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lephamquynhnhu · 5 months

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Panacea

Chapter 2: Storm before the Blushing Morn

Dan Feng x Fem!Reader

WARNINGS/ TAGS: The reader has a default name, OOC, mentioned of blood. (This is a work of fanfiction, events are not aligned or relevant to the original work)

Word count: ~2k

Summary: He met you on a drizzling day when hydrangea fully bloomed on its field. Amidst the sea of mild pastel petals, Dan Feng never thought the flowery domain that intertwined your fate was the precise thing withered with you. They said he was a dragon, a hero, a sinner, but never a person with love, hatred, sorrow, or joy like everyone else in this world. However, it was a demi-truth. He committed the cardinal sin because of you.

Note: Do you like...pain?

He revisited on a sprinkle day, his signature ambergris aroma mixed with the freshness of humid forest note. You did not know why, but the High Elder seemed to be into rainy days because every time he came, water definitely showered outside. It has been weeks since you met him for the first time, and thanks to the frequency of his visits, you learn that the nonchalant Imbibitor Lunae gradually displays the other side. Although Dan Feng never clearly shows his emotion, you can tell his mood through the draconic tail. When he feels happy, his tail swings side to side and stands still as its owner is interested in or concentrates on whatever your information. In addition to your surprise, he sometimes even punchlines on your venting stories.

Under the Mulan's foliage, you slowly gaze at the kaleidoscope sky after rain. A mid-summer breeze that carries the scent of white flowers softly blows through, driving the ripples to gleam on the water's surface.

Immersing in your haze, you forget what was going to do until the Long Scion gives out his curiousness about the bush of Datura Metel in a corner garden.

"I have studied an organic pesticide which extracts from their active agents." - The elegant smell of lotus still glistens in the morning dew perfumes in your lungs when nudging into them. Suddenly, you shove the flower cart into his arms and tell him to wait for you at a nearby wooden bench. Dan Feng thinks eternal Spring never leaves this sunlit Shangri-La as he wipes the Mulan's petals out of the seat because the flora seems to blossom in four seasons.

While idly watching Koi fish under silky leafages, the High Elder does not notice you snicker behind. A forgotten raindrop stagnates on the lotus leaf trail like a lost pearl, arousing the quiet pond like his emerald orbs rising in astonishment. Amid the multi-colored palette, Dan Feng finds your smile is the most gorgeous flower when you abruptly pop up with a posy of Emperical Peony. The beam you flashed him still lingering in his mind as Dan Feng reluctantly takes the gift. Your hands lightly brush together via the exchange, reminding him of the existence of those black gloves since he has not seen you take them off once. Nevertheless, he lets it pass and dances his slender finger around the ombre corolla instead.

"Thank you, Yi Ting." - Imbibitor Lunae softly mutters under his breath, and as the lost ray shines through frost winter, a faint smile stretches on his usually glacial face.

On that day in the summer season, Dan Feng realizes that he does not return to your place because of its spectacular. He wants to revisit the Shangri-La because he likes spending time with you.

On an Autumn afternoon painted in a burnt orange hue and wafting with a ripe persimmon scent, you are leisurely proceeding to the Dan Feng's residence while absentmindedly grazing a bunch of white chrysanthemums in hand. Looking at the High Elder Statue at the Dragonvista Rain Hall, your mind winds up reminiscing about the previous conversation.

"Yes?" - Transfering your focus toward his position, you represented the confusion as if hearing him wrong. The quiet Long Scion might befriend you and be your custom guest, but it was an extraordinary phenomenon since Dan Feng has not asked you to deliver flowers to his estate before. He patiently repeated the order while reading his scroll in one hand, and the other halfway was lifting the teacup with expressionless features. Looking at his relaxing manner, you unknowingly realize this house became Imbibitor Lunae's office.

When immersing thought in the past, you are suddenly pulled back to the present by a low thud of a light collision with a follow-up painful cry. Tears are bubbling in the Vidyadhara child's doe eyes as she feels the pain. You swiftly support her to stand up and inspect the body while trying to comfort the child, which results in two news in this situation. A good one is a scratch, and the bad is her cry getting louder even though you used up all your tricks.

"Pain, Pain goes away!" - You singsong to conjure an apple lollipop appearing in hand, and tears stop falling as she eyes your apologetic smile with compensation. When you clean the last drop of trail wet on her chubby cheekbones and apologize with head patting, other Vidyadhara children circle you to admire the little show. A defeated sigh escapes your breath as you look at their twinkle glims and secretly count the remaining candy's quantity. Unfortunately, in addition to your trouble, with an invitation from a brunette-haired boy, the group of children tugs your sleeves to play blind man's buff with their puppy eyes.

"Alright, but I won't be lenient." - You confidently state when settling the bouquet on a stone bench. And you keep your line.

Once darkness invades the vision, you start to track down the children. By listening to their footsteps and sensing the airflow, you catch all of them except Ma Tian, the boy with sheen eyes who cleverly outclasses your skill. Finally, thanks to your florist's exceptional technique, you discreetly declare the endgame while detecting his fabric detergent in the wind's stream.

"Catch ya, little brat!" - You happily exclaim your victory when circling your arms around Ma Tian's figure. However, you immediately realize something is wrong as a familiar ambergris cologne lingers on your nose, and you are hugging a lean body. Hurriedly removing the blindfold, you see Dan Feng mimic your shocked expression while Ma Tian lolls out his head behind the Long Scion.

"How long do you intend to embrace me?" - The High Elder clears his throat with a light reprimand nuance laces in but does not seem annoyed. If there is anything you would admire about Imbibitor Lunae besides his glorious feats, the quick recovery from an embarrassing situation is one of them. As soon as you two detach, Dan Feng grabs the bouquet and leads you out of the Scalegorge Waterscape, leaving the cheerful goodbyes of those children behind. You do not understand why Dan Feng is rushing in his strides until you see a pink tint on his tip ears.

When the sunset light turns golden on the greenery beneath, which gets everything basked in the look of burnished copper, you two arrive at the military memorial area where illustrious warriors rest in peace. Passing through hundreds of black marble graves glides their name, Dan Feng unravels your holding hands as he crunches down to place the chrysanthemum bouquet in front of a stone-carved Bai Heng.

You know that name. She was once a High-Cloud quintet member and a gifted pilot who sacrificed in the third Denizen of Abundance. People say Imbibitor Lunae is never a person with love, hatred, sorrow, or joy like everyone else in this world, but now you can shout out they are all wrong because of the unfathomable somber besieges in his orbs.

"Life is so short when it comes to mortal organisms'' - He mouths in a calm and unwavering tone after a long silence - "No matter what you do, they definitely die." With his back turned to you, it is challenging to figure out its meaning, yet you can degust a longing taste entangled in that clause. Forgotten fragments of sunlight slowly die on your heels while trekking to the way out, and the crescent vaguely takes place in the saturated navy sky. Although the High Elder rarely shared his thoughts with someone else, you hardly agree with this viewpoint.

"Even if it is short-lived, even if fate sometimes turns tragic, limited longevity creates the beauty of lives and valuableness because we learn to cherish life, and not all farewells are regretful. Sometimes, death is also an extrication, and I believe we will rendezvous on another horizon."

Dan Feng follows your graze to the glitter crepuscule, causing the mellow ray to cradle his features. - "Someday, you also turn into ashes?" - A sliver of bitterness in the question soon morphed into those cyan irises as you confirmed with your bright smile. When the two of you pass through the gate, Imbibitor Lunae abruptly informs you of his next arrival with special requests that combine with osmanthus cake and jasmine tea. It is the first time he proactively reserves in advance because Dan Feng neither notices his attendance nor does he appear on sunny days.

"Do I have to wait for the rain to meet you?" - Only one sentence, it has changed your relationship ever since. You guess that might be the way he expresses his feelings.

In a dream, I see myself in my childhood state with a bouquet of blue hydrangeas. Strolling by the seashore, the shells confound in golden sand rustles underneath my bare feet as I search for someone. End then, an abnormal bloodred butterfly hovers around to lead me toward that person; we have passed zillions of landscapes and territories, from glacial rivers where white snow permanently coats mounts to the vast rug crafted by countless vivid blossoms. From the nameless barren deserts with magnificent starry nights crown aloft to the rich prairie possesses coast breezes. I keep going, going.

"Hydrangeas is the soulmate of rains." A distant voice echoes from those feeble wings in the entire journey. It feels like Amber Periods have flown until we reach a field with full-bloom hydrangeas that unfold our presence. Suddenly, my companion disappears into thin air, and I notice a nostalgic glimpse waving his hand from afar as if he has been waiting for me for an astronomical long time.

"You got my wish fulfilled... Thank you, my comrade." - The boy says in a gentle demeanor. His blue eyes shine brighter than any stars I have ever known, and he also disappears like the bloodred butterfly. His silhouette dissipates into thousands of flower petals as he flashes a warm smile toward me.

"Wait, H...H..." - A tsunami of impuissant waves brews into my heart when I try to call his name, but none of the syllables come out, and tears continuously cascade from my eyes while I witness the lost world fading.

You wake up from a soothing noise of hot steam oozing out of your old kettle and forget the dream cleanly. "You had a fever." - A low tone voice diagnoses as soon as Dan Feng senses your consciousness. Slightly lifting the heavy eyelids, you see him situating beside your headboard with a botanical book in hand. The glorious sun is far high hanging in the sky to pour its honeyed light through your window, which informs you to oversleep impliedly. You do not notice tears rolling down until the Long Scion points out in skimming your complexion and uses his thumb to caress the trail wetness. Sensing no engagement in conversation, Dan Feng shifts his hand to cover your eyesight and tenderly leans forward.

You only feel a pillowy touch on your forehead afterward.

"Please do not leave the bed today, and take the medicine on time because this is a prescription from the High Elder." - He faux-orders when rendering your vision. Astoundedly grazing the lingering sensation, you did not know that Imbibitor Lunae has a bizarre way of assessing the temperature.

Winter at Shangri-La never experiences snow, yet it takes some seasonal features such as the gloomy weather all day with northeast wind seething through every direction. Inspecting the murky clouded skyward, you tug the scarf closer when your breaths dimly turn into silver smoke. As soon as you attempt to lift the white lily cart, a hot stream of fluid smelling like rusty iron runs down your chin, which the soil absorbs its falling drops. When you bring your hand to clean the water, it takes a moment to process it is blood. Your irises squeeze as you dumbfoundedly stare at the ivory gloves tainted with the crimson hue. Just as you intend to step forward, the surrounding spins around as though Earth and Heaven are twitching position, and you kneel only to cough out blood that permeates the fabric. The pollen sparkles in the ether after the collapse, and the shivering lily's petals in chilly winds are the last things in your blurring vision.

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gigamuffin · 5 months

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There's even more characters! This is the longest post (so far). I will be talking about character ranging from almost main characters to characters who only appeared in one show. I've separated the characters into groups based on where they're from: Abra Havn, Shangri La, Kjuttaviga and Gral (I will also be talking about these locations). Ready? GO!

[The Main crew] [The Villains] [Media links]

Abra Havn:

Abra Havn is hidden away in "det usynlige land" (the invisible land) by fog and narrow cliffs. Langemann is the only pirate who is able to navigate through "det usynlige land" and into Abra Havn. Abra Havn itself is the Kaptein Sabeltann capital, he rules over the island and the inhabitants cheer his name. There is also Kaptein Sabeltann's castle high up on the island.

We begin with the only one on this list who has actually served with Kaptein Sabeltann’s crew.

Morgan (used to be Willy) is Pinky’s biological dad and used to be close friends with Langemann. He was in charge of a ship carrying one of Kaptein Sabeltann’s treasures, “den gylne tiger” (the golden tiger). But on his way back to Abra Havn he was ambushed by Greven av Gral and he was presumed lost (in reality he was kidnapped). Kaptein Sabeltann and his crew later found the shipwreck and in it his baby son, Pinky. (Langemann named him that because Pinky’s face was bright pink from screaming. This was technically retconned but i choose not to see it). He loved to fish and used to own a tavern in Abra Havn.

Now onto characters that are on Kaptein Sabeltann’s side but not on his crew.

Rosa, is a resident in Abra Havn. Rosa is mainly in charge of provisions for Den sorte dame and the weapons of the crew. Rosa is introduced (very poorly imo) to be a love interest for Langemann, they have a “will they won’t they” situationship. While Langemann is at sea Rosa is often watching Pinky. Other than that she is headstrong, independent and strict, and a woman who knows how to fight. Rosa also runs an inn called “Villa Rosa”, which she inherited from her deceased father (this isn’t really brought up in the show). Rosa is unfortunately locked away in the TV-show and one movie, but she was recently introduced back as a character for the daytime shows that take place in Kristiansand Zoo and the real life Abra Havn just outside it.

Ravn (short for Raveena) came to Abra Havn as a stowaway with her parents Bela and Gusto from India. Her Dad is quote: “The best cook in Mumbai” and they soon get to work in an abandoned tavern in Abra Havn (that Morgan used to run before he disappeared). They get to live in and run the tavern after proving to Kaptein Sabeltann that their food is really good. Ravn and Pinky quickly become friends, and Ravn is the one who teaches Pinky to read and write. Ravn is clever but often gets in trouble typical for an 11 year old girl. Gusto is a foodie and believes "all food must be tasted before it's served" and Bela is your typical doting mother, she wants Ravn to inherit the tavern when she grows up. Ravn instead wants to return to India.

Oliver runs a quaint shop in Abra Havn where he has many objects and treasures from his adventures on the seven seas, he has pretty much everything and often has just what you’re missing. Oliver is an amputee, his right leg is your typical peg-leg. It is said that Langemann rescued his lifeless body and brought him back to Abra Havn where he has chosen to stay from now on, after a long life of adventures on the seven seas.

Shangri La:

Shangri La (sometimes Apeøya "Monkey Island" sometimes Maga Kahn's island) is covered in jungle, swamps and a few beaches. This place is ruled by the evil Maga Kahn (read "the villains") and is the assumed birthplace of Pelle and Pysa.

Morgan as we established is Pinky’s bio dad, but he also (somehow) managed to have a second son.

Marco, Pinky’s little brother. His existence is an enigma, since Morgan wasn’t available to make him exist, being kidnapped while Marco would have been born. Marco is an orphaned boy who lives on the island Shangri La, ruled by the evil Maga Kahn (read ‘the villains’). Marco dreams of being free from Maga Kahn and to be out on the open sea, as he laments in the song "Kongen på havet".

Malena Pirat, does she look familiar? She should be, this is Pelle and Pysa’s mom. She is a rough and tough lady who fears basically nothing. She is very vocal about her displeasure over Pelle and Pysa having to go work for Kaptein Sabeltann all the time, she’s lonely but you’ll never hear her say that. She lives alone at the southern beach at the end of Shangri La. Her sons swear her cooking (especially her meatballs) is the best food out there. She is a very doting mother and according to Pelle spoiled Pysa most of all.

Kjuttaviga:

Kjuttaviga (Luna Bay) is a small village on a tropical island, inhabited by the survivors of a shipwreck, how long ago that was is unclear, but they have been there long enough for children and a proper village to sprout up. They live in harmony and peace, living free of what nature is giving them.

And now I (finally) get to talk about some of the inhabitants of Kjuttaviga, one of which is a main character!

Sunniva (Victoria) is a young girl who lives with Tante Bassa (Aunt Bessie) at her tavern. She dreams of adventure and the sea, in addition to that she can be a bit of a trickster if she wants to and always stands up when things are wrong. Sunniva often has to help work at Tante Bassa’s tavern (Tante Bassas vertshus), something she dislikes. Sunniva has no real friends her age in Kjuttaviga, until one day a young boy appears in town. Pinky has been sent into Kjuttaviga by Kaptein Sabeltann and Sunniva becomes friends with him very quickly, and they stay friends for the rest of the series. It is unclear who Sunniva’s parents are or where she comes from exactly, it is also unclear if she is blood related to Tante Bassa, but it's most likely that she is not.

I mentioned Tante Bassa in that bit, let’s talk about her and her tavern.

Tante Bassa (Aunt Bessie) is the owner and hostess at Tante Bassas vertshus (Aunt Bessie’s tavern). She is a nice, generous and lively woman who receives guests at her tavern from all over the world, because Tante Bassa’s cooking is very special, following secret recipes passed down her family for generations. Other than her love for her work she also is in love with the sailor next door, Røde Ruben. She however does not love his old sailor tales, especially not the ones about Kaptein Sabeltann who she fears more than anything. She would turn in every ounce of gold to be saved from Kaptein Sabeltann’s wrath. But she is not afraid to raise her voice and has both yelled at Røde Ruben and beaten Kaptein Sabeltann himself with a broom at one point. She is especially defensive over her secret recipes.

Røde Ruben (Red Rudy) used to be a sailor, he came to Kjuttaviga on his ship “Gorine”, as soon as he met Tante Bassa he was sold, and moved to Kjuttaviga permanently. He thinks Kjuttaviga is the most beautiful place in the world and Tante Bassa the most wonderful woman! He has his own catchphrase “Gå planken og hopp i havet” (“Call me a mackerel and fry me” officially, but literally “walk the plank and jump to the sea”). He is charismatic, not good with emotions and stubborn. He would rather die standing than live kneeling to a tyrant, especially Kaptein Sabeltann. Off screen he likes to fish, help at Tante Bassa's tavern, chat and flirt with her whenever he can. He is a well-traveled man and people in Kjuttaviga sometimes look to him for advice. We also don't know much about his past other than “he was a sailor”.

I could go on and on about Ruben and Bassa but I have to force myself to move on.

Gral Island:

There is only one character that isn't a villain from this island. I went into more detail on Gral in my Villain post and down below, so there's no need to repeat myself. It's dark, desolate and cold and under the rule of an evil wizard, Greven av Gral (the Count of Grail).

And now last but certainly not least! We have a very popular character:

Miriam av Gral! She’s a witch obviously! She used to be a regular witch until one day Greven av Gral (read ‘the villains’) enslaved her on his island Gral. But as time goes on she begins to retaliate against Greven’s tyranny. Miriam av Gral is high up the hierarchy of Gral, being the protector of Greven’s treasures (especially the golden tiger). Other than her story she is not really on any side, but helps our protagonists from time to time. She can fly and her magic is very powerful. After she becomes free from Greven's tyranny she becomes a fun-loving, silly, witch full of life, but before that she was very strict and serious under Greven av Gral's rule.

#this is 1.5K words #kaptein sabeltann #i am so normal about ruben and bassa in this #holding back my autism beast here with all my might #look a talking muffin

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faulix · 1 year

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before anyone asks "well who got majima out of the river so he could cause havoc at shangri-la" it was me. i fished him out of there and helped patch him up. yeah the majima family helped but i also helped. that is my husband after all

#leo post

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parkerbombshell · 1 month

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chikendoorvore · 4 months

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100 poems for my book

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there is a part of me that feeds off creation how desperate am i that i would bite into the bark of trees just to taste spring lick warm sky-blue paint off a drying canvas as you chase me around our yard for ruining another picture you wanted to give me the scales of orange marble koi fish ripple across the surface i stick my hands into the pond and pretend it’s the ocean, swallowing me in some clean clear water paradise take me to those fleeting places im begging you to find our Shangri-la, alien to the destruction and suffocating sounds of the human population i know it is a selfish wish to bathe in an ancient forest where our kind is dwarfed down to our natural selves smaller than ants crawling and building cities in the moss and earthly green saplings but can someone grant me such a thing, doesn’t our tiny world still have some miracles left outside the walls i have chained myself in in the shade by the river of some beautiful place, even if only for a day i might find peace again

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themilesnsmiles-blog · 5 months

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December Delights: Top 5 International Destinations for Indian Travelers!

Let’s dive into the top 5 international destinations to visit in December, tailored specifically for travelers from India.

1. Paris, France

How to Reach: Fly from major Indian cities like Delhi or Mumbai to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. Direct flights are available with airlines like Air France, Emirates, and more.

Places to Visit: Eiffel Tower: Iconic and romantic, a must-visit especially at night when it sparkles.

Louvre Museum: Explore art and history, including the renowned Mona Lisa.

Notre Dame Cathedral: Admire the stunning architecture.

Montmartre: Wander through the charming streets, visit Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Accommodation: 4/5 Properties:* Consider staying at Hotel Lutetia, Shangri-La Hotel Paris, or Le Meurice.

Indian Restaurants: Saravanaa Bhavan or Rasoï are excellent options for Indian cuisine.

Visa Details: Indian travelers need a Schengen Visa to visit France. Ensure you apply in advance.

2. Tokyo, Japan

How to Reach: Fly from major Indian cities like Delhi or Mumbai to Tokyo’s Narita or Haneda Airport. Airlines like Japan Airlines and ANA offer direct flights.

Places to Visit: Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea: Experience the magic of Disney.

Asakusa: Visit Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street.

Shibuya Crossing: Witness the bustling pedestrian scramble.

Tsukiji Fish Market: Discover fresh seafood and local delicacies.

Things to Do: Onsen Experience: Relax in traditional hot spring baths.

Explore Harajuku: Discover quirky fashion and street food.

Sumo Wrestling: Catch a sumo wrestling match if in season (January, May, or September).

Accommodation: 4/5 Properties:* Consider hotels like Park Hyatt Tokyo, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, or The Peninsula Tokyo.

Indian Restaurants: Priya Indian Restaurant or Tokyo Tandoor serve authentic Indian flavors.

Visa Details: Indian travelers need a visa to visit Japan. Apply for a tourist visa in advance.

3. Dubai, UAE

How to Reach: Dubai is well-connected from major Indian cities with direct flights to Dubai International Airport offered by airlines like Emirates, IndiGo, and SpiceJet.

Places to Visit: Burj Khalifa: Experience the world’s tallest building.

The Dubai Mall: Shop and enjoy attractions like the Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo.

Desert Safari: Experience dune bashing and Bedouin culture.

Palm Jumeirah: Relax at luxurious resorts and enjoy water sports.

Things to Do: Ski Dubai: Enjoy skiing and snowboarding in the desert.

Dubai Fountain Show: Witness the mesmerizing fountain dance.

Cultural Experiences: Visit traditional souks for spices, gold, and textiles.

Accommodation: 4/5 Properties:* Stay at hotels like Burj Al Arab, Atlantis The Palm, or Address Downtown.

Indian Restaurants: Options like Indego by Vineet and Options by Sanjeev Kapoor offer delicious Indian cuisine.

Visa Details: Indian travelers can get a visa on arrival in Dubai or apply for an e-visa beforehand.

4. Sydney, Australia

How to Reach: Fly from major Indian cities to Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport with airlines like Qantas, Air India, and Singapore Airlines offering connecting flights.

Places to Visit: Sydney Opera House: Iconic architectural marvel.

Bondi Beach: Relax and soak up the sun.

Sydney Harbour Bridge: Climb or admire the views.

Taronga Zoo: Explore Australian wildlife.

Things to Do: Coastal Walks: Enjoy breathtaking views along coastal trails.

Explore Darling Harbour: Visit SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium or enjoy dining and entertainment.

Hunter Valley Wine Tour: Indulge in wine tasting at this renowned wine region.

Accommodation: 4/5 Properties:* Consider staying at The Langham Sydney, Park Hyatt Sydney, or Shangri-La Hotel Sydney.

Indian Restaurants: Zaaffran or Malabar South Indian Restaurant offer delectable Indian cuisine.

Visa Details: Indian travelers require a visa to visit Australia. Apply for a tourist visa in advance.

5. Bangkok, Thailand

How to Reach: Fly from major Indian cities to Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. Airlines like Thai Airways, Air India, and IndiGo offer direct flights.

Places to Visit: Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew: Explore Bangkok’s historic heart.

Chatuchak Market: Shop for unique souvenirs and goods.

Chao Phraya River: Take a river cruise and witness the city’s landmarks.

Bangkok’s Temples: Visit Wat Arun and Wat Pho.

Things to Do: Street Food Tour: Taste the vibrant flavors of Thai cuisine.

Thai Massage: Relax with traditional Thai massage therapies.

Floating Markets: Experience the lively atmosphere of markets on water.

Accommodation: 4/5 Properties:* Consider hotels like Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, The Peninsula Bangkok, or Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort.

Indian Restaurants: Options like Rang Mahal or Charcoal Tandoor Grill & Mixology offer Indian delights.

Visa Details: Indian travelers can obtain a visa on arrival in Thailand for a short stay or apply for an e-visa beforehand.

Planning a December trip from India to these international destinations can offer a diverse range of experiences, from winter wonderlands to sunny beaches. Remember to check visa requirements and plan ahead for a memorable vacation. Whether you’re exploring Parisian streets or embracing the warmth of Dubai, these destinations promise an unforgettable holiday experience.

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tripcabinet · 5 months

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Unleashing Joy: Fun Activities in Singapore for Children

Introduction

With a vibrant blend of modern and traditional, Singapore is not only a playground for adults but also a treasure trove of exciting fun for kids With Tripcabinet's exclusive Singapore tour package for families you can unlock a world of exciting and educational activities that will entertain the little ones and make lasting memories will.

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Step into the small town of KidZania, where kids can play roles in a variety of professions, from firefighters to doctors. This indoor theater in Sentosa, part of the curated Tripcabinet itinerary, offers an immersive and educational experience, enabling children to understand the workings of the adult world through play.

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Located inside the Shangri-La Hotel, Buds is a dedicated children’s play area included in the Tripcabinet package that caters for children of all ages. From interactive installations to fun activities, this indoor wonder ensures that every child will have a blast in a safe and imaginative environment.

5. Jacob Ballas Children's Garden: Nature's Classroom

Part of Tripcabinet's family-friendly itinerary, this dedicated children's garden within the Singapore Botanical Gardens is a haven for nature lovers With interactive exhibits, with a water play area and themed gardens, the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden offers the perfect blend of educational and outdoor fun.

6. Wild Wild Wet: Splash of Adventure

For water-loving travelers, Tripcabinet's package includes a trip to Wild Wild Wet in Downtown East, with enough water slides, tide pools, and lazy rivers to make it the perfect destination for families looking for a day out to be transferred to water and spread out.

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Singapore Zoo and River Safari is not just an ordinary zoo; They are immersive experiences where children can get up close and personal with a variety of animals. Kid-friendly exhibits and interactive features, complemented by Tripcabinet’s Singapore tour package, fill the day with fun and learning.

8. SuperPark Singapore: Indoor Play Extravaganza

The Superpark at Suntec is an indoor activity center that caters to the limitless potential of children. With the Tripcabinet, your family can enjoy trampolines, a climbing wall, and a variety of games and games, making it a one-stop shop for a day of intense play.

9. Adventure Cove Waterpark: Aquatic Thrills Galore

Adventure Cove Water Park on Sentosa Island is a haven for water lovers. Tripcabinet family packages ensure kids can venture out with fun water slides, snorkel, and fish colors, or just relax on the lazy river.

10. Alive Museum: Where Art Comes to Life

Let your children’s imaginations run wild at the Alive Museum. Included in Tripcabinet’s curated itinerary, this interactive museum features 3D art installations so children can be a part of the art, creating amazing and memorable images.

Conclusion

With Tripcabinet’s Singapore tour package, your family can experience the best of Lyon’s family-friendly attractions. Not only does the package save time for planning and logistics, it also provides enriching experiences that will make your family vacation in Singapore truly unforgettable. So, pack your bags and get ready for a family adventure with Tripcabinet, where every corner of Singapore holds new surprises for the little travelers in your life.

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A Paradise Unveiled: Must-Visit Places in the Maldives

The Maldives, a nation of 26 atolls in the Indian Ocean, is renowned for its paradisiacal beauty, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. This tropical haven is a magnet for tourists seeking unparalleled luxury, aquatic adventures, and serene relaxation. In this guide, we'll embark on a virtual journey through the Maldives to explore the must-visit places in Maldives that make this island nation a dream destination.

Malé: The Vibrant Capital

Our journey begins in Malé, the bustling capital city. Although Malé is often overshadowed by the pristine islands, it's a vibrant cultural hub. Visit the iconic Malé Fish Market, explore the old Friday Mosque (Hukuru Miskiy), and take in the panoramic views from the Malé Hukuru Miskiy.

Baa Atoll: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

The Baa Atoll, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, showcases the mesmerizing coral formations, vibrant marine life, and lush vegetation of the Maldives. Don't miss Hanifaru Bay, famous for manta ray and whale shark encounters, and Anantara Kihavah's underwater restaurant.

Ari Atoll: Diving Heaven

The Ari Atoll is a diver's paradise. Crystal-clear waters, thriving coral reefs, and diverse marine species make it an exceptional diving spot. Explore Maaya Thila, a world-renowned dive site, and encounter graceful whale sharks.

Laamu Atoll: Tranquil Seclusion

If you're seeking tranquility, Laamu Atoll is the answer. Anantara Kihavah, an upscale resort, offers unspoiled beaches, overwater bungalows, and a holistic spa experience. Laamu Atoll is an idyllic choice for a peaceful retreat.

Addu Atoll: Laid-Back Charm

Addu Atoll exudes a laid-back charm. Explore Gan, with its unique British colonial history, and enjoy water sports at Shangri-La's Villingili Resort. The Addu Atoll provides a genuine Maldivian experience, away from the crowds.

Vaavu Atoll: Thrill Seeker's Paradise

For adrenaline junkies, Vaavu Atoll is an off-the-beaten-path gem. With excellent diving sites, exhilarating snorkeling, and vibrant marine life, it's perfect for adventure enthusiasts.

Haa Alifu Atoll: Unspoiled Beauty

Haa Alifu Atoll is known for its picturesque landscapes and pristine coral reefs. Explore the historic Utheemu Island, visit the Utheemu Ganduvaru, and immerse yourself in the local culture.

Meemu Atoll: Hidden Paradise

Meemu Atoll offers a tranquil retreat, with great snorkeling spots. Experience the peacefulness of Kattey Beach, and savor a fresh seafood barbecue on a secluded sandbank.

Raa Atoll: Picturesque Landscapes

Raa Atoll boasts breathtaking coral reefs, with the Raa Atoll Biosphere Reserve serving as an ecological treasure. Explore Moresby Island and its unique history and nature.

10. Hanifaru Bay: A Wildlife Marvel

Hanifaru Bay is an underwater wonderland where manta rays and whale sharks gather to feed. If you're a wildlife enthusiast or photographer, witnessing this spectacle is a dream come true.

Conclusion

The Maldives is more than just a tropical paradise; it's a tapestry of diverse experiences. From the bustling capital of Malé to the tranquil retreats of Laamu Atoll and the adrenaline-pumping adventures in Vaavu Atoll, the Maldives Tour packages cater to every traveler's desires.

Each atoll unveils its own unique charm, whether it's the lush biodiversity of Baa Atoll, the serene beaches of Addu Atoll, or the hidden gems in Haa Alifu Atoll. No matter your preference, you'll find the Maldives to be a world of enchantment, and these places are just the beginning of your adventure in this Indian Ocean oasis. So, whether you're planning a honeymoon, a family vacation, or a solo adventure, the Maldives invites you to explore its splendor, one island at a time, ensuring that your journey through this paradise is truly unforgettable.

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1. Cloud Country of Beleuchtung

A floating fortress, they called it Shangri-La or Summerland.

Their culture/style is based on weather: they wear rain gear, they harvest light and rainbows,

Careers revolve around manipulating the weather, I like the idea of weather being created and not a natural occurance

Would they be into weather related art? The way people use planes to create cool cloud messages + or like the way we enjoy fireworks, I know Stormalong is nearby so maybe they enjoy festivals that include air shows, fireworks, and hot air balloons

They aren’t super religious like the rest of the Gargareans, they’re more Philosophers and Guru’s

Maybe people travel to Beleutchetung to absolve themselves? Like pilgrimage to let go of material life and sort of settle into a simple easy life

In terms of geography, yes the entire country is somehow in the clouds — the earth itself is literally defying gravity

Aside from the Islamic/Indian inspired architecture- just think of fluffy cloud heaven

The Cloud Country tends to float near Stormalong therefore they export and import a lot of their goods with Stormalong; Stormalong needs fruit and vegetables, Beleutchetung needs meat ie fish

Stormalong is full of pirates, Beleutchetung is full of gemstones because they enjoy the “light” Do with that what you will. . .

I’m thinking “Caves of Stardust, Seas of Moon Dew, Plains of Flying Dreams, the Capital is Called “Heaven’s Light” Floating Islands, Flying Fortresses” — high ethereal fantasy

Everyone is kind of laid back, the culture lacks urgency and timeliness; and they’re about detachment and peace — very “stop and smell the roses”

I don’t imagine them being extremely material, like the economy works more on a trading system or like “I’ll work for a bowl of soup” or like

They live on communes together sometimes too, farms or whatever

Most people who move to Beleuchetung, tend to never leave

The natives tend to have certain marks, I imagine Lichtenberg Figures would be common — not enough volts to kill a giant but more like a marking of the people that you’re a true native

Are there politics and classes dividing the “natives” vs the foreigners or newcomers. . .? Perhaps. . .

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Lance Funderburk

Shangri-La Resort Names Lance Funderburk General Manager Shangri-La Resort, Oklahoma’s premier waterfront golf and outdoor recreation destination, has announced the hiring of hospitality veteran Lance Funderburk in the newly created position of General Manager. Hospitality industry veteran completes journey “from the Hawaiian Islands to Monkey Island” “The addition of Lance Funderburk in this important leadership role represents a commitment to dramatically move our resort forward,” said Shangri-La Resort President & CEO Barry Willingham. “His 20-plus years of leadership experience in the hospitality industry provides our team with a seasoned veteran who has the skill set to step immediately into this vital spot to help us move our club forward as an even bigger tourism attraction for our region.” Prior to joining the Shangri-La team, Funderburk served as Director of Operations at Grand Wailea, a Waldorf Astoria Resort on Grand Wailea Beach, Hawaii. In that position, he utilized his leadership and team-building skills to head all operations activities of the $1.2 billion resort, with oversight of approximately 1,500 employees. A native of Macedonia, South Carolina, Funderburke served as a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps prior to beginning his hospitality career at Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina. He has served in leadership roles at hotels and resorts in Maui, Honolulu, South Carolina, and Virginia Beach, expanding his skill set to encompass management and oversight of the full slate of hotel operations. His career has included key positions in a variety of hotels, from privately owned facilities to major brands such as Wyndham, Starwood, Resort Trust, Diamond, and Hilton. “Once I got here to meet with (Executive Chairman) Jason Sheffield and (President & CEO) Barry Willingham, it was the people who changed my mind. Riding from the Tulsa airport to Monkey Island with Barry, it was clear he and I share the same values and goals. Everyone was so friendly, so nice, so genuine. It’s a great culture. The Shangri-La team, the members, the guests and local residents – everyone seems to have everyone else’s best interest at heart,” Funderburk says. “With the marina, golf courses, the hotel, and The Anchor, there is so much to do and everything is so beautiful. I’m excited about the Shangri-La team and the tremendous opportunities ahead of us.” Shangri-La’s visionary owner, Gibbs, has transformed the resort into the pride of Northeast Oklahoma and put the lakefront vacation oasis on the map nationally with an investment of more than $100 million into the property’s accommodations and upscale leisure amenities since taking it over in 2010. Crescent Hotels & Resorts, the award-winning, nationally recognized operator of hotels and resorts with over 120 properties in the United States & Canada, recently added the Shangri-La Resort & Marina to the growing list of properties Crescent manages under the Latitudes: Lifestyles by Crescent collection. In addition to the 119-room resort hotel, an indoor pool, 6,500 square-foot outdoor resort pool with splash pad and tanning ledge, luxury spa, full-service marina on gleaming, 46,500-acre Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees, and six distinct dining and cocktails venues culminate in an unforgettable getaway for golfers, families, groups, corporate and association retreats, and weddings. The Anchor, an award-winning, two-year-old, six-acre indoor/outdoor activity park, has basketball, tennis, pickleball, cornhole, and a unique “Mini-Fenway” WIFFLEBall park, as well as a catch-and-release fishing pond. The Anchor's 11,000-square-foot indoor space offers traditional arcade games, virtual reality games, a LaserShot shooting simulator, and Trackman Golf simulators. A popular spot for drinks and dining, the Sports Bar at The Anchor features dozens of sports screens, including two giant video walls and ping-pong, pool, shuffleboard, darts, and foosball. Visit shangrilaok.com for more information. Read the full article

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Unwind in Paradise: "Exploring the Beauty of Boracay"

Welcome to Boracay, one of the world's most beautiful islands located in the Philippines! The island is famous for its stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking sunsets. If you're in the mood for an unforgettable tropical vacation, then Boracay is the perfect destination for you.

Getting to Boracay:

The easiest way to get to Boracay is to take a flight to Kalibo International Airport. From there, you can take a bus or a van to the Caticlan Jetty Port where you can ride a boat to Boracay Island. The entire journey takes roughly 2 hours. Alternatively, you can take a direct flight to Caticlan Airport, but the flights are usually more expensive.

Where to Stay:

Boracay offers a wide range of accommodations for every budget. Most of the hotels are located on White Beach, which is the island's most popular beach. Some of the highly-rated hotels in Boracay include the Shangri-la's Boracay Resort and Spa, Henann Lagoon Resort, and Discovery Shores Boracay.

What to Do:

There are endless activities to do in Boracay. If you're a beach lover, you can spend your days sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. You can also try out various water activities such as parasailing, diving, jet-skiing, and island hopping. Boracay is also famous for its nightlife, so make sure to check out the many bars and nightclubs that White Beach has to offer.Must-Try

Food:

Boracay has an abundance of local restaurants that offer delicious Filipino cuisine. Make sure to try out some of the following: Adobo, Sinigang, Sisig, and Lechon. Seafood is also a must-try in Boracay, especially grilled squid, shrimp, and fish. Don't forget to wash it all down with some fresh coconut juice or a cold San Miguel beer!

Overall, Boracay is the perfect destination for anyone who loves sun, sea, and sand. With its warm weather, beautiful beaches, and endless activities, it's no surprise that so many travelers come back to Boracay year after year.

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Seasonal Tastes at The Westin Manila Offers Special Opening Promotion

The Westin brand is finally back in the Philippines with a spanking new hotel located in the bustling Ortigas business and commercial district. Filipinos fondly remember the Westin Philippine Plaza as one of the premiere hotels in the country until it changed names and management in 2006. Now, Westin is truly back for good as The Westin Manila opened its doors last month with an exciting opening promotion for its buffet lunch and dinners at Seasonal Tastes. Aside from the regular discount to be given to diners, followers and readers of The Hungry Kat can get a further 20% discount by using the special promo code KAT20! I’ll tell you more about this later on.

The Westin Manila is a 303-room wellness-inspired premium hotel with services and programs thoughtfully designed with each guest's well-being in mind. You can find it along San Miguel Avenue corner Lourdes Street, just walking distance to Shangri-La Plaza Mall and SM Megamall. The Westin Manila offers a holistic approach to hospitality, with each of the six pillars of the Westin brand thoughtfully developed to help you Sleep Well, Eat Well, Feel Well, Move Well, Work Well, and Play Well.

The Hungry Kat was invited to experience Westin’s Eat Well program last Friday so it was a great opportunity to try the newest hotel buffet in the city. Seasonal Tastes is Westin Manila’s all-day dining restaurant on the hotel’s mezzanine floor.

The bright and spacious restaurant comes with plenty of seating options. You can sit near the windows facing the busy streets below, or choose one of the tables closer to the live interactive buffet kitchen serving signature global cuisines and local comforts. They also have a private dining room for those intimate occasions.

Helmed by Executive Chef Rej Casanova, Seasonal Tastes lets diners explore the different specialty dishes from East to West. As an opening promotion, Westin Manila is offering their daily Lunch Buffet at only P1,990 nett per person from its regular rate of P2,350 nett per person.

It’s Seafood Night at Seasonal Tastes on Friday and Saturday as they offer the Seafood Dinner Buffet at only P3,000 nett per person from its regular rate of P3,200 nett. But that’s not all, because The Hungry Kat is giving its readers a special 20% discount on top of the lunch and dinner promo rates just by mentioning the code KAT20 when you make your reservations. The same 20% discount can also be applied on a la carte orders. This special promotion is only available until June 30, 2023.

So what can you find at the Seafood Dinner Buffet? Let’s start at the Cheese and Charcuterie Station which offers a variety of hams and cheese cuts together with breads and dips.

The Make Your Own Salad Station offers a healthier way to start your journey. These leafy greens and vegetables come with several dressings to choose from.

There’s also a sushi and sashimi station nearby where you can grab a few slices of Tuna Sashimi paired with some maki rolls. Make sure to get some wasabi and light soy sauce for your plate.

Now let’s go to the main buffet table where our adventure truly begins. You can find assorted dimsum here including siopao, siomai, dumplings, and others.

There are several Asian Dishes on display here like the Sweet Chili Emperor Fish and the Seafood Hokkien Noodles. These Chinese cuisine seafood specialties will surely tickle your taste buds.

The local favorite Beef Caldereta is also featured at the Asian Station. Seafood Night brings out a lot more than just seafood as diners will really enjoy the exciting mix of dishes and cuisines.

For those who want rice to go with their dishes, you can choose from the Seafood Fried Rice or the Mixed Paella which both offer complete meals by themselves.

Another Japanese treat is also on display here as the Mixed Tempura comes with a combination of shrimp and vegetable tempura. I always look for tempura whenever I go to a hotel buffet and Seasonal Tastes does not disappoint with their crunchy ebi tempura.

From Asia, it’s now time to head West as we explore the different Western Dishes on the buffet table. The Baked Salmon is a very creamy seafood dish offering tender salmon cuts baked to cheesy perfection. Other seafood options include the Pollock on Cream Sauce and the Cioppino which is an Italian-American fish stew.

Popular meaty items such as the Beef Salisbury and the Herb Roasted Pork Belly create the perfect surf and turf combinations for your plate.

Over at the Carving Stations, the Baked Emperor Fish proudly sits on its throne as diners can enjoy all these beautiful seafood offerings.

The main attraction at the carving station is the Slow Roasted US Beef Short Plate. Ask the server for a slice or two and have it seared according to your preferred doneness. Add some roasted vegetables and mashed potatoes plus a touch of gravy to complete your plate of beefy goodness.

The highlight of the Seafood Dinner Buffet is, of course, the seafood! There are several Fresh Seafood Stations all throughout the buffet area where you can find the freshest crab legs, curacha, prawns, mussels, clams, squid, and more.

At the Asian station, you can ask the chefs to use these seafood ingredients for your Singaporean Laksa, Clear Chicken Soup, or Signature Biang Biang Nian noodles.

Better yet, simply fill your plate with all the seafood that you like and ask the chef to cook it in glorious garlic and butter. There are several other ways of enjoying your fresh seafood like having it cooked in chili garlic or simply having it grilled. There’s plenty of time to explore and enjoy all these possibilities during the Seafood Dinner Buffet.

Don’t forget about desserts because the Dessert Station comes with a lot of sweet and tempting items. Take a look at these mini cakes, chocolate chip cookies, donuts, leche flan, and S’mores Brownies topped with chocoalte “seafood.”

There’s also halo halo, ice cream, fruits, and a crepe station that prepares your freshly made crepes on the spot. Top it with a scoop of Vanilla ice cream drizzled with chocolate syrup to complete your adventure.

Executive Chef Rej Casanova also presented a sample of other specialty dishes which you can expect to find at Seasonal Tastes. He also explained Westin’s Eat Well program and how he and his team tries to make healthier versions of each dish with ingredients responsibly and sustainably sourced. The hotel’s Lobby Lounge actually has its own Eat Well menu. Chef Rej is the best man for the job as he recently won a plant-based dish competition held by the Marriott Group for Asia Pacific.

Seasonal Tastes at The Westin Manila is sure to be the next big hotel dining destination, especially for those living or working in the Ortigas area. Book your tables now while the hotel is not so full yet, and make sure to take advantage of The Hungry Kat’s promotional code KAT20 to get an extra 20% discount at Seasonal Tastes. See you there!

The Westin Manila

San Miguel Avenue corner Lourdes Drive, Ortigas Center

8256-2020

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