Category: Travel Blog

Imagine stepping into a world where time seems to slow down. And every detail is crafted to promote peace and harmony. That’s what you experience when you enter a traditional Japanese ryokan. Ryokan are traditional inns that date back to the 8th century, offering travelers a place to rest along Japan’s historic highways. They hold…

Taiwan will always hold a special place in our hearts. It’s a place where the locals go out of their way to display enormous amounts of kindness to each and every foreigner they pass. It’s an island with chaotic night markets, sensational food, and garbage trucks that play Beethoven. Moreover, it’s a location with some…

Have you thought about visiting Freiburg? It’s a city we’ve now been to twice. We’ll highlight our initial visit and then provide a more detailed one day itinerary for how to make the most of your time in the Freiburg. Let’s get crackin! After our one day whirlwind tour of Europa-Park we boarded another train…

Have you thought about visiting NYC to attend the Coney Island Mermaid Parade? Have you even heard of the Coney Island Mermaid Parade? Here is our guide and first had experience attending this quirky NYC event! What I love most about travel is when you have an unexpected surprise thrown your way. Although pleasant surprises…

Among Japan’s many cultural treasures, onsen—natural hot springs—hold a special place in the hearts of both locals and visitors. These geothermal baths are not merely places to soak and relax. They’re sanctuaries that embody the essence of Japanese hospitality, wellness, and nature. In this guide, we’ll explore three of Japan’s premier onsen towns: Norikura, Yuzawa,…

Ihave to admit I had serious reservations about attending the Boryeong Mud Festival held annually at Daecheon Beach, South Korea. Firstly, it’s well noted for being over-saturated with foreigners and I typically prefer events that are culturally rooted. Secondly, I was sceptical of whether or not I should bring my dSLR given the forecast weather…

As I walked up a steep hill I took the time to feel the warm sand beneath my toes as I took each step. When I reached the summit, I pivoted and marvelled at the scenery before my very eyes. Panoramic views of jagged rock formations on a bed of sand left a lasting impression.…

Having visited Lake Titicaca from Bolivia several months prior to arriving back in Peru, I was ecstatic that my schedule allowed for enough time to see Lago Titicaca again from the Peruvian side of Puno. Lake Titicaca is of fairytale reputation – pristine blue waters that match the intensity and saturation of the sky, cotton…

As nothing more than an amateur photog, I’ve hardly got all (or even any) of the answers when it comes to improving one’s photography; however, as someone who has become more passionate about taking photos, I have over the years learned a few things along the way. It seems almost comical that just a few…

Being nomadic and traveling nearly 365 days of the year is in many ways a dream job for me. However, one thing that I really miss about being back home in Canada is having the opportunity to follow sports throughout the year. When I had the opportunity to attend the World Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan,…