I feel more at home in Budapest than I did in Berlin, Krakow, or Prague, but I’m still uncertain if I’ll come back—and that’s okay, I guess.…
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I just woke up, and I'm still wearing this travel pillow thingy on my neck and hotel slippers on my feet, it's a freaking game-changer.…
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After Little India and Arab Street, Singapore Chinatown is my favourite place out of all the places in the Lion City.…
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The Ayers Rock Resort is an all-in-all playground for tourists. I am not a fan of such thing, but I prefer it than to sleep on the ground.…
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"Uluru! This is it! We are on a pilgrimage, the Australian way". I told Jik at the airport while waiting for our flight to Ayers Rocks.…
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Dōtonbori might be the one neighbourhood in the entire Japan where I have eaten most, even compared to the more famous ones in Tokyo.…
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Takayama, with its people and blossoming Sakura, greets me Ohayōgozaimasu. It's one of my favourite cities in Japan, after Kyoto and Tokyo.…
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We are inside a bullet train, called the Thunderbird, that’s taking us from Osaka to Kanazawa. And the train is spacious enough for me to write.…
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Well, I am writing this from our ryokan in Kyoto. It is my second time in the city that I claimed to be my favourite place in the world. And as hard as it’s for me to admit, I didn’t enjoy Kyoto as much as I had the first time around.…
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As you might have known, Osaka is dubbed the kitchen of Japan and today, eating as much as we did, I must agree. We started the day with breakfast in the hotel, then coffee at the Honolulu Coffee by the river in Dotonbori. We then had grilled crab legs and a bowl of ramen…
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After more than a day of travelling, we finally arrived in Japan. So far, I have had a beef bowl in Yoshinoya and checked in to the hotel.…
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