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How to visit an onsen in Japan
Visiting an onsen, or hot spring bath, is one of the best things you can do in Japan. Although it can be a bit daunting at first, once you get over the fear…
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Kyrgyzstan: know before you go
If you're planning on visiting Kyrgyzstan you might be wondering about how to deal with some of the more practical aspects. If so, then read on!
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The best places to visit in Kyrgyzstan!
I had never given much thought to visiting Kyrgyzstan until I sat down and looked at my map for travel inspiration. I am so glad I did! There's so much more to Kyrgyzstan…
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One day in Harajuku: grand shrines and shopping!
A trip to Tokyo isn’t complete without a visit to Harajuku. Here, you can visit the famous Meiji Shrine, experience a slice of youth culture along Takeshita-dōri, and go shopping in Omotesandō –…
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Hummingbirds and butterflies: a trip to Mindo Cloud Forest, Ecuador
Mindo Cloud Forest in Ecuador is around two hours away from the capital city of Quito and makes for a fantastic day trip. It’s a great opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and…
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Asakusa and Akihabara: the perfect one day itinerary!
Although Asakusa and Akihabara are slightly out of the way from some of the other main districts of Tokyo, they’re so close to one another that it makes sense to visit them together.…
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Three amazing things to experience in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile!
I was in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile for a brief stopover between the salt flats of Bolivia and Salta, Argentina. Despite being a small tourist town in the middle of nowhere, San…
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How to plan (& save money on) your next holiday!
Ready for your next trip? Here's my guide to help you plan your holiday & actually save money on the way! (Includes a free budgeting tool!)
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Spending a weekend in Dresden, Germany
Although it’s not particularly easy to get to (from the UK at least), Dresden is well worth a visit. Easily walkable and filled with beautiful architecture, it is perfect for a low-key break…
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Japan Itinerary (17 days): Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Miyajima
As a first-time visitor to Japan, it makes sense to take ‘The Golden Route’ – i.e. Tokyo and Kyoto – to make sure you see all the best sights in the limited time…
