A short hour and a half from the hustle and bustle of Taipei’s city life, you can find yourself amongst a nurturing calm of mountains, rivers, quiet walkways and alluring hot springs. A small indigenous […]
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Kyoto, the old capital of Japan. Full of history, mesmerizing temples and ancient gardens together with a buzzing nightlife. A city of contrasts. This city needs time to linger, so with this in mind we […]
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Stepping out into the hum and buzz of Taipei’s nightlife, riding the immaculate subway and exploring the streets is wonderful excitement enough in itself. It would however be unthinkable to miss out on the chaotic […]
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As a teenager I was fascinated by the film ‘Baraka’ which depicted scenes from all around the globe. One particularly intriguing sequence was that of the Japanese snow monkeys, who escape the harsh temperatures of […]
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It’s difficult to go wrong in Thailand, in a country that has so much to offer, its often just a question of what part in which to focus. With the wonderful excuse of a destination […]
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After a hard days hike around Mt Koya’s beautiful surroundings, it was tough to tear ourselves away from our cozy little room in Edo Inn; a working Buddhist Monastery where we based ourselves whilst in […]
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Surreal, mind bending and out of this world – just a few ways one could explain the experience of Teamlab’s latest artistic installment in Tokyo. Part museum, part art exhibition and part theme park, the […]
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I had heard a lot about the S21 Genocide Museum in Phnom Pehn but nothing prepared me for the drab, grey building still surrounded with barbed wire. We arrived mid-morning when the rest of the […]
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On my first day in Hanoi, my tour group and I opted for one of the must do forms of sightseeing, being by motorbike/vespa. In a group of about 10 people, we each had our […]
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