Neighboring Seoul, Suwon is known for a UNESCO World Heritage site, galbi beef short ribs, and for being a K-drama shooting location for many popular titles.

One of Seoul’s largest districts, Gangnam is a commercial and high-fashion core, featuring popular destinations like Apgujeong, Garosu-gil, and more.

An overlooked commercial and transportation hub, the Gongdeok/Mapo area is one of the most convenient areas to stay in Seoul.

Euljiro’s neighborhoods feature pojangmacha street food stalls, hip drinking spots, local markets and a stream for scenic strolls.

A historic neighborhood with a culinary past, Sindang balances its traditional markets with art and hip cafes.

As one of Seoul’s most desirable neighborhoods, Hannam is at Korea’s forefront of fashion and trends.

An up-and-coming area that combines factories and metalwork with art, ateliers and cafes.

One of Seoul’s most trendy neighborhoods, nicknamed the “Brooklyn of Seoul”.

Seoul food and drink recommendations after visiting the city multiple times.

Returning to Seoul to explore new places and get to know the city a little better.

Exploring Korea’s second largest city for a couple days.

Dubbed the “Venice of the East,” Suzhou’s picturesque canals and alleys are a street photography dream.

A premier Starbucks experience at their third largest location in the world.

Traveling in Shanghai for a few days, an energetic city and one of China’s and Asia’s main hubs.

A few days exploring one of the oldest cities in the world, Beijing.

A first taste of Seoul’s hot spots, historical sights and delicious foods.

Maybe the most photogenic city in the world, Hong Kong is also a favorite of mine.

My review on Nau Villas - A relaxing Ubud getaway that seamlessly and luxuriously immerses you in the surrounding nature

A visit to Ubud, with its beautiful scenery and genuine people, will be an amazing and unforgettable experience.

A resort area where tourist life often intertwines with local life.