Not sure what to eat in Taipei? Here’s our personal guide to all the must-try dishes and where to find them, from breakfast, street food, and everything in between. We recently spent a week eating our way through Taipei, and diving into the local food scene quickly became one of …
Looking for the best things to do in Taipei, Taiwan?Here’s our personal list of 18 must-see sights, neighborhoods, and experiences you won’t want to miss during your trip! We’d been curious about Taiwan for a while, and when a recent Asia trip gave us the chance, we knew we had …
Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city and former capital, offers travelers a surprising mix of culture, history, and adventure. Known as the “City of Apples,” this leafy green city is a fantastic place to start exploring Central Asia, with plenty of exciting things to do in Almaty itself. The city’s lively streets …
Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, often lives in the shadows of the more popular Silk Road cities like Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva. Despite being the entry point for most travelers, many tourists overlook Tashkent in their Uzbekistan itinerary. However, this city has its own unique charm and offers plenty of …
Nestled in Uzbekistan’s Khorezm Region, Khiva is a stunning desert town and one of the most well-preserved Silk Road cities. Essentially an open-air museum, Khiva boasts over 50 historical sites, offering plenty of things to do. The old city of Khiva truly reflects how we imagined ancient cities from Thousand …
A trip to Uzbekistan wouldn’t be complete without spending a few days in Central Asia’s holiest city — Bukhara (or Buxoro). This UNESCO World Heritage Site sits between Khiva and Samarkand, offering over 150 monuments that showcase its rich history. The city has remained largely unchanged over the last 200 …
Known as the crossroads between East and West, no other city captures the starry-eyed wonder of the ancient Silk Road quite like Samarkand. As one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, its history has been shaped by countless cultures and religions. With its rich history, archaeological treasures, and stunning …
Siem Reap serves as the primary gateway to the iconic temples of Angkor Wat, holding the title of the world’s largest religious monument. This expansive temple complex is an absolute must-visit for every traveler to Cambodia and ranks among Southeast Asia‘s top tourist destinations. Without a doubt, Angkor Wat stands …
Set along the banks of the Perfume River lies Hue, once the ancient capital and heart of the imperial Nguyen dynasty. Despite its rich history and plenty of fascinating things to do, Hue often remains off the radar for many backpackers exploring Vietnam. However, this city, steeped in history yet …
When it comes to food, Hanoi is a paradise for street food lovers. The city can easily tempt you to spend your days indulging in its diverse culinary offerings. For us, trying local food is just as important as exploring the historical landmarks of a place we visit. Our time …