My love for Korea stemmed from a love of K-pop and K-dramas that started more than a decade ago. I’ve been fortunate enough to visit Korea both as a tourist and a student. This blog is an accumulation of all that I’ve learned and tried.
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A guide to the best car rental companies in Jeju
There are many car rental options in Jeju that you can consider. I’ve pulled together this list that hopefully helps your decision-making!
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A guide to the best street food to eat in Penang
Here are some of the best street foods in Penang, with recommendations on where to eat based on my tourist experience + a local’s favourites!
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BBQ King Melbourne: value-for-money KBBQ buffet
While it’s not the cheapest meal option out there, I think it’s definitely worth the price when you consider the wide variety of ingredients available, the good-quality meat, and of course the fact that you can eat until you’re really full.
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5 tips on surviving winter in Korea (tried & tested!)
Here are 5 of my best tips (or rather, 5 lessons I learned) that may come in handy during your next winter trip to Korea.
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My best tips for traveling on a budget in Korea
I’ve also accumulated some personal ways to save, especially when I was a budget-tight student during my summer school programme.
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Comprehensive guide to tax refund in Korea as a tourist
This guide will walk you through the process, including eligibility, refund methods, and step-by-step instructions for tax refund in Korea!
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A guide to visiting popular K-Drama filming locations in Korea
If you’re a K-drama fan planning a trip to South Korea, visiting some of the iconic filming locations from your favourite shows is a must-do.
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Outback Odyssey: An Adventure Through Australia’s Remote Wilderness
Explore Australia’s Outback with rugged landscapes, unique wildlife, and thrilling adventures. Plan your journey for an unforgettable escape!
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What to do in Incheon Chinatown (tried & tested!)
If you want to explore outside of Seoul without taking the KTX or plane, you’ll likely venture to Incheon, where Chinatown is a must-visit.
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Museum of Chinese Australian History: about Chinese diaspora in Melbourne
Established in 1985, this museum documents and preserves the rich heritage and culture of Australia’s Chinese community.