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There’s no city quite like Seoul. The South Korean capital is a place where ancient palaces stand shoulder to shoulder with glassy skyscrapers, where winding hanok alleys open onto neon-lit…
Arriving in Osaka feels like stepping into a different country-at least, that’s how it struck me. Compared to the refined calm of Kyoto or the orderliness of Tokyo, Osaka is…
Osaka Expo 2025 Expo is, in my opinion, a very subjective experience, and a lot depends on the theme chosen by the organizers. Here’s a brief overview from official sources:…
Just under an hour from Kyoto or Osaka by train, Nara is a city where history, nature, and spirituality intertwine. While most visitors come for its famous freely roaming deer,…
Kyoto is the heart of Japanese culture – here you’ll find temples, traditional districts, teahouses, and bamboo forests. It’s truly a piece of history. The vibe of this city is…
What to prepare for? Honestly, you can’t really prepare 🙂 All you need is your phone and passport – especially for Tax Free shopping (you get the tax deducted instantly…
At the turn of the year we went to this diving paradise Raja Ampat. Raja Ampat is part of Indonesia and is located in West Papua. This area has around…
Oman has a rich and diverse culinary scene that combines traditional Omani cuisine with Arabic, Indian and African influences. Here are some typical Omani dishes and drinks worth trying: Omani…
Wadies are dry riverbeds or valleys in arid regions that can often be dry, but can turn into flowing rivers during the rainy season. Oman is home to several stunning…
The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, located in Muscat, is one of the most impressive religious sites in Oman. Named after the long-serving Sultan Qaboos bin Said, this mosque is an…