It’s been a while since my last post, and I realized I started a lot of drafts but never finished them and now I can’t remember what really happened on those trips. This morning, I woke up and thought, I should resume my trip journaling, one to remind myself what happened and two to share … More Temple, University, Vietnamese Food! – Full Day Trip from NYC to NJ and PA
I started learning Spanish since high school and have since fell in love with it and been wanting to travel to Spanish speaking places. The first time I made this come true was in college when I chose to study abroad in Barcelona. It was a big deal to me then because for the first … More 2 weeks in Mexico City (+ a bit of remote working)
It’s been over two months since New York’s lockdown took place and all non-essential businesses are closed. My roommate went back home to be with his family a month ago, and I have been spending much time trying to find things to do. Since we live in a one-bedroom flex unit, the space is quite … More Weekend Trip to Lake District and York, UK
I figured instead of having you read through my itinerary to find tips, a summary version would be nice this time 🙂 Ok, here we go. Flight – If you are flying Pegasus, buckle up, because the plane definitely started moving before all passengers are seated and some of the overhead cabin doors are still … More Istanbul (Not Constantinople) – All you need to know for the land of kebabs
For the past two Labor Day weekends, I’ve been traveling to Acadia National Park. This year, I needed something different. My college friend Julie in Chicago said she’s also in need of a vacation, so we were in search of a place that both of us haven’t been to and want to go, and there … More Puerto Rico During Peak Hurricane Season
While it might be too early for you to plan the next ski trip, it doesn’t hurt to start thinking about where to go in 7 months! First of all, I despise and am terrible at skiing or snowboarding. Every time after a ski trip, I’d always say “I am never skiing every again”. But, … More An international ski trip to Mont Tremblant costs just as much as skiing in Vermont (from NYC)
WHY DID I CHOOSE SWITZERLAND? Back in August 2017 (yes, it’s taking me this long to type this up), I was interviewing for this job and starting in early September the process got stressful (the waiting period). Between the stress from the interview and just being in the concrete jungle, I felt like I really … More Switzerland – First Ever Solo Trip
In July 2017, a good friend of mine told me she’ll be in D.C. for work and she’ll be staying there for the weekend to walk around, so I kindly invited myself to walk around with her. Transportation: From Manhattan to D.C. – Bolt bus, round trip it was about $60. The seats are comfortable and … More 30 blazing hot hours in Washington D.C.
This Memorial Day weekend, I stayed local in NY. This reminds me of when I was studying abroad in Barcelona for 7 weeks back in 2013, I always wanted to go to a difference country. Seldomly, I would think that there’s actually many things I haven’t seen around or even in Barcelona. So, for … More 5 hours in Bear Mountain – Day Trip from Manhattan
This Mother’s Day, my mom and I met up in Seattle to drive to Vancouver to visit her sister. So, this is less of a vacation and more of a mission, but I still got some sightseeing out of it. Asia and the west coast of the US are the last places I want to … More Driving from Seattle to Vancouver
CW On The Road 