An adventure to the waters of Amazon — by Leesan
Actually, there are many tribes that live along the Amazon River, and they lead very normal lives just like us, although they tend to encounter more real piranhas than we do.
Mid-autumn air best for barbecue
Promoting Taiwan tourism at the recent MATTA Fair were (from left) Ye, her husband Steve Lin, Teng and Chiu.
We will look at how the Taiwanese do it.
Journey to the end of the world — by Leesan
This park has a total area of more than 1,000,000sq km of wilderness and is a world heritage park shared and maintained by Argentina and Chile. The park features high mountain forest plains, rivers, waterfalls, fjords and an ice field hinterland with a total area of 1,700 sq km.
In Galapagos, the land of the giant tortoise — by Leesan
The Galapagos is a collective of 19 islands, about 1,000km off the coast of Ecuador. Because of their extremely remote location at the confluence of three ocean currents, the Galapagos Islands are a haven for a wide range of unique animal species.
Guests, check in for a durian feast
The current Musang King promotion at the 222-room hotel offers patrons an interesting package – accommodation plus all-you-can-eat durian feast, a walk-in durian buffet and durian takeaway.
China: Wolf or golden goose to Malaysia? — by Leesan
Our government can’t seem to make up its mind as to whether China is a wolf to be feared or a golden goose that will lay lots of lucrative eggs for us.
Here’s how we can improve KL’s famous Bukit Bintang area — by Leesan
KL is my city as I have lived here – in Bukit Bintang, specifically – for the past 23 years after returning from my studies in Japan. I know the ins and outs of the Bukit Bintang area like the back of my hand.
How to be a happy traveller — by Leesan
Travelling requires a coordination of the five senses. What we see can be reinforced by what we hear and touch, and what we taste can be tempered or enhanced by what we smell.
Taiwan through the eyes of photographers
At a glance, you would not be faulted for thinking he was just one of the farm hands; but to my surprise, he was the owner of one of the leisure farms we had visited.
Will authentic Cuba survive? — by Leesan
As more tourists make their way to the Caribbean island, many wonder if foreign influencers will take over Cuba’s cultural heritage.
