Someone once told me, 'know the rules, so you can break them.' So here I am, breaking rules in the most beautiful places in the globe. Join me?
Overall, our stay at Armada Resort was the perfect equation for a great weekend: beautiful place, great food, and awesome company. It's a small island but the water is so inviting, you wouldn't mind dipping the whole day. If you're looking for a stunning spot near Manila, you should definitely give it a try.
Some places are so beautifully enchanting, they make you want to dance.
How to photobomb Bali when you're a desperate, trying hard K-pop star wannabe.
The time was almost midnight. It was our first night at our bamboo cottage. We looked around and wondered whether the nipa wall could survive an attack. From what, we didn't know. The horror legends are enough to scare us out of our wits. We hear a scream just a few meters behind our cottage.... Continue Reading →
Beaches near Manila? I search for that all the time too. But let's be honest, the good beaches are at least 4 hours away. Luckily for all of us, I found a solution, Shercon Resort & Ecology Park. I'm never one for resorts, at least since I've found love in the sea and the sand... Continue Reading →
Welcome to South Korea's largest filming location! With over 200 shanties from the 1950s to 1990s, you can practically film your own K-drama right here!
Aka: 전주한옥마을 'A day trip in Jeonju' is a guide I have read far too many times from too many blogs. I guess it only shows how busy the people of Seoul are, or how little time tourists can allot in this so-called Slow City. I can't really blame them. But after spending a night... Continue Reading →
First of all, feel free to skip all the drama and go straight to my watered down, important only deats about Jeonju Hanok Village. But if you have nothing better to do than read what happens to a girl traveling with a period then by all means read the next paragraph. I wake up to... Continue Reading →
Traveling alone in a foreign country, with only a level 1 knowledge of their language, was more difficult than I ever thought. I did not put into consideration the lack of English (or even romanized) signs, much less English speaking people. But this adventure opened my eyes to a whole new side of South Korea, and helped me get to know this small country a little better.
