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Whenever you visit China, one of the best places to stop by is obviously one of the seven wonders of the world. At 8,000 kilometers in length, this wall is a spectacular site to behold. I highly recommend you visit the Mutianyu Great Wall of China section as it is a wonderful and beautiful alternative […] Read more…
Wondering what to do in Beijing on holiday? Check out this four day Beijing itinerary and make the most of your trip to China. Beijing surprised me in many ways, good and bad. I’m gonna start off with some of the bomb diggity because you’ll wanna know what’s good in this huge city. The layout […] Read more…
As of lately, I’ve been putting in a lot of effort into my photography, hence why I’m really proud to share with you this Beijing photo essay. While China was one of my least favorite countries I’ve visited, it doesn’t mean it has some seriously stunning sites. In this photo essay, I’ll take you to […] Read more…
Have you ever wondered what to eat in Beijing? China is such a wonderful place for foodies and culinary lovers alike. One of my all time favorite things to do when I travel is eat. I like to try the local cuisine and really get a feel for the country through culinary experiences. Besides, the […] Read more…
Macau undoubtedly takes the cake as my favorite aspect of my trip to Hong Kong. As an ex colony of Portugal, the two official languages are Portuguese and Chinese. If you speak any romance language in Asia, you will be excited because for once, you won’t be illiterate. Wrong. Despite Portuguese being an “official” language, […] Read more…
Being an expat is one of the hardest and most rewarding experiences of your life. You encounter hardships like culture shock, rejecting, accepting or assimilating to your new culture, and communication barriers. The list of hardships is long, but the rewards are longer. As an expat, you learn to get creative. You build a foundation […] Read more…
Next to Kyoto is Nara, the place known for deer. When you travel, sometimes the best moments are falling asleep on a slow moving train. Get all your rest because you’re going to need it on the 45 minute journey from Kyoto. Make sure you wear some comfy shoes because you’ll be walking around a lot. […] Read more…