Japan has been on our list for years! Miguel has been wanting to go for about 5 years and I have been fantasizing of endless amounts of sushi, soothing onsens and…
Browsing Category
Travel
-
-
The Xisi station area is Beijing is known for its hutongs. Much like Nanluoguxiang, Xisi is a historic area that boosts some of Beijing’s most authentic hutongs, but unlike Nanluoguxiang, Xisi…
-
Nanluoguxiang (Chinese name: 南锣鼓巷) is a busy tourist area that is famous for traditional hutongs. Historically, Nanluoguxiang was the dwelling area of aristocrats and elite officers of the Qing dynasty, but…
-
A question a lot of our friends back home ask us is ‘why should I visit China?” They don’t see any reasons to visit China. They think there is pollution all…
-
What is normal? What is normal? Every day people all over the world wake up and do things that make them unhappy. Really, really, unhappy! Is this normal? Over the course…
-
The Hwanseongul Cave is one of the largest limestone Caves in Asia and it is beautiful. Yvonne and I had the pleasure of visiting the Hwanseongul Cave on our first trip to…
-
The Haesindang Park, also called the Penis Park, is an interesting and bizarre park in South Korea. When Yvonne and I visited Korea, we had the ‘pleasure’ of visiting the Haesindang Park.…
-
Yvonne and I went to the Hwanseon Cave, also known as the Hwanseongul Cave, during our trip to Korea. The cave is a cave located in Gangwon province, South Korea about 45 minutes…
-
Accommodation Asia Destinations South Korea TravelMy really bizarre sleepover at a Korean bathhouse
Yvonne, Yvonne, Yvonne! What can I say? She is always getting me into something when we go traveling together. This time it was a ‘really great idea’ to spend the night…
-
This week’s weekend post is all about Seoul, South Korea. These snapshots of Seoul were taken in the winter of 2012 when we were backpacking in South Korea for 3 weeks.…