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How To Explore Langkawi’s Eagle Square

August 1, 2022Posted in Malaysia, Photography, TravelTagged Blogger, Blogging, Holiday, Indian Blogger, Journey, Langkawi, Langkawi;s Eagle Square, Malaysia, Mobile Photography, South Asia, Travel, Travel Blog, Travel Blogger, Travel Photography, Vacation4 Comments

Malaysia’s Langkawi is replete with splendid spots. One of them is Eagle Square, which is also known as Dataran Lang. It is a man-made structure, which is the symbol of Langkawi.
The massive sculpture of an eagle poised to take flight is definitely eye-catching and absolutely stunning. The 12 meter tall sculpture at Eagle Square attracts hundreds of tourists everyday, thanks to its amazing design. One of the iconic structures of Langkawi, the statue is surrounded by waters and bridges that provide mesmerizing views to tourists. The massive eagle sculpture greets everyone who comes to Kuah by ferry. The afternoon here could be too hot. So it is advisable to visit the place either in the morning or evening. As I was staying in Tubotel hostel, I rented a taxi and reached the place along with my friend. After spending 40 minutes there, I returned to my hostel. It is a beautiful place, which I recommend you to visit.

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Bhutan To Reopen Borders In September

June 29, 2022Posted in TravelTagged Asia, Bhutan, Bhutan Opening, Explore Bhutan, Press Release, South Asia, Travel Announcement, Travel Blogger, Travel News, Travel Press Release, Travel WriterLeave a comment

The Kingdom of Bhutan will be reopening its borders to tourists from September 23, 2022. But it will do so with a renewed focus on the sustainability of the sector, the Tourism Council Of Bhutan said in a press release.

The tourism sector will be undergoing a revamp, which will focus on three key areas. They are infrastructure and services, the travel experiences of tourists, and the sector’s environmental impact.

“COVID-19 has allowed us to reset – to rethink how the sector can be best structured and operated, so that it not only benefits Bhutan economically, but socially as well, while keeping carbon footprints low. In the long run, our goal is to create high-value experiences for visitors, and well-paying and professional jobs for our citizens,” said Dr. Tandi Dorji, Foreign Minister of Bhutan and Chairperson of the Tourism Council of Bhutan.

You can read more about the press release here:

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Hua Hin’s Popular Railway Station

April 1, 2019Posted in Photography, Thailand, TravelTagged Amazing Thailand, Backpacker, Backpacking, Blogger, Canon, Color, Hua Hin, Journey, Life, Photography, South Asia, Thailand, Travel Blog, Travel photographer, Travel Photography, Vacation3 Comments

One of Hua Hin’s popular tourist spots is Hua Hin railway station – perhaps one of the prettiest train stations I have ever seen in my life. This instagram-worthy station was built in 1910.

In 1926, it was again rebuilt by Prince Purachatra Jayakara.

Located on the Western end of Damnernkasem Road, this station attracts hundreds of tourists everyday. Brightly painted wooden buildings are some of the highlights of the station. One can also enjoy a train ride from Hua Hin to Bangkok. And the four hour journey will not disappoint you. So next time when you are in Hua Hin, make sure you visit this vibrant station.