If you’re like me, you want to do a lot of research before you travel to a destination. You might read a few articles online or curate a list of “must-visit” places on My Maps. When it comes to things to do in Chiang Mai city, you’ll find that there is truly something for everyone…
The writer describes a unique dining experience in a silent, anti-social ramen shop in Japan, reflecting on the cultural phenomenon of eating alone (honbap) in Korea. The concept is associated with the need for personal space and the societal view of dining alone. It prompts reflection on the benefits of solitude in modern life and invites readers to consider their dining preferences.
When you imagine Kyoto, Japan, a few things might come to mind. You might picture the wooded backdrop of the Arashiyama bamboo forest, or the tori-lined pathways of Fushimi Inari Shrine. An activity you can’t miss is exploring all of these sights while wearing a kimono rental in Kyoto. Wearing a kimono is a somewhat tedious…
Seoul might be at the top of your list, or perhaps, the only item on your list, when it comes to travel in South Korea. With so much to see and do within the capital city’s 233 square miles, it might be a stretch to tack on additional day trips from Seoul. The thing is,…
Busan, South Korea’s second-largest city, is a vibrant and dynamic metropolis nestled on the southeastern coast of the Korean Peninsula. Renowned for its pristine beaches, bustling seafood markets, and scenic mountain ranges, Busan offers a unique blend of traditional and modern Korean culture. I recently spent the perfect weekend in this southern city. With its…
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