There are many factors to consider when planning a vacation, from finding cheap travel destinations and the safety of your intended destination to hotel options. But, like it or not, one thing influences your travel decisions more than anything elsemoney. All those resort fees, airline tickets, and life-changing meals add up quickly, so at the … Read more
Here comes aome of the best places to look after for you cozy and comfortable vacations. Bangkok, Thailand Arriving in Bangkok in January might make things a little more comfortable, but February is just as beautiful, right in the middle of one of the most beautiful times of the year. Bangkok is a great first … Read more
Nearly half of South Korea’s population lives in the Seoul metropolitan area, the fifth largest metropolitan area in the world. Its focal point is a vibrant city bisected by a skyline punctuated by the Han River and mountains. Seoul has been growing since his mid-20th century, with new projects added every year, including 2017’s 555-meter … Read more
1. Namsan Park A top N Seoul Tower Hill, there are many attractions including scenic trails, fragments of Seoul’s 14th-century city walls, an underground sea aquarium, a cable car (near Hoehyeon-dong), and a small traditional village. I have a house Which elaborates on this below. During the reign of King Taejo, the first king of … Read more
Tokyo needs little introduction as it has been featured in countless movies, TV shows, and music videos. An icon of popular culture, Tokyo is also the city that never sleeps. So there is no shortage of things to do in the city. Tokyo is known for its modern touches and sci-fi vibes but takes some … Read more
The 1300-year-old Jokhang Temple is the spiritual center of Tibet.A constant wave of devout pilgrims prostrate outside is a testament to its timeless charm. The golden Buddha statue in the center here is the most revered in all of Tibet. Jokhang was originally built to house the Buddha statues brought to Tibet by the Nepali … Read more
Of China’s surreal landscapes, Zhangjiajie must vie for one of the most impressive. A forest of beautifully weathered spires rises from lush valleys filled with dripping moss, fragrant flowers and acrobatic monkeys. At dawn, the ensemble is accompanied by a chorus of chirping insects. The national park covers 690 km² and deciding where to go … Read more
Some architecture, the South China Sea, and 140-million-year-old volcanic rocks make this one of Hong Kong’s most spectacular places. The High Island Reservoir East Dam is the most accessible site in the Hong Kong Global Geopark and the only place where you can touch the hexagonal rock formations. The landscape is surreal and made even … Read more
An icon of Shanghai during the concession era, the Bund was the city’s Wall Street, the site of frenzied commerce and wealth. Originally a towpath for hauling rice barges, the Bund (an English inscription for muddy waterside causeway) has gradually been transformed into an epic loop of Shanghai’s most powerful banks and trading houses . … Read more
With shaded alcoves, glistening fish ponds, pavilions, pine trees sprouting from rock gardens and throngs of Japanese tourists, Yu Garden is one of Shanghai’s top attractions, but it gets overwhelmingly crowded on weekends. Spring and summer flowers bring a fragrant floral aspect to the garden, especially the lush petals of the Shanghai flower Magnolia grandiflora. … Read more