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Jersey City Boardwalk

Jersey City, with its iconic waterfront boardwalk, offers a front-row seat to one of the most magnificent cityscapes in the world – the New York City skyline. If you’re looking for a leisurely walk that combines breathtaking views, vibrant atmosphere, and a touch of urban charm without the crowds, the boardwalk stretching from Exchange Place… Read More »Jersey City Boardwalk

Countryside bike riding

Cycling through the countryside is one of Japan’s best kept secrets. Because Japan is so well developed, you can expect nice paved roads through even rural areas with minimal car traffic, which really makes for a relaxing and enjoyable cycling experience! My experience took place near Hofu in Yamaguchi but no doubt you can find… Read More »Countryside bike riding

Taiwan free half-day tour

The tourism administration of Taiwan is offering free half-day tours for those transiting through Taiwan. Morning, afternoon, and evening tours are available and you can register in advance. Check out their website for more info!

The Goods Line

Old rail line turned urban oasis Modelled after The High Line in New York City, The Goods Line in Sydney is a former railway corridor used to transport goods that has been transformed into a dynamic public space to seamlessly blend modern design, green spaces, and cultural experiences. Stretching from Central Station to Darling Harbour,… Read More »The Goods Line

Megalong Valley

Hidden paradise in the Blue Mountains If you’re looking for a detour away from the usual Blue Mountain attractions, Megalong Valley is a charming destination with tranquility, natural beauty, and a couple scenic wineries. The name “Megalong” originates from the Aboriginal word “magalong,” meaning “valley under the rock”. Getting there To get there from Sydney,… Read More »Megalong Valley

Walk to Sydney Airport

Economical and scenic walk to the airport Both the domestic and international terminals of Sydney Airport have a train station but catching the train to or from there will cost you a $16 airport fee in addition to the standard train fare. You can save yourself the $16 access pay by instead walking the 1.8km… Read More »Walk to Sydney Airport

Maenam Viewpoint

Scenic and peaceful viewpoint Perched high atop a hill on the tropical island of Koh Samui in Thailand, Maenam Viewpoint offers visitors a breathtaking panoramic view of the island’s stunning coastline and lush landscapes. This hidden gem is a must-visit destination for those seeking a serene and awe-inspiring experience. Access to Maenam Viewpoint is via… Read More »Maenam Viewpoint

Nan Tien Temple

Largest Buddhist temple in the southern hemisphere Nan Tien Temple is a stunning Buddhist temple located in Wollongong just south of Sydney. Known as the Southern Hemisphere’s largest Buddhist temple, Nan Tien Temple is a peaceful and serene destination that offers visitors an opportunity to explore the rich culture and traditions of Buddhism. Nan Tien… Read More »Nan Tien Temple

Xile Beef Noodle Restaurant

Best value beef noodle soup Hidden away in a side street in the bustling tourist district of Danshui is Xile Beef Noodle Restaurant where I had some of the best value beef noodle soup in Taiwan! The interior is modest but comfortable enough. They also have a pet golden retriever who hangs around inside. They… Read More »Xile Beef Noodle Restaurant

Phulipa Jungle Camp

Serene mountain jungle experience Nestled in the mountains of Koh Samui far removed from the beaches and winding streets is Phulipa Jungle Camp, a remote-feeling mountain jungle escape whre you can relax, enjoy a drink, and spend the night. Getting there The road to Phulipa is steep and rocky, going by motorbike is not recommended.… Read More »Phulipa Jungle Camp