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Things to do in Arashiyama – Kyoto Travel
Located on the western side of Kyoto, Arashiyama offers a lot of activities for tourists. You can find beautiful nature and scenery such as forests and mountains. You can also find historical and cultural sites such as shrines and temples. There are a lot of other things to do in Arashiyama aside from the famous bamboo forest. Here are my top 5 things to do in Arashiyama when visiting Kyoto. 1. Arashiyama Bamboo Forest When I think of Arashiyama, the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest would immediately come to my mind. It is one of the most popular things to do in Kyoto. It is also the most photographed place in Kyoto.…
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Universal Studios Japan Guide – Osaka Travel
You cannot leave Osaka without visiting Universal Studios Japan. But with other tourists and locals thinking the same, the park will surely be crowded. In this blog post, I’ll be sharing my tips on how to maximize your day at Universal Studios Japan. How much is the Universal Studios Japan studio pass? There are three different types of tickets, Ticket A, B and C. Ticket A is the cheapest and Ticket C is the most expensive. The tickets you are required to purchase will depend on which dates you will be visiting. If it is peak season, then ticket C is the one you need to purchase. There is also…
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Singapore 5D4N Itinerary – Guide to The Lion City
Singapore is the smallest country in Southeast Asia with no natural resources. However, they have one of the most beautiful architectures, jaw-dropping skyline, and unique culture. You must visit Singapore at least once in your lifetime. In this blog post, I will be sharing my Singapore 5D4N Itinerary. My brother has already visited Singapore twice and he suggested 3 days and 2 nights would be enough to explore Singapore. Although I prefer longer days when I am traveling to a new country for the first time because I can really explore more of the less touristy places. A Singapore 5D4N Itinerary is just enough time to explore the main touristy…
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A Kawaii Day at Sanrio Puroland Tokyo
Raise your hands if you are a big fan of Sanrio! Tama City also known as the city of Hello Kitty is located somewhere in the western part of Tokyo. There, you’ll find Sanrio Puroland, the perfect place for Sanrio fans. Sanrio Puroland is an indoor theme park located in Tama New Town, Tokyo. It is a 30 minutes train ride from Shinjuku and a 60 minute train ride from Tokyo Station. It was raining when we visited but since it’s an indoor theme park, the rain did not affect our visit. Kids and kids at heart will surely enjoy this park. This theme park is overload with cute characters,…
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Wizarding World of Harry Potter in USJ – A Magical Guide
I have a confession, I am actually not a big fan of Harry Potter. I watched all the movies but did not read the books. Even if I am not a big fan of the series, a visit to Wizarding World of Harry Potter Japan is still a must when you visit Universal Studios Japan. You don’t need to be a fan in order to enjoy this attraction. Wizarding World of Harry Potter is not only in Japan. There are also Wizarding World of Harry Potter in California and Orlando. The one in California has a very cool attraction which is called the Dark Arts Light Show *This site contains…
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Flying Sky Lanterns in Shifen, Taiwan
Stop, admire the photograph in front of you. Look up, and see sky lanterns dancing in the skies, both far and near. A different array of colors, red, yellow, blue, or even multi-colored, Shifen’s skies are never bare. Years ago, sky lanterns were released by courageous villagers who stayed behind, when their village was ransacked. They released these lanterns to convey a message that it was safe to come home. Today, sky lanterns are released in order for wishes to come true. But what happens after we wish? Try to enjoy the cool climate and foggy skies of Shifen. Soon enough, you’ll see lanterns not only flying up, but some…
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Instagram Worthy Spots in Singapore You Don’t Want to Miss
Singapore is called ‘Instagram City’ for a reason. In this blog post, I will be sharing Instagram Worthy Spots in Singapore. From cute cafes, traditional and colorful shophouses, their gorgeous skyscrapers and many more. Singapore is very beautiful and photogenic that you never run out of places to take beautiful photos. Every corner is just so picturesque. I love to take beautiful photos of each country I visit especially the less touristy places. Follow along as I show you around the Instagram Worthy Spots in Singapore. Read: Singapore 5D4N Itinerary 1. Museums in Singapore I love to visit museums whenever traveling to a new country. You can learn a lot…
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Hello Kitty Orchid Garden Cafe : Singapore Food Diary
I just recently heard that the Hello Kitty Orchid Garden Cafe in Singapore is permanently closed. It was a one of a kind and unique themed cafe and I am going to miss it. Since I enjoyed my time there, I decided to write a post about this Hello Kitty Orchid Garden Cafe. I was very fortunate enough to visit Singapore last October 2018 and got the chance to visit this cute and unique cafe. It is not the typical Hello Kitty Cafe that is full of pink and cute foods that does not really taste great. This cafe is unique since they incorporated the national flower of Singapore, which…
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Itinerary for Nagoya Day Trip from Osaka:
When planning a trip to Japan, most tourists would include popular cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. Nagoya is often overlooked by tourists but if you have more time, I recommend to visit Nagoya. There are several undiscovered gems in this city. You can also easily take a Nagoya day trip from Osaka. Nagoya is the capital of Aichi Prefecture, located in the Chubu Region. It is also the fourth-most populous city in Japan, next to Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka. You can also include a Nagoya day trip from Osaka to your itinerary. Just take the shinkansen or bullet train from Shin-Osaka Station to Nagoya. A round trip ticket would…
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Nabana no Sato: Magical Winter Illumination + Flower Theme Park in Mie Prefecture, Japan
One of the best things to do when traveling during wintertime in Japan is to experience their winter illuminations. There are several winter illuminations in Japan, especially in big cities. It has become one of the Japanese tradition to visit light festivals during wintertime. The largest winter illumination in Japan can be found in Nabana no Sato. It is a flower theme park in Mie Prefecture, just a short bus ride from Nagoya city. The main area of the light festival is what most people came here for. If you search for Winter Illuminations in Japan, this light tunnel will be one of the top photos you’ll see. This light…
