Tag: digital nomad
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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…
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Monthly Breakdown for Beach Walkers, Market Browsers, and Privacy Converts Sydney is stunning — from the chill of Bondi Beach mornings to The Rocks Market on weekends, there’s something for everyone. But would I return soon? Not likely. The rent is too high for what you get, and sharing a space reminded me that I…
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Yes, Ichiran is famous. Yes, it’s everywhere. But hot take? It’s kinda overrated. If you’re ready to venture off the tourist path, here are two ramen spots in Tokyo that deliver serious flavour — minus the 45-minute wait. 🔥 My Favourite Underrated Ramen Spots: 🦐 Ebimaru Ramen📍A little out of the way — but so…
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Monthly Breakdown for Solo Female Travellers, Remote Workers, and Theme Park Addicts Japan – one of my favourite places ever. Period. Back when I was still travelling short-term (think winter holidays), I’d backpack through the countryside using the Japan Rail Pass. But now with a 30kg suitcase and two carry-ons? Big no. These days, I…
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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…
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Monthly Breakdown for Market Devotees, Urban Roamers, and Oyster-Loving Nomads Melbourne’s been a favourite of mine — and yes, the Queen Victoria Market is a big part of that. There’s something about fresh oysters in the morning, donuts in the afternoon, and international food options at every corner that just makes this city so livable.…
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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…
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Monthly Breakdown for Burnout Recovery, Indoorsy People, and Quiet Place Seekers Vientiane doesn’t give you a checklist of things to do — and that might be the point. It’s not flashy, not overly touristy, and honestly? That made it perfect for slowing down. If you’re looking to hibernate, recharge, or just pause from moving too…
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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…
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Monthly Breakdown for Visa Sufferers, Temple Wanderers, and Unexpectedly Charmed Souls I came in with zero expectations and left feeling… oddly healed. There’s something about Kathmandu that feels untouched by time. But make no mistake — it’s not all mystical alleyways and spiritual cafes. It’s also cash-only, credit-card-rejecting, visa-line chaos. I learned the hard way,…