Travel Canada and Beyond
Travel Canada and Beyond
Disclaimer: Before you read the article let me be clear, the experience I talk about here has nothing to do with the real Tourism Authority of Thailand and they are in no way connected to this. They are legitimate. This experience is about a travel agency and a bunch of scammers making you believe that […]
Brief Summary of the Route: Tokyo to Kumano Kodo Take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Nagoya. Then, take JR Limited Nanki Express from Nagoya to Kii-Katsuura. Click here for a more details. Osaka to Kumano Kodo Take JR Kuroshio from Shin-Osaka or Tennoji Station to Kii-Kaatsura. click here for more details. Kumano Nachi Taisha Kumano […]
Canada, as many of you know, experiences very cold winters when the temperatures range from -5°C to -30°C. Toronto, in comparison to the northern parts of Canada, is spared the extreme temperatures such as -30°C but it’s still pretty cold. For this reason and for the ease of commute, the City Of Toronto has constructed […]
Scarborough Bluffs is one of Toronto’s most underrated attraction. With beautiful white cliffs bordering Lake Ontario and a wide sandy beach to boot, this place should ideally be a tourist favorite. Surprisingly, many newcomers to Toronto don’t even know that such a beautiful place exists in Toronto East. Therefore, I have put together this guide […]
Old Havana, which used to be the original city of Havana, is now the city center as Havana has grown beyond its walls. However, it still remains the prettiest part of the city with pastel buildings and cobbled streets. To see Old Havana, it’s best to take a walking tour covering the four famous plazas […]
Switzerland has earned a reputation for being an expensive place to visit in Europe. I found this to be true when I visited Interlaken. However, there are some ways to save money on transport, swiss food and accommodation. Here is my money-saving guide to Interlaken Switzerland. Jump to relevant sections by clicking on the links […]
When I was young, I always thought and lived by the rule – save your income for a house, a car, and retirement in your 20s and 30s. Once all the needs have been taken care of, I could travel to my heart’s content in my 40s or 50s. That was the plan and a […]
When my husband and I first arrived in Toronto in 2014, we fell in love with the city and the lively downtown. However, after a few months, we started experiencing noise fatigue, due to the construction of a new condominium that was going up right next to our apartment. So, we were desperate for some […]