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Fuji full frontal
B Magazine, Published on 16/06/2013
» We're sitting in the back of a local bus heading towards Lake Motosu with snow-capped Mount Fuji occasionally making an appearance outside our windows. The driver, a diminutive Japanese man in his forties, fixes his attention on the road despite our audible "Oohs," and "Ahhs," and non-stop camera clicks. It's been some 30 minutes since we've left Kawaguchiko Station, a well-known gateway for the exploration of Mount Fuji and its five surrounding lakes. Unlike most tourists, our destination today is the lesser-known Lake Shoji, the smallest of the five but arguably the most attractive.
A little bit of europe in isan
B Magazine, Published on 23/12/2012
» Back in the day, a weekend getaway for most Bangkokians usually meant spending a night or two at the beach in Pattaya or Hua Hin _ or, in case of a long weekend, on Koh Samet. While the combination of sea, sand and sun has never really lost its holiday appeal, more city dwellers today are heading northeast for a quick recharge among the region's lush rollicking hills and valleys. Located just a little over two hours from Bangkok, Khao Yai over the last few years has become a new "it" destination, offering expanses of unspoiled nature, numerous themed resorts, adventure-based attractions while also playing host to music festivals, including Thailand's largest, the Big Mountain Music Festival.
The melbourne identity: Hipper than you may think
B Magazine, Published on 29/01/2012
» It hardly came as a surprise when The Economist named Melbourne, Australia's second most populous city, as the most desirable place to live on Earth. Why? The capital of the state of Victoria has plenty to offer its residents and visitors alike, from lush nature, charming architecture and exciting diversity that's reflected through the city's never-ending offerings of cafes, restaurants, bars as well as artistic and cultural endeavours.