Get the travel bug in you delirious with excitement – the most colourful destinations in the world await the adventurous!
Burano ITALY
Known for their love of colour, Italy is home to one of the cheeriest islands in the world – with flowers growing in window boxes and small boats docked along the canal. Located on the same lagoon as Venice, it’s said that fishermen used to paint their houses in bright shades to make them easily identifiable when they’re out at sea. Burano is also widely renowned for intricate lacework, putting it on the map come the 16th century – one piece can take up to three months to complete! Be sure to check the labels though, as many stores sell China-made and machine-produced works – we adore Dalla Lidia Merletti d'Arte for authentic pieces. For a sumptuous lunch, swing by Trattoria al Gatto Nero and feast on the freshest and sweetest offerings of the sea!
Juzcar SPAIN
There’s no such thing as Monday blues here in this once-white town of Júzcar in Andalusia. Painted blue as a marketing gimmick for The Smurfs, your little ones will squeal in excitement as they pick up movie references dotted all over. Come autumn, you’ll find mushrooms popping up in this picturesque area. The best time to visit would be the third week of August, as the streets come alive with festivities in honour of the Virgin of Moclón. For hearty Spanish fare, take a quick break at Restaurante La Bodega del Bandolero and try their lip-smacking desserts.
Valparaiso CHILE
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ابدأ النسخة التجريبية المجانية من Magzter GOLD لمدة 7 أيام للوصول إلى آلاف القصص المتميزة المنسقة وأكثر من 9,000 مجلة وصحيفة.
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Beauty The Natural Way
With climate change rapidly threatening the future of Mother Earth, we urgently need to curb further acts of destruction. We speak to Law Hong Mei, founder of The Olive Tree, about building a beauty brand that is sustainable from the core.
Even Pets Need Tummy Care?
For many, keeping a pet is more than just caring for an animal; pets are family members, too. We speak to veterinary surgeon, Dr Wafaa Abdul Washefffrom Pets Corner Sdn Bhd, to find out how your pets can stay healthy with a suitable diet
The Healing Power Of Unconditional Love
There’s a saying that goes, “Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” For one woman, these words resonated deeply. An unlikely companion came into her life at her lowest point and changed everything.
YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME
“More than half of my time is spent with animals, but I enjoy it,” enthuses animal rescuer, Aileen Lee. The story of this selfless lady’s dedication and love for the fur kids she has saved will warm your heart.
MISSION: Catification
We discover why pet proofing your home ensures harmony and safety for both the owner and the cat.
THE ONE WHO'S TAKING ACTION
Best known for her extensively waitlisted Nina bag, Gabriela Hearst walks the talk when it comes to sustainable luxury. The New York-based designer shares her inspirations, dreams and resolutions for herself and her eponymous label.
BORN TO ENTERTAIN
YOU MIGHT RECOGNISE HER AS THE GENTLE AND LOVING MOTHER IN LEE CHONG WEI, THE BIOPIC OF THE BADMINTON LEGEND, OR THE VULNERABLE YET RESILIENT TEACHER IN WET SEASON, WHICH HIT THE CINEMAS IN MARCH. SOME OF US MAY HAVE SEEN YEO YANN YANN ON THE BIG SCREEN PLAYING VARIOUS CHARACTERS FOR MORE THAN A DECADE. STILL, SHE NEVER FAILS LEAVE HER AUDIENCE IN AWE OF HER ACTING PROWESS.
THE TRUTH BEHIND FAUX FUR
Is imitation fur still a feasible alternative in this modern, fashion-forward world? Nadhirah Othman uncovers how the fur industry – both real and fake – brings a detrimental impact to the well-being of our planet.
Surprising reasons WHY YOUR KID is under performing in school
You’re understandably frustrated that your child isn’t living up to her potential. But before you blame her attitude, check if these conditions are hindering her academically.
A PAWSITIVE' Life
Like in many parts of the world, pet culture has seen exponential growth in Malaysia. In this issue, Lorraine Chai discusses pet therapy, a method of treatment that is gaining traction, and also some of the pet trends you don’t want to miss out on.
