The Blue Mountains is a mountain range located in New South Wales, Australia, and it’s a popular attraction for tourists in Sydney. Although to me, the scenery is not the most jaw-dropping sight as compared with other famous scenic sites in the world, the mountain has its own specialty and a coal mining history that hold dear to the native Australian. The Blue Mountains was named for a reason – Do you know why the Blue Mountains are blue?
We landed in Saint Petersburg in April and it was still freezing cold with flakes. We explore the refined Russian historical architectures in the outskirt area: Peterhof Palace (a.k.a the Summer Palace) and Catherine Palace.
Ancient people worship god crawling their way up. Mostly because in their belief, the higher they reached, the closer there were with god. Today we crawl up the pyramid for the spectacular view…. Yet once I got up there I heard everyone around me whispering “oh… my… god…”.
Exploring, shops, hotels, art museums and some new, hip restaurants in Chiang Mai, Thailand! I decided to write about something completely unrelated: Yummylicious – food in Chiangmai; and not about street food, but some new hip places that could enrich your trip to the northern Thailand apart from seeing the famous Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Night Market, or Doi Inthanon National Park.
We had fun in Bergen and Norway in a Nutshell is the perfect way for us to move on to Oslo. Yet… if I am just to describe all the places that I saw (although I will, a little bit with photos :P). I would like to share some tips for you to enjoy the tour a little bit more! Some tips that travel books may not talk about… As I said in the heading – Making the most out of Norway in a Nutshell!
Peru is always on my travel bucket list, and after I went, I have to say Peru is safe and incredible! Besides, Lima is known as the Gastronomical Capital of the Americas which has a lot to offer. So here are some useful tips for visiting Peru the first time!
We didn’t actually plan it, but so happened we were in the midst of Fontainebleau Music Festival while we were there. We enjoyed the music yet we didn’t stay out late as we have something else planned really early the next morning with nature – it was my first time on a balloon and how does it feel so different with a helicopter ride? Continue reading
There are so many iconic sights in the city which I think takes at least a week in the city to cover all them all; While it might take a little bit more time to explore the new shops and restaurants in the city, here are my list of classic and iconic places in New York City that you must visit! Continue reading
I am not sure if you have heard of this place before. But if you ever visit the beautiful Kyushu in Japan, maybe you could consider adding this place into your itinerary – the Takachiho Gorge. Continue reading
I visited Iceland in August and the best thing about visiting Iceland in summer (except missing the chance to catch the northern lights) was that the sun (almost) never goes down. That’s why I had a 12-hour day touring the Highland Road & Golden Circle: Þingvellir, Gullfoss & Geysir. Continue reading
The Asia contemporary art Scene is vibrant; and this is a travel guide about some art districts, creative parks and modern art museums in Taipei for travelers to create their artsy Instagram moments! Continue reading
I have already written about the incredible experience of watching sunrise and sunset at Borobudur and Prambanan. But still, there were something more, something more than a spiritual feast, something intensified our sensations…. 😛 Continue reading
Kenting is located at in the southernmost point of Taiwan Island; and the area is a popular travel destination that has more than a few nice beaches or local food markets – there are a lot more things to see and do! Continue reading
I ended my visits to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum with a heavy heart . I do hope the painful lessons would remind people the importance of lasting peace. Continue reading
Australia. A day to remember as we visited some adorable creatures & jumped out from a plane! It was my very first (and not sure if it would be my only) time signed up for a skydiving experience but it was something that I always wanted to do. Continue reading
The day of my Havana journey continues with an intimate lunch at Restaurante Paladar Café Laurent, vintage car experience in Miramar, visit of the Revolution Square and Hotel Nacional, and ended at the Malecón! Continue reading
