Riederalp: High Up in the Swiss Alps

While a handful of courses stake claim to being Europe’s highest golf course, Golf Club Riederalp is happy to settle on being merely one of the highest golf courses, situated at 2,000 m above sea level. Rumour has it that…

Chardonnay: Leader of the Pack

Chardonnay certainly had its day, but by the end of the 1980s, many wine connoisseurs were crying out for any wine other than Chardonnay. Big, oaky Chardonnays had become the norm before consumers began switching to fresher, easy-drinking, fruity and…

Magnificent Mesa

Perched high atop the Permata Sapura tower, Mesa on 51 is the latest addition to The Marini’s Group portfolio of upscale dining and entertainment venues. Set on the 51st floor (as you may have guessed), the rooftop destination boasts outstanding…

Monisha Rajesh’s Around the World in 80 Trains

This book explores a remarkable sevenmonth journey across five continents, as Monisha Rajesh and her fiancé travel the world by train. Building on her previous adventure through India, Rajesh sets out to discover whether the romance of train travel can…

Study Group: Study Hard, Punch Harder

  Is This K-Drama Worth Your Time? K-dramas thrive on familiar formulas, and nowhere is that more evident than in school fight dramas. You know the drill—new kid arrives, tries to keep a low profile, but inevitably ends up fighting…

Discovering Australia’s Top End

I ’ve travelled to the Northern Territory many times before, and every time, it makes me feel good to be there for the chance to reconnect with the wilderness. I’ve always chosen to camp there, but on my last trip…

A Sweet Indulgence at The Main Lounge

I hope you have had the pleasure of trying some of the dishes I have reviewed over the past months. From the delightful Crispy Duck to succulent Steak and an inviting Breakfast Spread, the culinary journey at RSGC has been…