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Apr42016 by Tropical LifeNo Comments

The Elegant Orient Atmosphere at Cabochon Hotel

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A Highly polished gem that exudes class, sophistication and understated luxury. The Cabohon Hotel is a unique boutique hotel boasting only 4 suite and 4 studios that evoke the excitement of that glorious vintage era of the orient in the roaring twenties. Housed within the Walpole Building of Sukhumvit road, as a member of ‘Secret Retreats, a collection of small hidden gems across Asia’ Cabochon Hotel successfully recaptures the feel of a golden yesteryear. The hotel conceptualizes the grace of Shanghai the 1920s for which the city reigned supreme, famed for its modernity and aesthetics after Europe’s Parisian and Viennese styles. While maintaining this luxurious vintage feel of Shanghai’s golden era the Cabochon Hotel confidently boasts 21st century amenities such as Free Wi-Fi, Cable ...

Rondji Restaurants

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_blockquote type="type1" border_color="#00e3ff"] Fine Cuisine & Libation [/vc_blockquote][vc_column_text] A trip to Ubud is not complete without a visit to the Blanco Renaissance Museum. There are two very good reasons for this excursion. Firstly, the museum presents a fascinating collection of art works of the legendary Don Antonio Blanco and the attached Rondji Restaurants is the worthy second reason for a visit. This delightful Ronji restaurant is a visual as well as a gourmet experience. Inpired by and named after the wife of the late Don Antonio Blanco, Rondji is immediately captivating with its expansive timber decked floor up there in the tree tops and tangle with nature. The interior dining area is housed under an exposed timber roofing structure of tr...

Solo

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_blockquote type="type1" border_color="#00e3ff"] Welcome to the embodiment of Java’s indigenous heritage. Surakarta - commonly known as Solo. This is a regal city in Central Java that holds Javanese tradition in the highest esteem. Solo is an interesting destination and well fitted for those who seek a rewarding cultural journey. [/vc_blockquote][vc_column_text] Historically, Solo plays an important role as the centre of power in Central Java’s past at a time when the Mataram Sultanate reigned and spread its influence all across Java. When the Sultanate split, it left two ‘court’ cities as its heirs; Solo and Jogjakarta. Solo is a less targeted tourist destinations compared to Jogjakarta, but it has more than enough points of interest for those with an edifying be...