Tokyo doesn’t do things by halves – it’s one of the world’s biggest cities, it has the world’s tallest tower and has the most Michelin-starred restaurants. For all its bright lights, au fait trends and glass towers, Tokyo is not as modern as it appears. It has a layer of rich culture and ancient traditions […]
Q1. Why did you choose to travel to Myanmar? Was there a reason you chose Myanmar for your adventure, what were your impressions overall? I have always been interested in Myanmar and its unique culture. Myanmar is still very raw and untouched. I was left in awe of the generous and welcoming Burmese people, interesting […]
As the alarm on my old Nokia phone buzzed loudly near my ear and the clock read 5.30am, I was up in a flash due to the excitement of what lay ahead, this outweighed the slight headache from a ’couple’ of Pisco Sours the night before. A quick coffee and a couple of breakfast empanadas […]
Hi Wendy and fellow travellers, I waited a long time to get to China. I had wanted to go there since 1988, when we had Expo 88 here in Brisbane. I went to the China Pavilion and was enthralled by the pointy mountains which were pictured on the walls. I have travelled quite a lot […]
Japan has become increasingly popular, more so in the last few years in particular. Why do you think that is? Japan has a very unique culture – that can only be experienced there. Japan also has a long history which people are able to revisit at any time. The modern side of Japan is also […]
As the coronavirus epidemic in China becomes more subdued, the country is trying to get tourism back on its feet, with the majority of scenic attractions re-opening and a large number of tourists returning to popular sites during the May Day holiday. Tourist attractions across China are opening up to visitors again, with new and […]