Travel
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Travel Guide to Egypt: Pyramids, Culture, and Tips
🇪🇬 🐫 EGYPT – 1st touch on the ancient world My childhood dream has come true as I come to touch one of the seven ancient world’s wonders and also the only wonder that still exists today: the Egyptian Pyramids Another first is riding camel through the desert. Egypt was also the first African country…
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Explore Dubai in 36 hour
If you’re planning a trip to Dubai, it’s only natural that you would want to snap the prettiest, most iconic and most Instagram-worthy shots for your feed. I will recommend some iconic spots for the most memorable experience in one of the richest Middle East country. I decide to make a stop in Dubai on…
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Son Doong cave- marked off my bucket list
One journey of a lifetime will give you the best perspective that you cannot find anywhere else in the the world.
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Phu Yen’s Charm in 3 Day Itinerary: A Journey through Natural Marvels and Cultural Treasures
The trip was decided within a blink of an eye a, has complete successfully. Because the weather has been gloomy and rainy these past few days, I did not finalize a specific schedule until I arrived. DAY 1: North of Phu Yen 🛬 I arrived at Tuy Hoa airport at 7:00 a.m. and took the…
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Discovering Hidden Gems: Musical Road, Alabama Hills, and Big Pine Lakes
“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.”_ Hillary Cooper It has been a while since we get out of the house and explore. I still have not got over the fact that we have such a mesmerizing scenery in California. This is…
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Copenhagen, the happiest country – Summer 2017
It’s perfect for sisterhood trip. We departed from different locations because of our work and school, we agreed to meet up at our first European destination, Copenhagen. My friend flew in via WOW airline which offered great price, especially if you don’t care about on-board service. She got credit card issue when she got there,…
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Experiencing Downtown LA
I would never thought I would walk through DTLA streets but Art has brought a different courage to explore and find your soul. I would normally go a few places to go a day ( saving time and parking fee) 1. Rain room and Penetrable @ LACMA Random International’s Rain Room (2012) is an immersive environment of…
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San Francisco and it’s hidden gems
Road trip to North California never has a dull moment, especially during spring break 2016. We planned this last minute trip with tons of exploring, tons of local spots advised from our friends and social media. Cupid’s Span in the middle of the Embarcadero park gives a great view of Bay Bridge at night, also…
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Sunrise at the horizon Crystal Cove Trail
Waking up at 5 am to go hiking on beach trail seems to be a ridiculous idea, but guess what, it’s total worth it. We caught the mesmerizing color of sunlight slowly arise from the horizon. My hiking partner’s hands are a little shaky due to the gravel road and highway speed. We are right…
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Day 9 Chicago
We visit the The McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum to celebrate the Chicago River and its world-famous movable bridges.Michigan Avenue bridge aka DuSable bridge view from the McCormick Bridgehouse Museum. The landmark five-story bridgehouse is alive with stories of the past, details of the bridge and vivid stories about the many people inspired by…
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Day 8 Chicago here I come
Trolling downtown of Chicago makes me feel so much smaller surrounding by all the skyscrapers. The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), established in 1848, is the world’s oldest futures and options exchange. More than 50 differentoptions and futures contracts are traded by over 3,600 CBOT members through open outcry andelectronic trading. Volumes at the exchange in 2003 were a record breaking 454 million…
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Day 7 NYC
Intruding Bryant Park massive group yoga sessions. This is how you can clear your mind, unwind your body, recharge and be ready for what life brings to you. New York Public Library perfect postcard moment We wonder around upstairs area and find a perfect frame your our shot. We Asians love taking pictures!!! Genecology search :…
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Day 6 NYC 09/03/15
New York City might be known to be the busiest city in the United States of America but to me, it brought back the horrified September 11th terrorist attacks. Walking through Ground Zero gives me chill feeling of how and what we can build back up once if fell down. One World Trade Center is…
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Day 5 Dumbo _ Brooklyn 09/02/15
Being in NYC, you got to try New York Bagels. I personally recommended smoked Salmon on Poppy Seed Bagels at Murray’s Bagels. Freshly delicious smoked salmon on smooth sour cream is to die for Everyone laughed at me when I told them I rented a car to drive around in New York. Well well well,…
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Day 4 NYC 09/01/15
Breakfast in Times Square is how we start our day in the busiest city through rush hour. A small café in the middle of crowded streets called Bibble & Sip served an amazing Matcha latte on the side of English muffin. If you want to know how it feels like to look up the heaven,…
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Day 3 Harvard here we come
Harvard University Sitting in the middle of grassy area of 22.4 acres of Harvard Yard is John Harvard. I heard about the tradition of touching his shoe once you’re there to receive goodluck, which explains why one of his dress shoes is golden shine like that. Aren’t all of us want a little boost in…
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Day 2 MIT ” acquaintance “
Getting lost is not always a bad thing. We took the stop not as planned ( public transportation newbie in the middle of Greater Boston area) and we discovered the beautiful modern architectural design throughout Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The popular MIT Dome and first time selfish stick users work out well for us today.…
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Day one of East Coast adventure: Boston August 2015
One suitcase, one openmind and a beating heart are all I need to begin journey of an adventurer. I tried to squeeze 10 days worth of wardrobe in a carry-on luggage which is a challenge, especially with the season changing in the East Coast. Lesson learnt: packed light, flip flop, comfy shoes/ walking sneakers would…
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State Route 1 adventure awaits
The road trip starts out as a family reunion and turns into a mesmerizing photogenic trip I have ever taktaken. The cloudy weekend has not been in my favor, but with a little sunshine here and there and the blue sky has made my July 4th trip as relaxing as possible. First stop is Alameda…
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Nha Trang- Beautiful coast
Nha Trang is Vietnam’s most famous seaside resort-town. It’s more lively and urban in character than other beach destinations like Mui Ne and Phu Quoc. It’s also the scuba diving center of Vietnam. You can take SNT train at soft seats level to get to Nha Trang in the most common way. It travels overnight and takes about…
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Welcome!!!
I love hiking and love food. Those are my biggest passions , at least for now though ;). I go hiking almost every time I am off from work and school. It is the place I can shut down my brain and just blend in with nature. Well food loving comes in handy after a…
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The Slot trail _ Anza Borrego Desert State Park
This narrow “hidden” trail is less than an hour long and pretty once you found the trail head, which is on the left to the parking lot at the end of Buttes Pass (the sign is tiny and facing the other side of the street). There’s a couple entrance you can take. The easiest route…
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The Wind Caves – music from nature
Despite the SoCal heat during Memorial day weekend and exhaustion, we are finally on ” the top of the world” and enjoy this magnificent view. It is truly one of a kind!!! As you continues on Route 78 East for 6.6 miles to the desert hamlet of Ocotillo Wells in Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation…
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La jolla – kayaking to 7 sea caves
The San Diego-La Jolla Underwater Park spans 6,000 acres (24 km2) of ocean bottom and tidelands. The park’s four distinct habitats (rocky reef, kelp bed, sand flats, and submarine canyon) make it a popular destination for snorkelers and scuba divers. The park was created by the City of San Diego in 1970 and actually has two other parks within it:…
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El Matador _ Malibu Beach on April 2015
Everyone loves the glamorous life of Hollywood from movies, the fabulous fashion trends from magazines or the sparkling red carpet events from all your stars. Far from the wheeling and dealing of hustle and bustle of Hollywood life, beachgoers in the know seek solidarity by heading up the winding Pacific Coast Highway to the most…
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Santa Barbara weekend getaway
Cool breeze, warm sun and blue sea are what picture perfect is like for my Easter mini vacation with my family. After 2 hour drive from Orange county, we got to the first spot of our adventure: The Moreton Bay Fig Tree!!! Santa Barbara’s Moreton Bay Fig Treelocated in Santa Barbara, California is believed to be the…
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Vietnam trip part 3 – Cần Thơ where I was Born
Love is where the heart is. Leaving family , leaving the town you were born in is like leaving a piece of me behind as i set free, spread my wings to explore the open world Cai Rang Floating Market is well known in executing the cultural ride through river villages. You can pretty much…
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Vietnam trip Part 2- Ha Noi the capital city
Just over an hour fly from Ho Chi Minh City, I landed on Nội Bài International airport. This is my super short trip but I am be able to conduct a super productive trip of sight seeing, spiritual exploring and food tasting. On first day, we hike to Ba Vì mountain range (aka. Núi Ba Vì…
May Your Search Though Nature ... Lead You To Yourself 