Category: Travel activities


  • Songdo, Markets and That DMZ Line in Seoul

    I skipped the hype and leaned into the slower scenes this time. ✨ Slow Moments I’ll Actually Remember: ✔️ Mangwon Market → Prefer this over Gwangjang any day. It’s more local, less chaotic, and packed with legit food stalls. Think homely over Instagrammy. ✔️ DMZ Tour → Surprisingly emotional. There’s a strange stillness at the…

  • Busan Adventures That Were Worth It (and Some That Weren’t)

    From scenic views to scrub-downs — here’s what I did, and whether I’d do it again. Sometimes you’re just in the mood to explore without a checklist — so I gave myself space to try what looked interesting and skip what didn’t. Here’s my honest take on what was fun, what was packed, and what…

  • 🛕 Woke Up for Doi Suthep: Sunrise, Monks and Mild Regret

    Early Morning Reflections from Chiang Mai’s Most Iconic Temple Tour I had a mild regret the moment my alarm went off — the pick-up time was brutal, and I seriously questioned my life choices as I got out of bed half-asleep. But honestly? It was worth it. Watching the sunrise from Doi Suthep Temple was…

  • SeaWorld Abu Dhabi: Not Gonna Lie, It Surprised Me

    Clean design, massive scale, and actually worth the ticket. Theme parks aren’t always my thing — especially ones indoors. But SeaWorld Abu Dhabi surprised me. Visually, it was stunning. And scale-wise, it was way bigger than I expected. If you’re choosing between parks, skip the rest. This is the one. 🔥 What Stood Out 🌊…

  • 🦉 Owl Café: Heavy Birds, Poop Attacks and Soft Chaos

    Since I usually stay a month per city, I get time to explore the more niche, one-off stuff — like owl cafés. Was it life-changing? No. Was it weird, memorable, and mildly chaotic? Yes. If you love owls, this is for you — you’ll get super close and see dozens of them in one room.…

  • 🚲 Cijin Island: Coastal Nostalgia Just a Ferry Ride Away

    Not a thrill stop, but a gentle day of sea breeze, soft memories, and mango shaved ice. This was less about exploration and more about nostalgia — I first came here years ago, and it’s still got the same charming energy. To get there, take the ferry from Gushan Ferry Pier (鼓山輪渡站) to Cijin’s northern…

  • Krabi Island Tour and Jacuzzi Reset

    Last-minute bookings, island dives, and a villa with a view. This was an impromptu trip I legit booked just days before — and honestly, one of the best impulsive spends I’ve made. I was working through a stressful period, so I booked a villa with a jacuzzi just to get some kind of reset. Signed…

  • What I Got Up To at Bangkok’s Floating and Train Market (No Cash, No Regrets)

    Boats, bulls, and people risking it all for the ’gram. I’ve been to floating markets before — that was eons ago and with friends — so I thought I’d revisit and booked a group tour. Overall, not much has changed. The activity had the boat circle the market once before setting us down. It’s fine…

  • 🌊 teamLab Planets TOKYO: Thought It’d Be Mid… But It Was Magic

    I’m usually a love-it-or-hate-it person when it comes to museums and experiences — no in-betweens. Some days I fly through giant exhibits in 20 minutes. Others, I get completely absorbed. teamLab Planets? I went in curious… and came out quietly wowed. I assumed I’d just be intrigued by the popular exhibit and shrug off the…

  • Coconut Boat Tour and Hoi An: One Was Magical, One Was… a Lot

    Yes, I went. Yes, I have thoughts. I finally did the Coconut Boat + Hoi An combo tour, and I’ll just say it — Hoi An feels like Vietnam’s Dubai. It’s undeniably beautiful, with rich history and glowing lanterns… but it also felt like a place built entirely for tourists. Still, I’m glad I went…