China is an exciting country to visit, but at the same time it can be quite challenging. The visa process, the language barrier, the crowds, the Internet censorship, the toilets… there is a lot to take in. But don’t worry, I have put together everything you need to know before going to China! China is a very unique place and you shouldn’t skip it just because it’s a little bit harder than other countries 😉
If you are wondering what’s so special about taking a train in China that it needs a whole article, well, let me tell you… Train travel in China is not like in other countries. You can’t just show up at the train station, buy a ticket and go. First of all, you don’t speak Chinese. They don’t speak English. Second of all, there are A LOT of people in China. Train tickets get sold out all the time. And that’s…
Heading to Osaka and looking for something fun to do? If you are tired of sightseeing you can spend a day at the Universal Studios Japan and their Wizarding World of Harry Potter! To make the most of your time there (and queue less), read my 10 best tips for visiting Universal Studios Japan:
Planning a trip to Japan? You are in for a treat! To help you have the smoothest trip possible, I have put together a list of things you should know before going to Japan – including tips to navigate the insane train network in Tokyo and how to see the sakuras!
Clear emerald waters and never ending sceneries of limestone islands, that’s Ha Long Bay. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. Unfortunately, also a place becoming so crowded and popular it almost seems impossible to find a decent boat tour. Is it even possible to still enjoy Ha Long Bay without crowds of people, tourist scams and spending a fortune? The answer is yes. Let me tell you how I did it.
Backpacking solo can seem daunting at first. Everything about this way of travelling was new to me until recently. It has its ups and downs but now about six weeks in, I can say I am used to it all. If you have never backpacked before, read on for some backpacking wisdom. This is what I learnt in my first month of backpacking:
If you are going on a long trip, booking your flight and some accommodation are only the first steps of your preparation. I have already given some advice on what to pack so now it’s time to shed light on things like visas or vaccinations. If you want to know how to prepare for a big trip, read on!
You’re going travelling for months and all you’re taking with you is a backpack. Easy! Or is it? How exactly do you pack for long-term travel? What are the must-haves and what should you ditch? Read my tips here!