Well, we have already booked our flights and hotels and then we realized it would be the Thingyan (i.e. the Water Festival) when we were in Yangon. Most shops, markets, restaurants, and spas would be closed; even overnight bus transportation from Yangon to Bagan would be suspended during that time. So, our plans to visiting …
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!
If you are enjoying a weekend getaway or stopping over in Edinburgh on your way to amazing Scotland, and you only have a short period of time to explore the city, don’t panic. Edinburgh is a compact and historic city that a lot could be seen in the city center in just a day or two.
Together with the Niagara Falls in North America and the Iguazu Falls in South America, the Victoria Falls in Africa is one of the three greatest waterfalls in the world. Being the most photographed natural spectacle in both countries, tourists constantly asked: Which side of Victoria Falls is better: Zambia or Zimbabwe?
We explored the south of Perth and jumped out of a plane in Busselton the other day. The next day, we hopped on our rental car and headed north for another excursion to the Pinnacles desert, and I will be the one driving.
The food, signature dishes, and the World’s Best Restaurants in the culinary paradise Lima.
Forgive me, that I had absolutely no idea about the culinary status of Peru in the world until a month before my visit. People said Peruvian cuisine is “the fruit of a long embrace that combines people from all over the world”. Well, the embrace continued and welcomed me with loving arms.
Something about… Taroko, Taiwan. Visiting Quishui Cliff, Swallow Grotto, Shakadang Trail, and more. Then I started to appreciate the stunning beauty of the Taroko Gorge in the rain under the mysterious overcast. Continue reading
Chiang Rai is a small town with a great manifestation of Thai contemporary art. There are two places created by two notable Thai artists and oddly enough, the color scheme of these sites are quite the opposite. Continue reading
A guest post! It’s all about France and you may want to listen to what Marie has to say about why this country is so amazing.
(Plus Tips for a River Cruise!) Continue reading
Something about… Kruger. How to get there? Where to Stay? Which way to go? Self-drive or guided tour for game viewing? Here are some info and insights for your trip planning to the ultimate safari experience! Continue reading
Top 8 things to do in Hanoi! Old Quarter, Hoàn Kiếm Lake, water puppet show, delicious Vietnam cuisine, historic monuments, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, & more! Continue reading
The Moscow State Circus is famous for the world and their shows are phenomenal. Typical acrobats, gymnastics, jugglers, trapeze, adorable animals… I appreciate the circus constantly updating the themes so the show would always be surprising and current. Continue reading
My impression of Helsinki: compact, cultural, clean and cool. I stayed in the city for a few days in winter, yet I found the city was welcoming and charming. Helsinki’s city center is compact and easy to navigate, while tourists could basically go anywhere on foot. Here is a 2-day easy going itinerary of the major attractions in Finland’s Daughter of the Baltic. Continue reading
The Table Mountain is a flat-topped mountain and a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town. Nelson Mandela once declared Table Mountain ‘a Gift to the Earth’, my day of visit could not turn out any more perfectly – and so I have a few tips about visiting the Table Mountain, Cape Town: best time to go, useful tips & more! Continue reading
Myanmar is not exactly a travel hotspot in the Southeast Asia like the neighboring Thailand, Malaysia or Singapore. It, however, retains a strong culture and history that looks novel to me as I was there. If you are a fan of Cultural travel, there is something you would enjoy immensely – not just to see, but also feel, taste, and experience. Continue reading
Leaving our homestay in Tekapo, we continued our expedition towards the south along the Southern Alps. Driving along Lake Pukaki, the lake that leads to Mount Cook and Tasman Glacier. It was exciting to see the highest peak in the Southern Alps and visit the largest glacier in a day. Continue reading
