This post might be a trigger for those dealing with suicide, depression, or anxiety. If you have suicidal thoughts, please reach out to someone. At the very least, call 1-800-273-8255 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Yes, this post relates to the sudden death of Anthony Bourdain via suicide. I’ve been wanting to write about…
Staying a ryokan in Kyoto is one of the loveliest experiences you can have in Japan. Here’s a full guide on what to expect and some tips to make the most of your experience. When I met up with my friend, Autumn, in Seoul recently, she had just gotten back from a quick trip to…
Busan is to Los Angeles like Seoul is to New York City. Far away and along the southern coast, it manages to balance being the second largest city in the country while also feeling significantly more laidback. I’ve been quite a few times since living here, so I thought I’d compile a list of all…
Okay, so I totally had my April post drafted and ready to go but then the days kind of got the best of me, and before I knew it, it was May 19th! I figured I’d just wait and share everything in one long two-month update instead of posting April so late. April and May…
This post detailing the perfect, easy Stonehenge trip is part of my friend, Elissa’s, Europe series! After she left Korea, she traveled around a bit before heading home to LA, and she was kind enough to write about all her adventures for the blog. If you’re hoping to see this iconic structure, we hope this…
If you’re on a super strict, shoestring budget, then you’re going to love Korea’s capital city. While I’ve easily burned through $200+ on a crazy weekend, it’s entirely possible to visit and tour around for next to nothing. Here’s a list of 13 free things to do in Seoul and some super budget tips to help you…