Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin
Darwin’s Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT) houses artistic, local historical, cultural and scientific collection of the Northern Territory.
Category: Travelogues
Project Air Miles – Oct ’19
Collecting air miles have been part of my travel plan for years though I have never really track our progress. Granted, I took advantage of …
Staycation at Capri by Fraser Johor Bahru
Capri by Fraser Johor Bahru is a 4-star hotel with 316 fully-furnished units for both business and leisure travellers. Our family of four went for a night’s stay during the June school holidays.
Asia / Thailand / Travelogues
Khao Kho’s Blue Sky Resort and Pino Latte
We stayed a night at the highly-recommended Blue Sky Resort in Khao Khao and had a meal at the popular Pino Latte.
Darwin Italian Festival 2019
Darwin Italian Festival is a celebration of vibrant Italian culture and popular Italian cuisine. Only into its 4th year, the one-day only Festival was held at Darwin Civic Park.
Meet the Salties at Crocosaurus Cove
Crocosaurus Cove is a crocodile-themed attraction in the heart of downtown Darwin. It features some of the largest saltwater crocodiles in Australia and the largest collection of Australian reptiles in the world.
Asia / Thailand / Travelogues
Khao Kho’s Wind Turbine Park and Phu Thap Boek
Wind Turbine Park is a popular tourist attraction in Northern Thailand’s Khao Kho district. In the park, massive wind turbines are used to harness wind power to produce electricity for Phetchabun Province. Phu Thap Boek in the same province is known for its view of ‘sea of clouds’.
Asia / Thailand / Travelogues
Wat Pha Sorn Kaew: The Beautiful Temple in Khao Kho
Wat Pha Sorn Kaew is a stunningly beautiful temple in Khao Kho, the northern Thai district of Phetchabun.
An Unexpected Work Trip to Karachi
Besides being the capital of Sindh province in South Pakistan, Karachi is also the country’s major commercial and industrial centre.
Darwin World War II Oil Storage Tunnels
Darwin World War II Oil Storage Tunnels was built as an underground oil storage facility for use during the war at a high cost but never put into use during the war. The facility was opened in 1992 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin.
Darwin’s Mother’s Day Classic 2019
Mother’s Day Classic is an annual fun run and walk series raising funds and awareness in breast cancer research. Our visit to Darwin coincided MDC event and we participated in the 4km walk.
A Weekend In Darwin
Darwin is the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory with nature and crocodiles being its main tourists attractions. It may be not sound sexy and exciting but we had a enjoyable jam-packed 2 days.