An afternoon at Jiyucho Tokyo is one of my favourite travel memories, as I wrote a letter to my future self over hojicha tea and wax seals.…
Keep ReadingWe left Wanaka early this morning with a box of hand-picked berries. We had our first meals of the year in Arrowtown.…
Keep ReadingWe went to Queenstown downtown today. It was crowded and happening.…
Keep ReadingKia ora you guys! Greetings from Christchurch! It's the start of our two weeks of New Zealand South Island trip.…
Keep ReadingI am curious about people’s homes. I often wonder what their life looks like from the inside of their home. Does their home represent their characters? And I get more intrigued when I travel to a new place; about the locals, their lifestyles, and day-to-day lives, including their homes. This interest in other cultures’…
Keep ReadingLet’s talk about noticing the beauty of ordinary things while travelling. A skill I am slowly losing, especially if it's in my own backyard.…
Keep ReadingTrams. Old buildings. Southern Cross. The Moon on the daylight. Road trip routes. Melbourne, I am slowly falling in love with you...…
Keep ReadingTrain rides bring you to your destination, literally, but also mindlessly. The exact opposite of the hassle of plane rides.…
Keep ReadingMy first ever colour run was in mid-April in Melbourne, and the next one was in mid-August in Sydney. My experience between these two Color Run events was as different as day and night, and here’s why… COLD RAINY NIGHT IN VS. WARM SUNNY MORNING The Melbourne Night Color Run was held on one…
Keep ReadingWelcome to Fremantle prison. Once you are inside, you have been stripped off of your freedom.…
Keep ReadingThe Pinnacles turned out to be my favourite part of my trip to Perth, Western Australia. I went to the Pinnacles on my first morning there. Travelling solo without a driving license, I took the tour that includes a lobster shack, the Pinnacles, and sandboarding; with tour mates who came from all over the…
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