Chiang Mai, also known as the “Rose of the North“, is a city like no other, with 300 temples and centuries of history to surprise you from the start. But what really enchanted me was Wat Phra That Doi Kham, a serene and magnificent temple nestled atop a hill. Without further ado, here’s my guide…
Have you always wanted to know more about Korea’s folk culture and experience it for yourself? Then Andong should be on your travel itinerary! Follow me as we discover a city filled with tradition, festivities and wonder!
Quite close to Seoul, Daejeon is nevertheless a destination often overlooked by visitors to the country. But, as someone who enjoys discovering lesser-visited places as well as hiking, I’ve actually found it to be one of the best cities to visit! Here are my top 5 places to visit if you only have a weekend…
Busan, a city dear to my heart, has that unique beauty of a coastal city. So, as you can imagine, compiling this list was a real ordeal for me. Nevertheless, and after much reflection, here are my most overrated and underrated spots in one of my favorite cities in the whole of South Korea!
Tainan is the kind of city where history and ancient architecture have been well preserved, much to the delight of history buffs. But whether you’re one of them or not, I guarantee that the charming Tainan won’t leave you indifferent.
It’s no secret that hiking is like a national sport in South Korea, and with 70% of its territory being mountainous, I was delighted to discover as much as I could. Let’s start right away with the capital and these superb hikes for all levels!
