LUCKY PERRY

Mexico - A Living Legacy Mexico is a country I have been wanting to go for ages. Simple reason….the mysteries of the Maya, an ancient civilization, plus the 2012 Doomsday. All the people were talking about Mayan calendar, and the pyramids. Out of curiosity, I finally decided to have Mexico as my next destination. Before I started my adventure, what I know about Mexico are only Mayan and Nacho (I seldom saw Nacho in Mexico..). In fact, Mexico is much more than that. I stayed in Mexico for 1 months and a half, and most of the time I was in the capital, Mexico City. It is the biggest city in the world. Mexico City is located in the Valley of Mexico at an altitude of 2,240 metres. It is really high and that’s why I ... read more

The Marfa Peninsula is Malta's final flourish before dipping beneath the water of the Comino Channel. Some of Malta's best diving spot are found along its northern coast. As it happened, i bought a snorkel for 10 euros only and I can't wait to try it! So, I planned to visit Ahrax Point which is at the extreme northeast of Malta (Lonely Planet rates Ahrax Point as the top-one diving and snoekelling point and highly recommends to visit). However, after I got to Cirkewwa and asked the drivers there, I found there are no buses to get to Ahrax Point at all. What I can do is to walk there. I gave up walking as it is too far away and I had to improvise at that moment. Finally I changed my plan to Paradise Bay ... read more

Marsaxlokk is an acient fishing village which is located at the head of Marsaxlokk Bay. Old low-rise houses occupy along the whole waterfront, and a fleet of brightly coloured luzzu (Maltese fishing boats) crowds the habour. Not surprisingly, this place is renowned for its top-notch seafood restaurants. The most interesting thing here is the Sunday Fish Market. As the name suggests, the fish market only opens on Sunday, and yet in the morning until 12pm. How lazy they are! So, I needed to set aside some time for a visit. Finally I spent the whole morning in Marsaxlokk today. When I first got there, what I saw is a series of stalls on both sides of the main road selling daily accessories, toys, decoration.....When I continued walking, I can see the fish market. There are a ... read more