Introducing you to our favourite sights along the Golden Circle Route, including some lesser known ones too!

My first Iceland post is here! A monster guide to the South Coast of Iceland and all the beautiful sights we saw.

Part 2 explores Luxembourg Gardens, Petit Palais, Notre Dame, Tour Montparnasse and more.

For Part 1 of my guide to Paris, I want to share with you a bunch of sights that are all clustered very close together / near the Opera Garnier arrondissement.

So happy to see the Eiffel Tower again

Bakeries, ice-cream, michelin-starred dining and more. Click through to see my guide to Paris foods of 2017.

If you only had time to try six places in London, then I totally recommend all of the below for six very exciting, fun and different foodie experiences.

Part 2 of my London guide is all about the cute little areas that are just out of the immediate centre of London but still extremely easy to reach by public transport or uber.

This part will focus on all the places in central London, including the typical must-see tourist attractions, as well as other lesser known ‘sights’ nearby.

Here's a snapshot of what we got up to..

Japan is really a country that celebrates its four seasons. From welcoming in spring and the cherry blossoms during the hanami season to admiring the autumn leaves during momijigari, Japan seems like a country perfect for those who appreciate and love being around nature in all its forms.

Warning: This is one massive post! Covering everything to why you should visit Lake Kawaguchi, how long to spend here, where to stay and what to fill your itinerary with. One of my favourite spots in Japan!

This is one monster guide to Kyoto. Where to stay, how long to stay for and all the must-do things to add to your Kyoto itinerary.

Mingle with the deers on an afternoon in Nara Deer Park

The winter illuminations at Nabana No Sato is something you definitely don't want to miss

Just another one of those places I was dying to visit in Japan.

'Listen to the silence, it has so much to say'

If you love spacious rooms, then this hotel might just become your Tokyo BFFL