Cheung Chau is a sleepy little island in the shape of a dumbbell about 30 – 60 minutes boat ride from Hong Kong Island. It’s a fishing village that’s most famous for its annual Bun Festival. Much like Lantau island, it’s known for its slower pace of life and seafood, as well as home to […]
Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 02:03 pm This is post 25 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Phong Nha is undoubtedly the adventure capital of Vietnam, especially when it comes to mountains and caves. Aside from visiting the caves, jungle trekking is a popular activity for those visiting the town. There is a […]
Last updated on August 17th, 2019 at 02:00 pm This is post 24 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Paradise Cave in Phong Nha, Vietnam is named so for a reason. Discovered in 1992 by a local hunting in the forest, it has since become one of the most popular caves to visit in the […]
This is post 23 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” As one of the biggest cities in central Vietnam, it’s no question that there are plenty of restaurants and cuisine to try in Da nang. Since my first visit in 2016, Da nang has transformed from a city in development to a full fledged metropolis […]
This is post 22 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Da nang to Hue is a popular route for many and for good reasons. Hue was the capital of the last dynasty in Vietnam while Da nang is the largest city in central Vietnam and is also home to an international airport. There are many […]
This is post 21 of 25 in the series “Vietnam” Danang and Hoi An has become a popular trip combo for those visiting Central Vietnam. It’s not hard to see why as going from Danang to Hoi An takes as little as 30-45 minutes. While some will stay at one place and take a day […]
Last updated on July 19th, 2019 at 09:57 am This is post 56 of 57 in the series “Hong Kong” Sheung Wan has a wide range of restaurants and cafes that would take you weeks, nay, months, to discover. But lucky for you, I have spent a fair amount of time eating around the neighbourhood. […]
This is post 55 of 57 in the series “Hong Kong” Hong Kong is famous for being a busy city so it should be no surprise that there are plenty to do at night. In fact, almost everything opens late and closes late, if not throughout the night. Whether you are looking to party it […]
Last updated on July 19th, 2019 at 09:53 am This is post 54 of 57 in the series “Hong Kong” Sheung Wan is the hip sister of Central where the new meets the old in an almost too artistic way. Rainbow stairs, geometric graffiti and gorgeous cafes are just around the corner from hidden temples […]
This is post 9 of 9 in the series “China” When people think of Shanghai, the image of soup dumplings is among the first thing that pops up. With more than just Shanghainese cuisine to offer, it can be hard to figure out which restaurant is good, what’s hot, and what’s just fluff. Luckily for […]
Last updated on June 9th, 2019 at 09:40 am This is post 8 of 9 in the series “China” Shanghai is one of the biggest cities in China and famed for its French architecture and cosmopolitan status. While it is easy to cover the major sights in one day if you really try, it would […]
This is post 7 of 9 in the series “China” Shanghai might be a metropolis, however, it was historically an area that flourished from water trade with many water towns. While the city center show little traces of it, there are still beautiful ancient towns scattered nearby, relics from a bygone era. With dozens to […]
