Objects Across Empires: Crosscurrents at Singapore’s Asian Civilisations Museum
If you're curious about Islamic art and excited to start comparing everything from bowls to...
I’m Tina Forbush, the joyful traveler behind TravelerTina, a travel blog focused on slow, immersive experiences. I first created this blog as a way for my grandmother to follow my 40th-birthday trip to Alaska, this independent travel blog has grown into a record of my travels through the US, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. It’s a look at food and drink, beaches and mountains, museums, architecture, and public art. You’ll find cultural adventures, hidden gems, and travel tips throughout—a chance to see places you might never visit or find inspiration for that next trip that’s right around the corner.
I’ve lived in Singapore for many years, so you’ll find plenty of ideas if you’re wondering how to make the Red Dot your own. And I’m excited to share many more adventures to come!
If you're curious about Islamic art and excited to start comparing everything from bowls to...
Over the course of seven years, I have visited every Singapore MRT and LRT station,...
The Circle Line has finally become a circle! With three new stations in the south,...
I love it when a place surprises you. I had zero expectations for Sakata, a...
When I signed up for a winter tour in Tohoku, I told everyone I was...
There are many ways to explore Japan, but one of the most unusual has to...