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image by :pixabay Moving into your first apartment? Exciting… and a little overwhelming.You’ve got the keys, the rent is (barely) in your budget, and you’re finally walking distance from your favorite coffee shop. Then comes the panic:What do you actually need to make this place feel like home? Been there. I remember standing in my…
photo by :pixabay Working holiday has been a trending topic for a long time now—an opportunity to work and fund your travel along the way sounds like a fantastic idea. Among all the countries offering this chance, the Australian Working Holiday Visa has been the most popular! Why? First of all, it doesn’t have a…
So, you’ve finally moved into your apartment. The boxes are unpacked (mostly), the pizza boxes are stacked, and you’ve got… a beanbag from college and one sad floor lamp flickering in the corner. Same. IMAGE BY PIXABAY It’s giving “unfurnished Airbnb” energy — and not in a cool minimalist way. More like, “Did you just…
I remember my first trip abroad. I was 15 and I joined an exchange program to study in Japan, the school took care of everything at the time. My second trip abroad was to do an internship in Italy when I was 18. No matter how many times I’ve traveled, the excitement never fades…
photo by :pixabay I always thought Italy would be one of those “someday when I’m rich” kind of trips. You know—the kind where you sip espresso in Rome, glide through Venice on a gondola, and eat your weight in pasta with wine that costs more than your rent. But I went anyway. On a budget….
Let’s be honest: nothing kills the mood faster than a stinky bathroom — especially when you’re expecting guests in a couple of hours. IMAGE BY : pixabay I’ve been there. One minute I’m fluffing throw pillows and lighting candles, and the next I’m catching a whiff of something… not great from the bathroom. It used…
image by : pixabay Dalat is my favorite city in Vietnam. The weather, the attractions, and the people are lovely in this little town. How much do I love this place? After I traveled all the way from Saigon to Hanoi, I was supposed to catch a flight to Cambodia, but I had a few…
The formerly little-inhabited beach south of the fishing village of Mui Ne proper has seen some serious development in the last 15 years. Now it is a 15 km long strip of resorts that line up like pearls on Nguyen Dinh Chieu street, shaded by coconut palms. Mui Ne was my first stop of my…
(This is a map of the island. Everything I refer to in the article can be found there!) Koh Ta Kiev is one of the islands along Cambodia’s southern coast. It’s less famous compared to Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem, which makes it much quieter and more peaceful. If your ideal beach vacation…
image by : pixabay To be honest, Vietnam was never really on my travel list. I know it’s close to Taiwan and I really wanted to visit Ha Long Bay, but it just doesn’t sound as exciting as Thailand or the Philippines. The only reason I went there was I wanted to travel during my…