Cliff(y) Goes Travelling

Truong Son Street, 3/F Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Le Saigonnais International Lounge is a welcome oasis designed with a contemporary touch, blending modern aesthetics with subtle nods to Vietnamese tradition. Located near Burger King on the third floor of the international transit area, it was previously accessible via Priority Pass, though this is no longer the case.

Truong Son Street, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Hello again and Happy New Year 2026, everyone! Let’s continue from where we left off last month. For the final leg of the journey, I flew home with Singapore Airlines from Tan Son Nhat International Airport, the main gateway to Ho Chi Minh City that takes the crown as Vietnam's busiest aviation hub.

Hi, everyone! I hope all of you're safe and sound wherever you're. Pikachu and Melon are going to travel again soon, so they'll be taking a short break from blogging for the time being. They're so excited! Do look forward to more entries in the near future!

17 Dong Da Street, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Today's post marks the last one for 2025. I know it's been very slow moving, admittedly too slow for my own liking, but I'll try my best to continue sharing whenever pockets of time allow in this hectic pace of life. The last overnight stay in this particular trip was at Le Saigon Hotel (3*), which is about a 10-minute drive from Tan Son Nhat International Airport.

NRT-SGN (6h 35m) Boeing 787-9 ETD:  7.10pm  (GMT + 9) ETA: 11.45pm (GMT + 7) A long-awaited first for me, flying with ANA in the Business Class cabin allowed me to receive a final dose of omotenashi (Japanese concept of wholehearted hospitality) as I left the country. The flight from to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam wasn't that long, but it offered the perfect introduction to the airline's refined service philosophy.

Near Gate 53 , Narita International Airport Terminal 1, Narita, Chiba, Japan Daily: 7.00am - 9.30pm I had about two hours to spend in ANA’s larger flagship lounge for Business Class passengers at Narita International Airport. As I stepped inside, I was welcomed by a faint, calming scent of ANA Original Aroma: a comforting blend of 12 natural fragrances, such as Japanese umbrella-pine, Yoshino cedar, rosemary and mint.