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Kyoto, Japan is home to an astounding 2,000 Japanese temples and shrines. Yes, two-thousand. While visiting Kyoto Temples was high on our list of things to do in the city, we had no intention – or ambition – to see them all, because there is actually more to do and see in Kyoto!… Read the rest
Planning a Ho Chi Minh City Itinerary can be perplexing. The metropolis is sprawling, sweltering and swarming with motorbikes. Sorting out what to do in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam can be complicated – and visitors are also tasked with deciding how long to spend in HCMC, where to stay and how to find the best Vietnamese food.… Read the rest
A trip to Singapore isn’t complete without a Chinatown Walking Tour! There are so many things to do in Chinatown. From visiting temples to perusing the shops to sampling the delectable Chinatown Singapore food. It is one of the best places to explore in Singapore by walking.… Read the rest
During the Age of Discovery, when Portugal controlled the Spice Trade and the Indian Ocean, many of the top Belem, Portugal attractions were built. These historic sights today rank as some of the Best Things To Do in Belem.
Belem, Portugal is located just four miles from the Lisbon city center, but feels a world away.… Read the rest
Thailand is a country of contrasting landscapes. The sprawling capital city of Bangkok is marked with soaring skyscrapers, the Northern Thai countryside is lush with rolling mountains and the long southern coastline is peppered with thousands of tropical Thai Islands.
Creating an all-encompassing Thailand Itinerary can be challenging, but certainly possible.… Read the rest
Nijmegen, Netherlands; it’s nice to meet you! Our first introduction to the historic and beautiful city was when we agreed to housesit in the nearby village of Beek-Ubbergen for two months. However, on our frequent trips into the city, we quickly learned that there are numerous great things to do in Nijmegen!… Read the rest
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam is a busy, sprawling metropolis filled with honking scooters, pungent aromas and enthralling scenes. The staggering city – Vietnam’s largest with a population of 9 million people – is a mix of modern high-rises, classic architecture and historic enclaves.… Read the rest
Vancouver, Washington – a city we stumbled onto by accident – is steeped in history and charm. Not as well-known as the Canadian city of the same name to the north and certainly not as popular as Portland, Oregon that sits just 10 miles south, Vancouver, WA is often overlooked.… Read the rest
The Lion City. City in a Garden. Southeast Asia-lite. Singapore is called many things…because it is many things. The small island is both a city and a country. Intriguing man-made marvels rise from lush nature parks. Posh cocktail bars are found steps away from inexpensive Singapore hawker stands.… Read the rest
As our plane began its descent toward the Phnom Penh Airport in Cambodia, we got our first glimpse of the city – and it wasn’t quite like we had imagined. Through the hazy air and under the murky glow of the sun, the close-quartered dwellings sprawled from the city center as far as our eyes could see.… Read the rest