Halong Bay is possibly the most popular place to visit in Hanoi given that it is a UNESCO world heritage site and just absolutely a natural wonder – which made the entire tour enjoyably satisfying.
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Things To Do in Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh, also known by its former name – Saigon is a very busy city! It boasts stunning architectures, historic locations, and massive markets that will surely make your itineraries jam-packed. Here are some must-visit places for your Ho Chi Minh trip:
Vietnam Solo Travel FAQs!
I received lots of questions about the last solo travel I did – overwhelming in a good way! I spent 9 days traveling from South to North of Vietnam by entering at Ho Chi Minh, flying to Central Vietnam, and departing at Hanoi. Here are the most frequently asked questions when I got back:
Arashiyama Bamboo Forest – Watercolor
Being one of Kyoto’s top attractions, the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is a sight to behold. I am not really good at painting landscapes but I can’t help but recreate the image I have in mind of that very peaceful morning we spent at the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest.
How to Make Calamansi Muffins!
It feels nice to try new things – and this time, I tried making calamansi muffins! It is pretty easy to make and it is also a refreshing alternative to super sweet goodies I used to bake.
#ArbyEats at Kuromon Market!
Kuromon Market is famous for its fresh seafoods, street foods, and cheap souvenirs! This market has been around for over 170 years and is known to be “Osaka’s Kitchen” since it’s where local homeowners and restaurant chefs get their supplies. Today, it’s also a very a well-known tourist destination because: FOOD.
My 25th Birthday Celebration with the Kids of Precious Heritage Children’s Home
I’ve been planning for my birthday since 2018 kicked in. It’s quite a big deal for me – I’m turning 25! For 25 years, I’ve been very blessed with countless of amazing things and experiences. And as I turn 25, I simply want to share whatever I have with others.
Private Tea Ceremony at Camellia Garden, Kyoto
One, two, tea! This private tea ceremony is my favorite Kyoto activity! We spent the whole afternoon at Ryoanji area in Kyoto – went to see the Ryoanji temple, put on our yukatas, and enjoyed the afternoon tea ceremony at Camellia.
Where to eat in Kyoto?
Aside from numerous tourist spots, Kyoto also boasts of countless food places with ultimately good food! In this blog post, I’ll share with you 3 restaurants we’ve visited and loved during our stay in Kyoto.
Kyoto – Fushimi Inari Taisha, Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Kinkakuji, Tea Ceremony, and Where to Stay
Kyoto is how most tourists perceive how Japan would look and feel like. You’ll be able to see many people in kimonos, visit numerous shrines and temples, and enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine. In fact, the entirety of Kyoto can be considered as a huge tourist spot!