Eat. Learn. Move.
Sometimes you just need a pretty bunch of videos to inspire that wanderlust
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Strolling along the Cheonggyecheon 청계천 – the urban river of Seoul
In the midst of Seoul, the Cheonggyecheon is a much needed breather and quiet space to relax and escape from busy city life, just for a little bit
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Watching Seoul’s Nanta and Jump
I watched two of South Korea’s most popular comedy-musicals – Nanta and Jump – transcend language barriers, have fun interactive moments and are laugh-out-loud funny. Read on for reviews of both shows.
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High on Seoul at N Seoul Tower
Get a bird’s eye view of downtown Seoul up N Seoul Tower on Namsan Hill, and leave your love locks behind.
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Changdeokgung 창덕궁 and its secret back garden
Gyeongbokgung may be the oldest palace, but Changdeokgung is considered the prettiest because of its secret back garden.
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The Grand Palace of Gyeongbokgung 경복궁
Seoul’s largest palace Gyeongbokgung is a great way to quickly immerse yourself in the history of the Joseon Dynasty.
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Sleeping in Seoul Tower Ville – a review
For my first ever solo trip to Seoul, I decided to stay at Seoul Tower Ville, located on Namsan hill in the Myeongdong area. Here’s what I thought of this little apartment
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Solo travel in Seoul – A recap of my first solo trip
My first solo trip ever was to Seoul in 2011 – some quick post-trip thoughts and my experience on what it’s like to travel solo in Seoul.
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My favourite Taiwan hot springs 温泉
From saltwater pools by the sea to therapeutic mud baths, nature’s hot tub is abundant all across Taiwan! I soak in as many as I can to find my favourite ones.
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Dubai in the Summer – a renewed appreciation for aircon
My first trip to Dubai was a sweltering summer with my Dad where we wandered around the souks, crossed the Deira river and visited the Dubai Museum
