Eating food is nourishment to the body… preparing is nourishment to the soul. Cooking can reduce anxiety during trying times. It’s a way to learn new things & stay active at home. It’s also therapeutic. We can’t travel right now but we can allow our taste buds to travel around the world with food. We’re not promising … Continue reading “Samujana Lifestyle – How To Cook A Fast And Easy Pad Thai?”
Social distancing and stay-at-home orders as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic have us all feeling anxious. Whether you are working from home or simply not able to workout at a gym or make a regular yoga class, please keep moving! Keep your body fit and strong with this yoga pose to fire up the core & strengthen the … Continue reading “Need a Quick Full Body Workout? This Yoga Pose will Fire You Up!”
As the idea of health and wellbeing continues to infiltrate all areas of our daily lives, the world of wellness shows no signs of stopping. With another year nearly behind us, start the new decade by putting the right foot forward and indulging in a trip to Samujana – Koh Samui’s one stop shop for … Continue reading “INDULGE IN DESTINATION DETOX AT SAMUJANA KOH SAMUI THIS JANUARY”
Who doesn’t love staycations? A portmanteau of two words close to our hearts – ‘staycation’ means taking a quick relaxing vacation somewhere that would make us feel right at home. In many ways, travelling often leads to positive benefits. It is usually observed that taking trips results to healthier well-being of a person. People are … Continue reading “Staycations at Samujana”
Gone are the days where corporate events are just black and white. Nowadays, corporate events are more than just a group meeting. It is not the usual tedious or dreary assembly wherein people can’t wait to have the meeting adjourned. From another angle, corporate meetings are now viewed as more than just a gathering of … Continue reading “Samujana: A Centre for Stylish Corporate Events”
Creativity is a shared talent everyone has. But not everyone has the same way of showing it. It is one of those things that is diverse yet with one goal: enjoying the process. Simply put, creativity is about having fun. It is using one’s capability to achieve something entertaining or something amusing to, not only … Continue reading “Creativity is About having Fun”
“I can’t emphasize enough the importance of solo adventures. Everything from eating lunch by yourself to strolling in the park alone all help to shape your sense of independence. If you’re never by yourself how will you ever know yourself.” —Unknown Travelling is a fun activity that when done with someone else or with a … Continue reading “Intrinsic Charm of Solo Travelling”
Imagine this: you wake up with a happy smile only to look at the watch and say it’s past half of the time you are supposed to wake up. You check to see the alarm wasn’t set properly. Hurrying to get out of the house, you trip several times until you barely made it in … Continue reading “Rest, Recharge, and Rejuvenate: Ways to Relax”
While reading the book ‘Rebecca’ by Lady Browning, there is this part that tells us an impulsive desire. And this desire is about having an invention to keep memories of sweet moments, priceless experience to never fade. Sort of like a box to keep everything well-preserved, but much like the modern technology of time machine … Continue reading “A Piece of Thailand: Souvenirs for Everyone”
Travelling to somewhere new for fun or adventure (all right, even if it’s for work) always leaves us in an exuberant state of mind. It is even proven by scientific studies and observations that going places has positive effects on the overall well-being of a person. There is also a sense of fulfilment at every … Continue reading “Samujana: Home Away from Home”
We all need a little time to travel with our family and children. If eating meals together is a symbol of solidarity, then travelling together makes that foundation even stronger. On top of being known as hospitable, Thailand is also identified as the ‘Land of Smiles’. With this being said, it is a great place … Continue reading “A Family-friendly Trip to Thailand”
In Koh Samui, the hottest months are usually March, April, and May. And you know what it means to have a 30°C+ temperature – sticky feeling due to constantly perspiring, dry and patchy skin, and sunburn. Plus, it is said going beyond the temperature can cause serious health problems such as heat exhaustion. Speaking of … Continue reading “Keeping it Cool Only in Koh Samui”
In the book, The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, it is said that “what is essential is invisible to the eye”. Air is tangible but often an invisible matter that is important to everyone – even inanimate materials. The Smog Effect: State of Thailand’s Air Earlier this year, Thailand encountered a different kind … Continue reading “A Breath of Fresh Air at Samujana”
“I can believe things that are true and things that aren’t true and I can believe things where nobody knows if they’re true or not. I can believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny and the Beatles and Marilyn Monroe and Elvis and Mister Ed.”– Neil Gaiman, American Gods Sometime between March and April, … Continue reading “Egg-citing News: Spend Easter at Samujana”
“I usually describe happiness in the sense of more satisfaction. Happiness not necessarily some pleasure experience, but neutral sort of experience that can bring deep sense of satisfaction” The quote above is one of the answers Dalai Lamai shared when he was interviewed during the ‘The Quest for Happiness’ tour in Australia. In the 20th … Continue reading “Happy All Day: International Day of Happiness”