Japan Travel Guides for Backpackers
Coastal Culture: The Best of South Korea’s Islands & Beach Towns
The small nation of South Korea is often characterized by its heavily militarized northern border and high-tech, neon-charged cities. However we can’t forget this east Asian peninsula also has about 2,400 kilometers of coastline and 3,000 islands within its territory. This makes for unique mixed landscape of sandy beaches, lush […]Read Guide…
Explore Puerto Princesa in Just Three Days!
Puerto Princesa City is the capital of the Provine of Palawan in the Philippines. The city boasts a combination of urbanization and tropical paradise from its historic landmarks to its breathtaking white sand beaches, virgin mangrove forest, and subterranean river. My latest visit to Puerto Princesa was in April this […]Read Guide…
Things to do in São Paulo, Brazil
Every time we think about Brazil we imagine beautiful beaches, like in Rio de Janeiro or Bahia. And sometimes we forget a place that has a lot to offer: the city of São Paulo. Known as the “stone jungle”, the city that never sleeps, it is the largest city in […]Read Guide…
Summertime in Montreal – Best Attractions and Events
Montreal is one of the greatest cities in Canada and, without any doubt; the best time to visit Montreal is in the summer. If you are planning a trip in June, July or August, you have picked the best time. The town offers good weather and many great things to […]Read Guide…
Cambridge, UK: a local's travel guide
Whether you want to trade the big city vibes for some fresh air, enjoy long walks in the park in a beautiful scenery or meet locals in their favourite pub for the weekly quiz, Cambridge, UK has it all! One of the United Kingdom’s most popular cities, Cambridge is located […]Read Guide…
China, Beijing: Temple of heaven, tea and Great Wall
Beijing is one of the most beautiful cities in China. The rich history of the northern capital dates back more than five thousand years. During this huge period of time, the city has undergone many changes, formed its unique harmony of traditional and modern. Now we can see it in […]Read Guide…
Baguio City: Travel guide and walk-through!
It’s still vivid in my mind when I first visited Baguio City, this is actually the first time I went out of town as well. Let me tell you my adventure to this serene place that I define as peace. Way back when I was a kid Baguio was defined […]Read Guide…
China, Shenzhen, The first time Going Solo -Tips and tricks
When visiting China the first time or specifically Shenzhen solo, you need a detailed plan. How surprised I was entering China the first time five years ago! When I crossed the Chinese border and entered Shenzhen, I was literally in a state of shock! At the time, there were no […]Read Guide…
Places to Visit While You're in Kingston, Jamaica
The sun, the sea, and the sand, Bob Marley, the “irie” vibes, Usain Bolt, dreadlocks, a cool drink of coconut water on a sunny day: these things all come to mind when you think of the little island of Jamaica. But behind the tourist scene and the Patois, outside of […]Read Guide…
Modes Of Transportation To Use When Getting Around Taiwan
Though I haven’t gotten around the whole of Taiwan yet, I’ve already tried using a considerable number of modes of transportation in this small but progressive nation. So, I thought to share what I love about each, and which one I would prefer the most. My primary point of reference […]Read Guide…
One day itinerary in Kamakura, Japan
A little background on Kamakura The political centre of medieval Japan, Kamakura is located in Kanagawa prefecture, just south from Tokyo. Surrounded by forests and hills on the north, west and east, and by the Sagami bay on the south, Kamakura is described as a ‘natural fortress’. Though small by […]Read Guide…
Where to eat in Florence Italy
During my first clinical experience I had the privilege to learn about physical therapy at an inpatient rehab facility outside of Florence Italy. During my 10 week stay I frequently went into the city of Florence to sightsee, shop and try various types of Italian food. Despite the small size […]Read Guide…
Take a walk in the parks of Budapest
Although Budapest is a crowded big city in Hungary, fortunately, it also has many green parks. I think everybody needs them, those spots where you can leave the city behind, to get some fresh air and enjoy nature. Besides these benefits, a lot of interesting programs are waiting for you […]Read Guide…
Delhi: tips for a hassle-free holiday
Delhi, the heart of the biggest democracy in the world, and it’s current capital. Formerly known as Shahjahanabad, the city enjoys quite a reputation when it comes to tourist attractions, food, and marketplaces. So much of Delhi’s ancient history has little but no records, this may be regarded as […]Read Guide…
Brazilian culture, history and a beach garden you find in Santos.
Nothing makes me happier and more inspired than writing about my city. I don’t know where you, reader, are accessing my post. One thing is sure: you must finish reading and come to Santos! I am Brazilian I was born and always lived in Santos, a coastal city in the […]Read Guide…
A Sunday tour in Buenos Aires City
Sometimes we visit big cities for work, for vacations, for stopovers of long travels, but for different reasons we have a very short time to know the whole city, so we need to take advantage of the really short time that we have in the city. The idea is to […]Read Guide…
4 Must-Visit Destinations + Activities At New Taipei City, Taiwan
So, you think you’ve already had enough of Taiwan? Guess what, you might not have tried these four destinations and activities yet. Get yourself in-the-know about the following tourist go-to’s before finally confirming to yourself that you’ve already covered everything about this little but beautiful country. Shifen Old Street – […]Read Guide…
What to Cover on a 5-Day Trip to Singapore
One of the world’s most prosperous economies, a melting pot of myriad cultures, an unparalleled urban feat, the country that is popular for its food. Whatever you choose to call it, you must agree on one thing: that Singapore is a country that you visit at least once in your […]Read Guide…
4 Attractions You Should Never Miss When Visiting Taipei
Taipei is amazing. At least to someone who’s been used to terrible traffic and seeing trash everywhere, the city of Taipei is a vibrant, convenient, and safe place to stay. In other words, it makes city living more attractive. Plus, it’s a worthwhile tourist destination. Planning to visit Taiwan? Make […]Read Guide…
Philippines – El Nido – Tour A: A Must in Island Hopping Tours
El Nido is a perfect haven for beach lovers. Imagine being able to walk and lounge in the pristine white and fine sand of a beach. The sea is clear that you can see your toes underneath the water that perfectly reflects the sky. If you swim in most spots, […]Read Guide…
Top 7 Things to Do in San Francisco
Having had the opportunity to spend some time in San Francisco, United States, I would have to say it is the most picturesque city that I have ever been able to explore. It is a truly unique city with countless amazing attractions and unique spots to experience. Here are some […]Read Guide…
Why Visit Creston, British Columbia
Located within the heart of the Kootenay District of British Columbia, Canada, the small town of Creston has a lot to offer, despite its small size. With a population of only 5000, from unique festivals to community events, Creston is one of those towns where everyone knows everyone. It is […]Read Guide…
TransferWise: What You Need to Know About This Currency Broker
Have you ever used a currency broker? Not sure what that is? Well, if you’ve used PayPal, then you have used a currency broker. PayPal is one of the most well-known money exchange platforms worldwide that can be used for both business and personal use. There are quite a few […]Read Guide…
Free things to do in Montevideo that no one told you about
As Uruguay is not the cheapest in South America, some people don’t include it in their itineraries. But with this travel guide, you will get useful tips for public transportation and local advice on free things to do in Montevideo, so you can explore the capital deep but keeping your […]Read Guide…
Sri Lanka South: Where To Eat Vegan, Chinese & More
Sandy beaches and coconut trees are a dime a dozen on Sri Lanka’s south coast. Many praise the ‘Wonder of Asia’ for its verdant jungles, luscious flora and elephantine fauna. Indeed, there is something to suit every person, every taste: romantic lagoon retreats for couples, backpackers’ hostels for the solo […]Read Guide…
Solo Travel: Mindful Day in Boston
Got a day in Boston, Massachusetts, USA? If you don’t like to play the hectic tourist and are looking for a mindful stay with a student-feel on your solo travel, here’s a quick guide for you. Even if you just have half a day or a couple of hours – […]Read Guide…
Visiting Arashiyama? Don't Miss the Iwatayama Monkey Park!
If you’ve ever considered traveling to Japan, you have certainly encountered the pictures of a towering bamboo forest. This forest is located in Arashiyama, Kyoto, Japan and it is definitely gorgeous. It’s a picture-perfect destination for sure, but did you know that there is more to see than just these […]Read Guide…
Vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Prague
Nowadays, more and more people are turning to a healthier lifestyle and eating habits, without meat or animal products. They’re becoming vegetarians, vegans, pescetarians, etc. However, there are still many who are confused by those notions. I’ll try to illustrate them. vegetarian vegan Although it may seem like a new […]Read Guide…
Two Days Of Solo Travel In Bratislava
I arrived on a train at the Slovakian capital, Bratislava one cold morning in October 2017. When the cab driver dropped me off at the tip of a solid stone stairway, he said, “Your apartment, car not going.” He brought down my suitcase from the boot, smiled and said, “Bye […]Read Guide…
Everything You Should Be Doing in Montreal, Canada
In recent years, Montreal, Canada, has become a focal point for a lot of young people to visit thanks to our amazing nightlife. However, don’t be mistaken, even if you don’t want to come to grab a drink or hit up a nightclub, there are plenty of things to do […]Read Guide…
Best ways to spend your Gaycation in Portland
Portland may not top the list when it comes to Gaycations in the United States of America, but it should be somewhere on there. PDX is a fine little city, where we love our visitors and tourists and all your fresh, beautiful faces. For those new to traveling Oregon or […]Read Guide…
Traveling to interior of Brazil – Maringá City
Brazil is very vast in cultures and biodiversity. This is reflected in its forests and beaches, as well as in the diversities in its great capitals. But in addition to the big cities and beaches, there are lots of cool things to see in the inland cities. If in addition […]Read Guide…
Bucharest- a vibrant and dynamic place to visit
In recent years, the capital of Romania has become one of the most popular places to visit in Europe. Bucharest, a vibrant, dynamic and highly entertaining place to visit, is a city of contrasts which makes it all the more interesting. Communistic, grey buildings clash with modern offices. Opulence is […]Read Guide…
7 must-see places in Cluj-Napoca (Transylvania)
Cluj-Napoca is one of Romania’s oldest cities, its name dating back to the Roman period. Known as the capital of Transylvania region and, also, for its many prestigious academies and fruitful cultural life, Cluj-Napoca or simply, Cluj, is a multiethnic city that primarily impresses with its urban imperial architecture, an […]Read Guide…
Exploring Binondo on a Student Budget
Many consider Binondo as one of the densest, most dizzying places in Metro Manila. But as a student who loves adventure, history, and local cultures, I’ve always seen the bustle of Binondo as its main charm. Nestled snugly in old Manila alongside other historic districts like Santa Cruz and Divisoria, […]Read Guide…
Activities You Should Try in New Boracay
We all know that the Boracay was closed for 6 months for its rehabilitation because of its lack of sewerage system. And many local people were jobless and their livelihood was affected and all the reservation that scheduled in Boracay from April 26 to October 25 was also canceled. But […]Read Guide…
Weekend in Palm Springs – Get away in the Coachella Desert
I’d never seen anything like this before. Traveling the city of Palm Springs was a completely new experience for me. I’ve been to many places in the United States, but this was different! As the aircraft descended, I was mesmerized by the hills of sand, looking like intricate wrinkles on the texture […]Read Guide…
Visit Nagoya, the forgotten city of Japan!
I bet you’ve barely heard of Nagoya! The city has the reputation of being one of the most boring of Japan and I guess lost between Tokyo and Osaka on the way to Kyoto, it is easy to overlook. And yet, travelers have no idea of what they are missing! As […]Read Guide…
Top 5 cities to visit in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is one of the most popular European destinations for many travelers. Every year it attracts thousands of tourists that come to see this beautiful country of tulips and windmills. However, did you know that the Netherlands is not only Amsterdam with its coffee shops, Red Light District, small […]Read Guide…
What To Do in Nelson City, New Zealand
Nelson city, located on the northern part of the South Island of New Zealand, is the perfect break if you’re travelling through the country. It gets pretty touristic in the summer, but still has a nice atmosphere and quite laid back vibes. Like most of the places of this beautiful country, […]Read Guide…
Batanes: An Essential Travel Destination In The Philippines
Situated in the northernmost part of the Philippines lies Batanes, a small province known for its picture-perfect landscapes, well-preserved culture, and hospitable and honest locals. Batanes is composed of ten islands, but only Batan, Sabtang, and Itbayat are the inhabited ones. With its location, Batanes is often hit by several […]Read Guide…
Dumaguete City: Places to Visit and Things to Do
The Philippines has three major islands: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. One of the most sought to places is located in Region VII, in the Island of Visayas, called Dumaguete City. This place has been named by the National Hero of the country, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, as the “City of […]Read Guide…
Restaurant Recommendations in Ubud
The food scene in Ubud is definitely one for the books. Foodies and bloggers travel to Ubud from far and wide to experience the restaurants here, and, of course, to snap those all-important Instagram shots. Although Ubud has plenty to offer beyond the amazing food, you could easily spend your […]Read Guide…
Ideal Itinerary for Beijing Tour
One of my dream destinations is Beijing and it is primarily because of the Great Wall of China. This is why my friend, Feli, and I planned to celebrate our Y2015 birthdays here. However, we learned that it is not easy to communicate with the locals because only a few […]Read Guide…
Top Ten Places to Visit In San Francisco
You ever find yourself thinking about what places you should visit? What places are worth visiting? Well, San Francisco is definitely one of those places. One Of The Most Popular Cities In America San Francisco is definitely considered one of America’s crown jewels in terms of captivating attention. The city […]Read Guide…
Best Places to Visit in lima, Peru
Lima, the capital of Peru. Located on the edge of the Andes mountains and on the coast of the Pacific ocean. Due to its location, Lima is the perfect spot to start your trip along the “gringo trail”. During the two months I lived in Lima, I fell in love […]Read Guide…
Best Places to Visit in Baguio City: A One-Day Travel Guide
A PHP 455.00 and a four-hour bus ride up north will take you away from the hot and busy Metro to the City of Pines – Baguio City. My second home! This is where I had my degree in Biology, in the university that spells honor and excellence, my beloved […]Read Guide…
Alternative Things To Do in Japan
Have you been on trips where you enjoyed yourself and the place but felt like you have just been to the same spots as everyone else? Or maybe, you’ve been to this country before but would like to try and experience new things? You’re not alone. More and more frequent […]Read Guide…
Your Ultimate Guide in Exploring the City of Smiles-Bacolod
It is popularly known as the Sugar Capital of the Philippines and is home to the country’s famous chicken inasal. Whether you’ve already been to Bacolod or not, this treasured city in the Negros Island will definitely amaze you. So yeah, I’m recommending you to visit Bacolod City simply because it has […]Read Guide…
One day trip in Guwahati: things to do
So you have always wanted to explore the northeastern part of India, but don’t know where to start from. Head to Guwahati, the gateway to the seven sisters (Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh). It is the capital city of the state of Assam and is well connected […]Read Guide…
5 Must-Do Cultural Tours In Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo is one of the most diverse metropolises in all of Latin America. This diversity is largely the result of the large-scale immigration which occurred in the first half of the twentieth century. Dozens of nations are represented in the city; with Portuguese, Bolivians, and Japanese currently being the […]Read Guide…
I'M Hotel in Makati, Perfect for a Romantic Getaway!
Our Anniversary is nearing and we still haven’t plan anything. Until a friend of ours introduced us to a 5-star hotel in the Philippines, I’m Hotel’s Spacation Package. The Hotel I’M Hotel is a pretty new hotel situated at the heart of Poblacion, Makati. It houses the largest state of […]Read Guide…
Must-Go Places in Nanjing
After living in Nanjing for a year now, I’ve fallen in love with it. It’s modern enough to be friendly enough to foreigners, but it’s Chinese enough so it doesn’t feel like a totally international city. Nanjing, or “South Capital,” is located at the top of what is considered the […]Read Guide…
Free Things To Do in Champaign-Urbana
If you’re like me (and you probably are at least a little bit), you have great travel intentions that are held in check by a very reasonable, modest (read: extremely tight) budget. If you find yourself traversing The United States on a college-town tour, you might find yourself checking out […]Read Guide…
Sakhalin island: what travelers can find on the edge of the world
Once I came out from the jet and felt the sea flavor: Sakhalin. A very first impression was, that Sakhalin looks like other islands: green and untouched like Bali, cold and changeable like Iceland, but now I know for sure – it’s not so simple. What about the weather? Sakhalin […]Read Guide…
Ulanbator's top must-see sights and best places to eat
Mongolia is a landlocked country between Russia and China. Mongolia is well known for not only it’s nomadic culture and Gobi desert but also for its rich history and astonishing nature. As a person who has been living in the capital city of Mongolia, Ulanbator, here are the best places to […]Read Guide…
Okinawa Island by public transport!
Okinawa, the sunny island, full of history and culture. With people from many walks of life coming together. Many who have plans of visiting Japan might not think of Okinawa. But if you get the chance, do not give this a miss. Because there is something for everyone here. Okinawa […]Read Guide…
Layover in Narita: A Quick Transit & Stay Cultural Tour
If you ever find yourself with a half-day or so layover transiting through Narita airport in Japan (the airport most commonly used for Tokyo), be sure to take full advantage of the Transit & Stay Program. There are eleven free tours covering all of Narita’s must-see and must-do attractions, ranging […]Read Guide…
A Local's Guide to Caving in Gua Tempurung, Ipoh
The magnificent, Southeast Asian country of Malaysia is a hub for exotic wildlife and amazing natural landscapes. Ipoh, a small town in the state of Perak, is the home to some of Malaysia’s awe-inspiring caves as well as an adrenaline junkies dream thanks to the variety of extreme sports the […]Read Guide…
Nagasaki – A Budget Friendly Destination in Japan
I have been to over ten different prefectures in Japan, and Nagasaki City is by far the most traveler friendly place I have visited to date. All of the main sites are centrally located and easily accessible by tram. The maps at the tram stations are explicit and equipped with […]Read Guide…
Top Things to Do in Pittsburgh
When you decide to travel and find yourself in Pittsburgh with no idea what to do next, I will happily be your guide. Pittsburgh is a great tourist city, there are plenty of things to pick and choose from. Here is a list of places to visit and things to […]Read Guide…
Explore a Different Singapore: Haw Par Villa and Chinese Gardens
Many would think of Singapore as an orderly, modern, concrete jungle decked with towering skyscrapers. However, there are destinations for travellers who wish to immerse themselves in a world beyond the realm of the Singapore everyday life. Perfect for a day’s itinerary on the sunny island, Haw Par Villa and the […]Read Guide…
Top 5 places to visit in Pune
I have been in Pune for last 2 years and have been exploring it as much as I can. Pune has a lot to offer you in each and every field of traveling either it is nature or history or food. Also, it serves as heaven in monsoon. I have shortlisted […]Read Guide…
Tips you should know before your first time in Astana
Astana has been the capital of Kazakhstan only for 20 years. During this time, it has grown from a small town with 300,000 citizens into a futuristic city where people flock from all over the country. This is the place of inspiration for businessmen and artists, and for tourists who […]Read Guide…
The Untold Adventures in Quirino Province, Philippines
You are probably the kind of backpacker who has visited the famous places in the world and did what others did. Well, it’s time to make a shift. Experience new things that are yet to be published in the mainstream media. Go to untold places yet to be discovered. Embrace […]Read Guide…
Your Go-To Travel Guide to Palawan
Beach in Palawan, © Carla Cometto You’ve heard of it, you’ve dreamt of it, you’ve secretly envied that one friend that made it there before you: setting foot on the heavenly beaches of Palawan has been in everyone’s travel bucket list for what seems like an […]Read Guide…
Budapest: One of the most popular destinations in Europe
Two years ago, I had an opportunity to pay a visit to one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, or maybe even the world. I heard stories about it, and they were all true. The city is captivating. No matter how long you stay, there is not enough time […]Read Guide…
What to do in Downtown Cancun
I know those images on your head when you listen to the word, Cancun. The white sand, a sea with those shades of blue so characteristic of the Caribbean, those Miami-like resorts, the shopping malls, and party party party! But Cancun is more than the hotel zone. Taking a walking […]Read Guide…
What you can do in Guadalajara
You probably wonder what you can do in Guadalajara in a short time, and I´m here to try to help you with some places that you need to know when you go to one part of the country of Mexico Guadalajara is a big city known for the tequila, […]Read Guide…
Coron Island Expedition: An Off-The-Tourist-Path in Philippines
Palawan is one of the top must-see destinations in the Philippines along with Cebu and Boracay. However, once you get to Palawan, you’ll realize that even 2 weeks is not enough to see all that it has to offer. In Palawan, there is Sabang, Balabac, Port Barton, San Vicente, El Nido […]Read Guide…
The Best Soup Dumplings in Taipei
I lived in Taipei, Taiwan for 6 years and over the years I gained 10 pounds, because Taiwan is known for is good food. I also had a lot of friends come visit. So much so that my two sisters, my flatmate and I have developed an unofficial list of […]Read Guide…
Exploring London: Something for Everyone
London, the capital city of the UK, is a huge bustling city with plenty of things to explore, and something to cater to everyone’s interests. I hope that this article, based on my own experiences, will act as a guide for you to have the perfect holiday, no matter who […]Read Guide…
5 Best Vegan Eats in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
During one of my trips, I based in Cebu and met this Polish guy (who eventually got close to me). I conversed with him on our myBus trip from SM City Cebu to the Mactan Cebu International Airport and had learned a lot from their perspective as “aliens” in my […]Read Guide…
11 Things for travellers to do in Hong Kong
People who like travelling as I do will always like to go and to see the world. Some people like to stick with tourist attractions, some people like to relax and enjoying indoor services, some people like to backpacking and get themselves busy on exploring new places in other countries. I […]Read Guide…
8 places to visit in the city of Bor and eastern Serbia
Mining tourism exists in Serbia. There is one city in Serbia that many tourists refer to as a Serbian Disneyland. Did you know that there is such a thing in the world? Yes, there is, and its name is Bor. Anyone who comes to this city located in eastern Serbia, […]Read Guide…
EASY HIKING ADVENTURES AROUND TOKYO
During my everyday life in Tokyo, I happened to meet a lot of travelers who, attracted by the worldwide fame of this buzzing metropolis, fly to Japan and venture to explore the city’s restless streets. Akiba’s Electric Town with its cheap electronic shops, manga & anime stores; Harajuku, the heart […]Read Guide…
The Ultimate Guide to Japanese Hot Springs
The combination of communal bathing and flat-out nudity make Japanese onsens one of the stranger experiences for many travellers visiting this wonderful country. These places are often far too easy to overlook and miss out on, due mainly to their birthday suit dress code. This is a shame because once you […]Read Guide…
Hidden Waterfalls in Osaka and Mie
I always find the best adventures in places that are not extremely well-known. You know, the places that are mind-blowingly gorgeous, but not crawling with tourists (other than yourself!) so you can easily take pictures and soak it in. As I’ve lived in Kansai (the central area of Japan,) I’ve […]Read Guide…
A hike to a magnificent view of Kyoto City
Since I have been living in Kyoto almost three years now, I do have to say, Kyoto is not just about temples and shrines. Indeed, those famous shrines and temples are worth visiting, however, once is enough. Most of the time, the places just get too crowded and noisy. Kyoto […]Read Guide…
Singapore – Advice for a first time traveller
Singapore, the cleanest city in the world, boasting the worlds best airport, huge buildings and huge prices to match. There are a thousand claims and reputations surrounding this city but I’m here to officially give some advice for a first time traveller to help you along. First Impressions First impressions […]Read Guide…
Lunar New Year special, shopping in Mong Kok /Hong Kong, China
Looking for the best exchange rate in town? Where is the local shopping area? How to save your time in transport? Best exchange rate inside the most dangerous place /Tsim Shi Tsui Shops in Hong Kong don't accept other currencies but usually accept credit card. It is necessary to bring […]Read Guide…
Things to do in Dubai
Dubai A fast emerging city and one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates is called Dubai. A place full of luxury cars, high-end restaurants and beautifully designed buildings and skyscrapers. One would think that there is nothing to go to in this captivating place, but I am […]Read Guide…
Fly In and Out of Tokyo to Climb Mt.Fuji in 40 Hours
Things to Know Before You Go Climbing Season What?! There’s a climbing season for Fuji!? Yes, those were my exact thoughts too! The climbing seasons starts July 1st and goes until September 10 every year. If you go outside of the climbing season, you will need to apply for a permit. […]Read Guide…
3 Kooky Things That Make Budapest a Gem
After I graduated from college, I circumnavigated the globe with my a cappella group. It sounds insane, and for good reason. It absolutely was. About midway around the world, we stopped for almost a week in Budapest, Hungary. Before arriving there, we had visited Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and […]Read Guide…
Valencia! Spain's hidden gem
When you think of a trip to Spain the usual places always pop up.. Barcelona.. Madrid.. maybe even Ibiza for you party people out there; well I’m here to tell you Valencia is the place to be! Now I could try to convince you by telling of how the city is […]Read Guide…
Hong Kong, a sensorial experience
‘Japanese chopsticks are sharper, so you can grab the slippery food in Japanese cuisine. Korean chopsticks used to be made of silver because, back in the day, poisoning royalty was frequent and silver could detect poison, and these days they’re still made of metal. Chinese chopsticks are longer, because we […]Read Guide…
Karuizawa: Activities for every season
Karuizawa is one of Japan’s hidden natural treasures. Located in Japan’s Honshu island, in Nagano Prefecture, this little town is best known for winter sports, recreation activities, golf, whiskey, and hot springs. It is on the foot of Mount Asama and boasts scenic gorge with a feast of colors every […]Read Guide…
3 Days in Tokyo, Japan: A Travel Blog
My boyfriend and I visited Tokyo, Japan last November 2017 for our 10th anniversary (yey!) It was a trip we’ve been wanting for a long time and then finally, we were able to make it and it was beyond wonderful! Fast facts: Tokyo is the capital of Japan and is one […]Read Guide…
Texas as a traveling destination
Out of many states – why choosing Texas? Being an exchange student in the United States is a chance not only to be fully immersed in the American college life but also to travel around the country and see how diverse, different and unique is the country itself. Every state […]Read Guide…
7 Reasons to Visit Cusco, Peru
For the many travelers heading to Machu Picchu in Peru, Cusco acts as a home base. But this small city with big attractions is worth staying in more than a few days. As an English teacher living here for 5 months, I still have not run out of things to […]Read Guide…
7 Reasons to Love San Francisco
Being born and raised somewhere can make you take a lot of things for granted. You might only look at the negatives or see things and think that they’ll always be there. I’m from San Francisco, California – born and raised. However, I’ve been living in Barcelona for the last […]Read Guide…
What to see and do in Mainland China
According to the World Atlas, China is the fourth largest country in the world and the second largest in Asia. It’s approximately 9.6 million square kilometers big! That’s huge compared to my home country, the Philippines. Despite how massive this country is, people tend to conclude that the whole of […]Read Guide…
Top 3 Places to Go for Japanese Cuisine
In the Philippines, the language of love is pretty obvious, it's feeding people. If you travel to the Philippines and you make friends, the main form of bonding is through eating; whether it is eating out or dining in, we Filipinos make sure to keep our loved ones full of […]Read Guide…
Seeing Cape Town on a student budget
Cape Town is one of the most stunning cities not only in Africa, but it is also world renowned. For students with a taste for adventure and would like to explore this amazing coastal city but are slightly uncertain because you might think your student budget might not cover this […]Read Guide…
Ericeira – a Hidden Gem of the Portugal Western Coast
There are countries in the world that sink into your heart so deeply that you travel there again and again. For me such country became Portugal. I remember perfectly the moment when I got hit by the beauty of this land – on some hectic office day I glanced at […]Read Guide…
A Foreigner's Guide to Surviving in China
What are the first words that come to mind when someone says China? The mystic land of the East. The land of the clones. The place where Facebook and the likes are blocked and social media are doomed. China is the place with an open door policy expectation and yet, […]Read Guide…
Budapest – Visiting Magical City On A River Danube
Three years ago I applied for a scholarship in Budapest to study the Hungarian language for one semester. Living in Budapest for 5 months was a blast! I met a bunch of foreign people from Egypt, France, Venezuela, Colombia, Russia, Ukraine, USA, Canada, Poland, Japan, Korea, China, Brazil, Argentina, Hungary. […]Read Guide…
Welcome to Riga 101: tips from a local
Riga is probably not your first destination choice on a trip through Europe, but if it has landed in your travel route, congratulations – you’ve chosen wisely! Riga is often called the “hidden gem” of the Baltics, or Europe, even. Paradoxically, a part of what makes it a gem is […]Read Guide…
Korea's Second Seoul: Where to go and what to do in Busan
So you’ve been in Seoul for a while, and you’re starting to wonder what Korea would looks like with a little less smog and a few more beaches. Luckily, the second-biggest city in Korea has both of those things, and is a welcome respite from the breakneck pace of life […]Read Guide…
Sights of Nizhny Novgorod
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Desaru: Discovering Surfing in Malaysia
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5 Things To Discover in Dahican Beach Mati, Philippines
What used to be a beach only known by the locals with free access to its white sand and ravishing waves any time of the day now has become one of the most sought-after beaches in Mati City, Davao Oriental. Dahican Beach has become known not just by its nearby […]Read Guide…
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Japan's Nara Park: Deer-Central
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The Sydney Guide
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Secrets Of Gion: Exploring The Geisha Town Of Kyoto, Japan
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Who has travelled to Japan? It is different compared to the Western world, this is for sure. When I have to explain my friends how Japan is, I always try to make a comparison between India and Japan. And I love both of these countries. However, they are the complete […]Read Guide…
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How and Why You Should Move to China
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Tokyo Food Guide
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Pasifika and International Cultural Festivals 2016 in Auckland
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OSAKA Amazing Pass: A ticket for having more fun with less cost
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Exploring Japan: Top 4 Unique Things To Do
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Japan: More Than Just Mangas and Animes
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Highlights from Kansai, Japan
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Tokyo: Find a Room and go Around by Bike, Part I
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Kamchatka: 7 Reasons to fly to the end of the world
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A Whimsical Experience in Hamamatsu, Japan
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A Capsule Hotel in Asakusa
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Bits of London: 24 Unconventional Hours
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Fushimi Inari-Taisha in Kyoto, Japan: More Beautiful In Person
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Bung Jagoi: A piece of Borneo Bidayuh native history
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How to eat & drink in Japan
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Baguio: A Trip to The Mountains
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Brisbane: 7 Lovely Places to Visit.
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Japan: 6-Day Guide to Tokyo City
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Kokura Adventure
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How To Avoid Paris Syndrome (vol. one)
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Layover at Incheon Airport: Best idea ever.
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A truly unique experience: fashion in Harajuku, Tokyo!
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Coolest Buildings in Taichung, Taiwan!
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The Czech Republic: 5 Gardens of Prague
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Calauit Safari Park: An animal lover
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Tiangge: Cultural Philippine Bazaar
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Yokohama, the elegant neighbor
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My ultimate guide to Whistler, Canada
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Siem Reap: Short Circuit & Pub Street
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El Nido: An Adventure to Remember
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London: The multifaceted city.
I think about London and it makes me feel emotional. I´ve been living there for about a year and I feel that it´s a magical city. Maybe it just because it was the first city I put a foot on after I left my own country, Argentina. Now, I had […]Read Guide…
welcome to Miyajima in Hiroshima of Japan
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Dublin: Irish city of wonders
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Overview of Tallinn
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Experience London Through ME
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Tokyo: 10 Hidden Gems You Should Visit (Part 1)
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Each and everyone of us wants to travel once in awhile to have some break from our corporate lives even in just a short period of time. And who wouldn’t want it if you’ll have it for free? I’ve been working in the travel industry for almost three years already […]Read Guide…
Chronicles of the Spontaneous Adventure: Osaka, Japan
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South Korea : Cats and Green Tea
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Modern-day Exploration of Historic Intramuros
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5 Important Tips For First-Time Travellers In JAPAN!
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Kaiserslautern “K-Town” – Little America
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Seoul: Cafés, Coffee shops and Tea houses
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Shizuoka: More Then Just Beaches
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Mallorca
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The Heart of Down Town Vancouver
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Argentina stands high… on a fake platform
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Buenos Aires: From Malbec to Street Markets
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JAPAN: 10 DAYS IN TOKYO
JAPAN: 10 DAYS IN TOKYO Undoubtedly Tokyo should be on every traveller plans. In this city you will find from the latest technology to some of the most important temples in Japan. If you don't have too many days to spend in this metropolis you can try to visit two […]Read Guide…
Chasing Jack: Exploring the Remnants of Victorian London
There's something oddly romantic about Whitechapel; not the emotional type of romantic, but the idealised, curious type. I often imagine myself walking the foggy, cobbled streets of Victorian London wearing a peaked cap, stopping off at a quintessentially British pub and washing down a hearty stew with a nice cold […]Read Guide…
A Weekend in Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei, capital city of the small island nation of Taiwan in East Asia, a modern metropolis reminiscent of Hong Kong, Tokyo and Shanghai. Crowded streets, rowdy night markets and bustling nightlife – everything a nocturnal being like myself could possibly crave for is right here in Taipei. Taipei is often […]Read Guide…
Weekend in Buenos Aires: Cool cafe hopping
I can no longer count how many times I have been to Buenos Aires, for a day, for a week, for a month. The truth is the city never ceases to amaze me. Even coming from the bustling cultural life of Montevideo, Buenos Aires appears lively and full of fabulous […]Read Guide…
Auckland, New Zealand: How To Avoid Boredom In The Big Smoke
The Gateway to New Zealand As the most populous city in the country, and the only one with a half-decent airport, it's hard to avoid Auckland if you're planning on visiting New Zealand. From the rugged West Coast, the glistening waters of the northern North Island, and countless other exhaustively […]Read Guide…
Adelaide: Australia
The sounds, the smells and the colours at the OzAsia Night Noodle Markets. Vibrant, electric and moving – all words that Australian travellers don’t frequently associate with Adelaide, the City of Churches, and ever little sister to the Australian “must-sees” Sydney and Melbourne. But I’m here […]Read Guide…
Wellington, New Zealand: A Travellers Guide To The Coolest Little Capital
Wellington, NZ Said to be a small version of Melbourne, New Zealand's capital is one which boasts an amazing city culture. Whether you are interested in food, artwork, shopping, adventure or nature, Wellington offers something for everyone all you need is a comfortable pair of shoes to traverse this harbour […]Read Guide…
Sao Paulo: Visiting Like A Local
Sao Paulo – the largest city in Sao America; a megalopolis that will chew you up and spit you out unless you are a born Paulistano. I moved to this hot and polluted city in October, 2014. As I flew in over the expansive and seemingly never-ending night-lights I wondered, “What […]Read Guide…
Fascinating Hua Hin, Thailand
Hua Hin, a district of Thailand. About 3 hours road trip from Bangkok, Thailand's capital. There is no airport in Hua Hin, however, train is another option to reach to Hua Hin directly, but bare in mind, it is really time consuming, it may takes up to 4 hours journey. […]Read Guide…
Jalcomulco, a hole in the sand.
Whitewater rafting in México. There is no place I know better than Jalcomulco, in the state of Veracruz in México. This is the place where I got introduced to whitewater rafting, something I´ve never ever heard mentioned before or even seen on T.V. When I finished highschool a series of […]Read Guide…
A guide to Byron Bay. The happiest place on earth.
How many times in your life have you experienced pure and udder bliss? The kind of bliss that you can feel as your hair becomes softer, your skin clearer and your eyes brighter. Not a bliss that comes from a temporary moment of happiness, but from somewhere deep inside your […]Read Guide…
Osaka: The Deliciousness
I love food, Yes! good food is bliss, whether eating by yourself or with others. Every meal time should be celebrated. It's a great fortune to have food and to able to eat, it’s a greater fortune to be open to different kinds of foods. And when you have to […]Read Guide…