Mondrian in The Hague: Celebrating Dutch Street Art
For a couple weeks in 2017 I was in the Netherlands, neither a tourist nor just in town for meetings. I had the opportunity to switch offices, and work with colleagues there for a...
There are things that you come across and find interesting in travel, curiosities and oddities. Things that baffle you as a foreigner – being baffled, I think, is one of a traveller’s secret enjoyments. Observations and mementos, crafts or items from our random world.
And then there are random things that happen, and random places you wander off to and enjoyed. I love storytelling, finding a narrative and an arc, weaving a spell and breaking it, setting the reader free at the end. But not everything in our world has an arc – or at least one that my mind can discern.
So these travel odds and ends – whether whimsical or erratic or serious and philosophical – are all grouped here. Randomness doesn’t need a reason.
For a couple weeks in 2017 I was in the Netherlands, neither a tourist nor just in town for meetings. I had the opportunity to switch offices, and work with colleagues there for a...
I paused in the dim light, still seated on the floor where I was praying. The room was near-darkness, in the hour before sunrise. My room-mate Belle had sleepily asked the question from where...
They asked if I could swim in the open sea. “What do you mean? Just put 10 for everything,” his voice came through distractedly over the phone. I had consulted my (ex)friend, regarding how...
Much has been said about solo travel, and how it needn’t be lonely and isolated. That you would meet people along the way, travellers and hosts alike. And so, while you may start out...
I was intrigued when Chandrima of Travel Stories Untold nominated me for the Mystery Blogger Award. I hadn’t heard of this award before, and didn’t think I had the readership to even be noticed for a...
I have about 2 weeks to go before I head to Nepal. And I am going alone. The big ticket things are booked now, and no cold feet madness can be tolerated. So I am...
A day trip to Morib beach The downside of living in Kuala Lumpur is that the coastline is not particularly accessible. This is very sad for someone who loves the coastline. You have to...
Teja and the Treasure Room of Chatsworth House Near the end of my Derbyshire trip, I went to visit the stately home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, Chatsworth House. In an earlier article...
I had never identified with Valentine’s Day. Even though I’ve not always been single. When your reputation for being a brain rather than a beauty is what precedes you, what happens is that you would not...
You know how you sometimes snap photos of things, just because? And you don’t know who to show it to, or under what excuse, but they’re so interesting anyway? Some of such things on...
There’s something incredibly appealing about new year fireworks. There aren’t very many things that my over-thinking mind doesn’t try to work out the why of it, but it and fireworks have a truce. Fireworks...
Mt. Everest In Nepal Covered In Climbers' Waste25 tons of garbage were sitting on top of Mt. Everest
Posted by NowThis Future on Tuesday, 19 June 2018
Teja on the Horizon is at Taman Eco Rimba KL ~ Hutan Simpan Bukit Nanas.
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NEW GUIDE ON THE BLOG!
Easily the most accessible forest hike in Malaysia, located right in the KLCC area itself, KL Forest Eco Park is a great option for a quick escape from the city bustle!
How accessible? 2 bus services, 2 train services, and of course, taxis and ride shares!
KL Forest Eco Park, Bukit Nanas
Menara Kuala Lumpur (KL Tower Official)
Tourism Malaysia Sentral
#urbanforest #KLhiking #canopywalk #SaturdayStories
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KL Forest Eco Park: The Surprisingly Real Rainforest — Teja on the Horizon
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I always assumed that the hill is called ‘Bukit Nanas’ because there used to be pineapples planted on th...2 days ago
When I return from a trip (actually when I prepare to go as well), invariably friends ask me, You're going by yourself? aren't you scared? ?
Sure... but usually only when I forget that I know how!
#solotravel #humanity #travelstories #FridayInspiration
My Adventure Bucket
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3 Travel Experiences That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity - My Adventure Bucket
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It’s easy to assume that the world is full of people who are out to get you. Here are three stories that will re...3 days ago
Light Travel Action writes about inspirational travel quotes that resonate with readers and travellers alike (check out Teja’s submission!).
The list turned out to reflect the way that travel is related to enriching life - and indeed, how it is really ultimately about living, human and aware.
#inspirational #travelquotes #bewoke #TidbitThursday
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