What to do in Busan, South Korea? Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city and not to be missed while visiting South Korea. The pleasant beaches, the numerous festivals, and the growing economy have attracted many new inhabitants. The city already counts 3.5 million residents and many more tall and shiny Read more…
Seoul represents the futuristic race South Korea has run over the past years. The city was mostly flattened after the Korean War, the pace at which this city has been undergoing development since then is similar to those of Chinese cities. The few historical buildings that survived the war are Read more…
A Hakone day or weekend trip is ideal to escape the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Hakone is a small town but it has lots to offer to its visitors. Besides the famous hot springs and the gorgeous views of Mount Fuji, there are plenty of other activities to keep Read more…
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, counts 39 million inhabitants. That makes it the world’s most populous metropolis. Exploring Tokyo you will find yourself wandering from wide boulevards lined by skyscrapers and screaming billboards to narrow and cozy pedestrian streets. Tokyo has so many faces and its many districts are so surprisingly different Read more…
You can easily spend a week in Seoul without getting bored but by staying in Seoul you would miss some of the other highlights that South Korea has to offer. You can use Seoul as your base to discover several other outstanding parts of Korea. That’s why we created this Read more…
Are Robot restaurant tickets worth it? When you search for tourist attractions in Tokyo, the Robot show in Shinjuku will often pop up as a must visit. While it’s one of the most popular attractions in Tokyo there are lots of controversial opinions whether this show is worth seeing or Read more…
What to do in Hiroshima? When you think of Hiroshima the first thing that comes to mind is the atomic bombing. The bomb was dropped on August 6, 1945, and this event has changed the city once and for all. Logically, a large part of the tourist sights in the Read more…
India is an immense country that accounts for 18 percent of the world’s population, yet most people are not really familiar with it. That is a shame because the country has a rich past and was largely the source of evolution. Mark Twain went as far as to state that Read more…
Borneo is the world’s third largest island and is shared by three countries. Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. We traveled 2 weeks through Malaysia and The Malaysian part of Borneo. We discovered beautiful nature, a mix of religions and cultures and very friendly people. In this Borneo travel blog post, we share Read more…
Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and a popular tourist destination. Most first-time visitors to India make a stop in this city as part of their Golden triangle route. This makes it one of the most visited cities in North India. We visited Jaipur during our 3-weeks in Rajasthan. In Read more…
