Rolling Grace: Travel, Food & Destination Guide

Just beyond the bustling town of Kuantan lies Gua Charas: a sanctuary hidden from the everyday, waiting to be unveiled. Step inside, and the cool, fragrant air of the cave envelops you, leading you past delicate Hindu and Buddhist shrines nestled in the shadows. Then, your eyes meet the Sleeping Buddha, a colossal figure carved with serene grace, its presence both humbling and awe-inspiring. Here, time seems to pause, inviting quiet contemplation amidst centuries of devotion and artistry. At Gua Charas, you don’t just visit a site - you enter a sacred world where culture, faith, and nature converge in sublime harmony. Read also:  Gua Kelam of Perlis, Malaysia: Everything You Need to Know Table of Content Gua Charas, Sungai Lembing Sivan Temple in Kuantan History of Gua Charas Hidden Trail to the Top How to Get to Gua Charas Gua Charas Hiking Duration Parking & Ticket Price Contact Information The Gua Charas Temple Cave is located in Panching, Kuantan Visiting the Temple Cave a...

Tucked along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Asiatique The Riverfront is one of Bangkok’s most refined yet accessible lifestyle destinations. A hybrid of a night bazaar, cultural hub, and riverside promenade, this open-air complex offers more than just shopping. It’s an experience that effortlessly blends Bangkok’s old-world charm with modern indulgences. Asiatique delivers a refreshing change from the city’s chaotic energy that is perfect if you're in search of local cuisine, artisanal souvenirs, or simply a scenic place to unwind after sunset. Read more: Wat Arun Temple Bangkok: What to See, Do & Know Table of Content History of Asiatique The Riverfront A Modern Night Market Dining & Restaurants Asiatique Sky & Cultural Performances How to Get to Asiatique Bangkok Contact Information Asiatique The Riverfront Bangkok: A Sophisticated Riverside Escape Asiatique The Riverfront Bangkok: A Sophisticated Riverside Escape History of Asiatique The Riverfront Set on ...

Step into the sky-high sanctuary that is Nobu Kuala Lumpur, where each course tells a story - not only of impeccable craftsmanship and global culinary mastery, but of intention, awareness, and the beauty of restraint. This June, the iconic dining destination unveils a new tasting menu that transcends the traditional. The Japanese Five Senses is not merely a meal but a thoughtfully composed 16-course symphony that stirs the soul and awakens the conscience. Read more: Sabayon x JAMPA Four-hands Dinner Table of Content Japanese Five Senses Menu Reducing Food Wastage Responsible Gastronomy Available Throughout June 2025 10 Year Anniversary Cocktail Promotions Contact Information Awaken your senses with the Japanese Five Senses menu, where sustainability becomes a sensory artform at Nobu KL Discovering Japanese Five Senses at Nobu Kuala Lumpur this June Designed around the five foundational flavours - salty, sour, umami, bitter, and sweet - this culinary journey at Nobu KL is as philosophi...

Perched dramatically on the rugged cliffs of Victoria’s southern coast, the Cape Otway Lightstation is a must-visit destination for travellers exploring the Great Ocean Road. As mainland Australia’s oldest surviving lighthouse, it offers a compelling blend of maritime history, panoramic ocean views, and immersive heritage experiences. Whether you're journeying from Apollo Bay or seeking a unique coastal retreat, this guide provides all the essential information to plan your visit. Read more: Curonion Spit at Nida, Lithuania Table of Content History of Cape Otway Lightstation Getting There: Map and Directions Ticket Information and Opening Hours Things to Do Accommodation Options Tips for Visitors Contact Information Visitor’s Guide to the Historical Cape Otway Lightstation History of Cape Otway Lightstation Standing proudly on the rugged cliffs of Victoria’s southern coast, the Cape Otway Lightstation has watched over the wild waters of the Bass Strait since 1848. Built from local...