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| Tanya at a random noodle shop in Xi'An, China |
Tanya
Procyshyn is a freelance writer, photographer, and Southeast Asia travel
expert. Originally from the Canadian prairies, she moved to warmer climes after
completing her B. Sc. in Biology/Psychology at the University of Manitoba in
2005. She has called Singapore home since 2007.
Her travels
have taken her to more than 30 countries across the globe. With a passion for unusual
destinations, her adventures range from camping with Komodo dragons in
Indonesia to shaking hands with soldiers in Pyongyang, North Korea. In
Singapore, you may find her scuba-diving at Pulau Hantu or scouring Little
India for the best masala dosa.
Tanya has
been working as a freelance writer since 2007.
Her writing and photography has appeared in print publications like
Asian Geographic, PhotoYou, Singapore Connection, and Southeast Asia Backpacker
magazine.
She also works for Travelfish.org as a travel guide researcher and has
covered Thailand, Laos, Malaysia and Singapore.
Tanya also
manages a number of travel-related websites including SingaporeTravelTips.com , ThailandTravelTips.com , and BudgetAirlineGuide.com. She is also a Singapore correspondent for CitySeekr.com.
Hi Tanya!
ReplyDeleteI'm djing a wedding in Penang in March. My husband and I are gonna stay for another 10 days, wanna have an adventure. Would love any advice you could give us. my email spinsmiles@gmail.com thanks in advanced.
looking forward to it.
Smiles & Paul
i love durian 2!!! im 26 living in malay, if i come down to sing we should share a durian? executiveoffice@hushmail.com
ReplyDeleteGreat name for a blog! :-) Nevertheless I hate the smell of Durian and am quite happy they are banned from public transport in Bangkok ;-)
ReplyDeletehi tanya i will be in KL on the 13th of sept till the 15th with my wife we're both 42 years old. where do you suggest for us to go and visit since our stay is very short. Genting is not an option thank you very much
ReplyDeletepeter c
Hi Peter -
DeleteKL has plenty to keep you occupied for 2 days.
* Have lunch or high tea at the restaurant at the top of the Menara Tower - http://www.atmosphere360.com.my/. The view is phenomenal and you can see the Petronas Twin Towers.
* In the evening, go to the Petaling Street Market to shop and try the street food.
* Visit the Batu Caves which are on the outskirts of the city - the caves have been turned into Hindu temples and are very impressive.