Seoul is South Korea's capital; it is also its biggest and most cosmopolitan city. It is a bustling metropolis that has an eclectic mix of ancient and modern, and its vision of the future. It was my second time in the city and I wanted to see more of it for this trip.

One of my favorite food is Italian. I make it a point to eat pizza, lasagna and spaghetti as often as possible. I don't normally go to BGC because of its distance from Quezon City and the traffic that takes place throughout the week and almost the whole day. However, for good food like what I had in Caffe Puccini, I could always make an exception.

I was only planning to stay one night in Daegu and move on early next day. However, when I arrived at the city, I immediately enjoyed the laid back vibe.

I was interested in visiting Xinjiang for this trip back to China. The region is one of the biggest and richest in the country. I've heard both good and bad things about the place, which piqued my interest even more.


I packed my bags and boarded the train to Xining en route to Urumqi.

I returned to Tokyo recently and decided to include teamLab Borderless. The museum wasn't open during my first visit in 2016. I've heard good things about it and simply put, I enjoyed my time exploring this digital art museum.

Busan was atop my list on this return trip to Korea. This coastal city has a laid back and blue collar ambiance compared to the cosmopolitan vibe of Seoul. I was eager to kick star my trip so I spent the night near Incheon Airport. The following day, the hostel owner was nice enough to take me to the airport and bus station for buses departing straight to Busan.