Beautiful British Columbia indeed! I’m going to cheat a little bit on two things. First, this is supposed to be a travel blog, and I really should only post for trips I’ve taken abroad, but this post is going to […]
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The laid back city of Southeast Asia Back home in Canada, some of my closest friends are from Laos. They told us of heroic stories of them escaping the country with their parents during a time of great human tragedy.
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The Perfect Island It was only a few weeks ago that I wrote a post about Hua Hin and here we are again in Thailand! Thailand has an allure that’s hard to put into words; the cliché’s are there for
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The karst peaks paradise Please note the images below and the travel commentary were recorded in November 2017. Yangshuo is a county of Guilin City, in northeast of Guangxi. Guangxi is located in south-central China, an hour or two away from
Paradise, only 3.5 hours away from Bangkok I had never heard of Hua Hin before, but when my friends from Canada said they would be staying at a beautiful resort in that city and asked us to join, we jumped
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The blue city After Udaipur, we headed west towards Pakistan to Jodhpur, the “blue city” and the “sun city”. It was HOT as heck but beautiful. Initially, we were a bit a disappointed because the city didn’t appear to be
The city of lakes We jumped on a short 40mins flight down south to Udaipur and were blown away by this magical city. Some call this city the Venice of the east, but I think it deserves to stand on its
The pink city We jumped in the car and headed west from Agra to Jaipur, a route that took around 5 hours. Jaipur is known as the “Pink City” although it looks more terra cotta to me! Jaipur is the
Home of the Taj Mahal At 11am, right after breakfast, we headed over by car to Agra, the home of the famous Taj Mahal. I read several blogs that said the Taj Mahal was not as impressive in real life
The capital city I had been curious about India for some time, and when the opportunity came up to visit, I leapt at it. I had heard so many extremes about India, ranging from “I loved it, it’s amazing!” through
