Monthly Archives: June 2020

These mines are likely the contributors to most of Tokugawa shogunate’s fortune, a dynasty clan from the Edo Period of Japan, but now are fully closed, not because the gold…

Hotels, private rentals, and guest-houses – whats the situation?The Safe and Clean initiative mentioned above mainly applies to accommodation in my eyes, as this would be my biggest concern in…

Whether you are heading off on a gap year, packing light for a couple of weeks summer break or getting stuck into the culture of a country for the foreseeable,…

The Ritz Carlton in The BukitBelow the airport is a small bulge off the main Island known as the Bukit. Full of luxury resorts, private beaches and local villages you…

July – August: Salzburg FestivalOn to the big one, made even more special due to the centenary celebrations in 2020! Established in 1920, it brings the whole city to life,…

Stop Four: Burjaman to Dubai MarinaTransport: Walk (20 mins) to Burjaman Station > Dubai Marina (Red Line then Tram: 50 Mins)After a stroll through the residential area, broken by shops,…

At the end of last summer, I found myself torn. I had a week booked on the Greek Island of Corfu with my best friends from school, which clashed with…

Kochi Prefecture – CentralThe central part of Kochi is defined by green trees and rich rice terraces, incredibly clear waters, adorable little towns and karst mountains.Nakatsu Gorge and ValleyThe Nakatsu…

Adventures come in all shapes and sizes, and as Europe’s smallest nations show us, big doesn’t always mean better. Spread across the continent, you can find half a dozen micro…

Tokyo is a city where you could spend countless days exploring, but here is a quick Tokyo guide of must-visit areas and day-trip ideas. The post A quick guide to…