haputale, a small town in
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Celebrating Vesak Day in Sri Lankan Way The train to Anantapur from Colombo broke down, long story. We had to get off at Kurungala. It was a pleasant experience, actually, but the accident left us without a plan. We decided to visit Dambulla, about 50km away from where we were. For the first time, we
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