Author: Angie
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What to see and do around Gdańsk, Poland
Sea breeze + amber please ❤️ Gdańsk has a special place in my heart. A city shaped by the sea and centuries of trade, power, and resilience. The city feels instantly welcoming, through the cozy cute cafes, cobblestone streets and the international crowd that it draws. I’ve been here both in the summer and during Read more
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Everything You Can Do in Warsaw, Poland in 3 Days (Complete City Guide)
The capital city of Poland was largely rebuilt and restored after World War II. Warsaw stands today as a up and coming city on the world-wide stage. From its beautifully reconstructed Old Town and royal landmarks to its contemporary museums, lively neighborhoods, and food scene, the city offers something for every traveler. Three days is Read more
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Sightseeing in Wrocław, Poland: Best Things to Do in the City
Wroclaw is an underrated gem in Poland. It has a really charming, storybook feel to it, with colorful buildings, scenic rivers, and bridges around almost every corner. The Old Town is lively and beautiful, and the little dwarf statues scattered throughout the city are the cutest touch. How to get to Wrocław, Poland? Wrocław Copernicus Read more
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What to see and do in Poznan, Poland
Poznań is one of Poland’s oldest and most historically significant cities. It is often considered the birthplace of the Poland itself. In the 10th century, it served as a key political and religious center under Poland’s first rulers, including Mieszko I, whose baptism in 966 is considered the symbolic beginning of Poland as a Christian Read more
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Inside Scoop to Toruń, Poland: A Must-Visit Destination in Northern Poland
Toruń is a charming medieval gingerbread city in northern Poland. It’s nestled between the larger cities of Gdańsk and Poznań. The Old Town is beautifully preserved, and it is an UNESCO Site. Forever a place that I had on my bucket list, and this past November I had the opportunity to visit it. Due to Read more
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How to visit the Christmas Markets around Poland
This holiday season I went and visited five different Christmas markets around Poland by train. I started in Kraków, but you can also begin in Warsaw. Both cities have international airports with close proximity to the old town centers. Christmas markets start at the end of November and typically run up to Christmas Day or Read more
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Top Things to Do in Fes, Morocco for First Time Visitors
Fes was a whirlwind. I watched artisans hammer metal by hand, peeked into tile workshops, and braved the famous tannery. Yes, it smells just as strong as they say. Fes is not polished in comparison to Marrakesh, but that is exactly what makes it so magical. It is layered, loud, and completely unforgettable. Wandering through Read more
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Hue to Hoi An via Hai Van Pass with an Easy Rider
You can travel between the two cities either by bus, train or easy rider. I figured it would take the same amount of time with all the bus stops so I decided to commute with an easy rider on a motorcycle. Easy rider is a term that you’ll hear frequently in Vietnam. An easy rider Read more
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Hue, Vietnam: The Underrated Gem You Need to Visit
I took the night bus from Hanoi to Hue. Hue is a destination that gets skipped by many travelers. It truly feels like stepping back in time. As Vietnam’s former imperial capital, it’s packed with history from the grand Imperial City and ancient royal tombs to beautifully preserved pagodas. Every corner has a story, and Read more
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Shopping Guide (tailors, shoes and more) to Hoi An, Vietnam
Hoi An is a tailor’s paradise and honestly one of the most exciting places I’ve ever shopped. The streets are lined with tailor shops where you can get anything made from flowy dresses to custom suits. It’s crazy that the turnaround is literally only 24 hours. Every time I would tell the tailors that I Read more
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What to see and do in Hoi An, Vietnam
Hoi An is a small town in central Vietnam, and it’s absolutely charming. I originally planned to stay for just a couple of days but ended up spending six as I slowed down my travels and really took my time exploring the area. The town had a completely different feel from Hanoi and Hue. Go Read more
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The best things to do and see in Hanoi, Vietnam
When I was planning my trip, I decided to visit Vietnam from North to South. I landed in Hanoi International Airport, and I took a Grab (Asia’s equivalent of Uber) to the center of the city for around $15 USD. Hanoi stole my heart…. I spent around two weeks here. Don’t forget to check your Read more
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What to see and do in the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Cameron Highlands felt like stepping into a cooler, greener world in Malaysia. I loved wandering through the endless tea plantations, picking fresh strawberries, and breathing in the crisp mountain air. Between the misty forests, colorful flower gardens, and cozy little cafés, it was the perfect escape from the heat and chaos of the cities. How Read more
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How to spend your time in Penang, Malaysia
The capital of Penang is George Town, a UNESCO Site known for its colorful street art, colonial architecture, and lively food markets. Beyond the city itself, Penang has plenty of beaches, lush hiking trails and views that are unforgettable. I visited Penang during the summer holidays and not only is it popular with tourists but Read more
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How to Plan a Festive NYC Christmas Weekend Trip
Christmas time in New York is pure magic! The holiday decorations go up at the end of November and start of December so don’t assume that you can only see the city on December 25th. I had a very short time frame to see the city due to my work schedule (essentially, I had no Read more