Traveling solo is wild, but not always though. There are also moments of peace and quiet, and times where you’re just too tired to go on an expedition. And even though every destination is different, there are always a few activities I like to do, no matter where I am in the world! Need a…
Want to admire a magnificent, unique temple in Fukuoka? Visit Nanzoin Temple and one of the world’s largest reclining Buddhas! Here’s my complete guide for you!
Finding yourself in a country for the first time can be daunting, to say the least. The numerous formalities, different culture, and language can disarm even the most seasoned travelers, especially when you haven’t slept a wink and need to figure out how public transportation works as soon as you land. But don’t fret, as…
Sometimes, the cities you simply pass through or decide to visit on a whim are the ones that leave the biggest impression on you, or at least make you want to return one day. That’s the case with Okayama. I only visited as part of a day trip, but Okayama took my breath away, mainly…
Solo travel may be scary, but it also allows you to broaden your horizons and do things you’ll never do in your own country. Needless to say, though, solo traveling isn’t just about the beautiful places you’ll explore, cultures you’ll experience, people you’ll meet, or food you’ll eat. It’s also a chance to have eye…
South Korea may seem like a small country, but that doesn’t stop it from being the ideal place for outdoor enthusiasts, especially hikers. With 70% of its territory mountainous, chances are you’ll find the hike that’s right for you. And if you love coastal cities and beautiful scenery, then Seunghaksan in Busan is definitely for…
