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By Kerry-Ann Augustin, 1 Jul 2019
These Amazing Aquatic Adventures Will Make You Want to Book Your Ticket to Perth Now!
From enchanting estuaries to pristine coastal waters, Perth in Western Australia is defined by bodies of water – each brimming with tales of its storied past and offering thrill seekers and nature lovers a gateway to aquatic adventures. White, wispy clouds dot Western Australia's bright blue skies, floating…
By travel360.com editorial team, 1 May 2019
As we celebrate Labour Day on May 1, we shine the spotlight on unique and sometimes quirky professions around the world – some dangerous, and requiring grit, strength and endurance, others fuelled by passion, with skills honed over decades. 1. Master kite maker, Malaysia In the Malaysian state…
By Kerry-Ann Augustin, 29 Apr 2019
Eating and Drinking Your Way Through Autumn in Perth
As the cool winds of autumn start to sweep across the rugged, rural landscape of Western Australia, the sunny state brims with exquisite seasonal offerings. Zip lining through the obstacle course at Yanchep National Park is a great way to experience and appreciate the unique beauty of Western…
By Kerry-Ann Augustin, 5 Apr 2019
In Sarawak, Melanau Community Still Celebrates Ancient Feast for the Spirits
New religious teachings may have buried certain Melanau practices over the millennia, but Kaul – an ancient thanksgiving feast for the spirits – isn't one of them.
By travel360.com editorial team, 5 Apr 2019
Discover the Unique Marimo Festival Organised by Japan's Indigenous Ainu People
The Ainu people, an indigenous community in Japan, are said to be the oldest inhabitants of the country. Many of them still live in the northern part of Hokkaido and the nearby areas of Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. The Marimo Festival began in the 1950s as a…
8 Interesting Celebration of Children Around the World
Have you ever heard of the phrase "sleeping like a baby"? That's a terrible sleep if you really think about it, because you wake up every three hours crying for milk. Not to mention the variation of grunts that parents have to decipher what each one actually means.…
By travel360.com editorial team, 5 Dec 2017
Quick Bites: Christmas Confections
From Australia to Philippines, Christmas is celebrated with cakes inspired by local traditions. It's the time of year when fruit cake is everywhere! Fruit cake, however, is not the only star of the festive table, as many communities celebrate Christmas with unique confections of their own. Here are…
Going Solo in Iran: A Female Traveller's Experience
Words and images: Carissa Fitria My friends and I randomly booked tickets to Iran last year. But when my friends could not make it, I decided to go by myself to a strange faraway land, without knowing what will happen. Everyone who knew I was planning to go…
By travel360.com editorial team, 29 Nov 2017
Travel Log: The Great Penida Escape
Words and Images: Teo Holland Teo Holland and her husband, Johnny, leave touristy Bali behind to immerse themselves in the beauty and serenity of a hidden gem – Nusa Penida. AirAsia delivered us once again to one of our favourite holiday destinations, Bali, Indonesia. But after a month,…
Trekking Panchase: A Magical Cultural Experience I Will Never Forget
One of Nepal's hidden gems, the Panchase trek takes you through some of the Himalayas' diverse landscapes. Though Panchase is located only an hour away from Pokhara, many travellers tend to overlook this route as it is in the same region as the Annapurna Circuit and Poon Hill,…
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