Begin your journey at Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo's oldest and most vibrant temple, and explore the bustling Nakamise shopping street.

Head to Ueno Park to visit the Tokyo National Museum and stroll through the tranquil Shinobazu Pond.

Immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of Akihabara, the hub for all things anime and electronics.



End the day with a visit to Roppongi Hills for breathtaking views of the Tokyo skyline from the Mori Tower and enjoy a contemporary art exhibit at the Mori Art Museum.

Start the day with a seafood breakfast at Tsukiji Outer Market, exploring the stalls and shops.

Cross the Rainbow Bridge to Odaiba, where you can visit teamLab Borderless, an immersive digital art museum, and enjoy the futuristic attractions.

Return to Shibuya in the evening to experience the famous Shibuya Crossing at night and enjoy dinner at a trendy izakaya.

Finish the night with a drink at a rooftop bar in Ebisu, overlooking the city's sparkling lights.

Travel to Hakone and start with a visit to the Hakone Open-Air Museum, showcasing sculptures in a beautiful mountain setting.

Take a scenic cruise on Lake Ashi, with views of Mount Fuji on clear days, and visit the Hakone Shrine.

Visit Owakudani, a volcanic valley with hot springs and sulfur vents, and try the famous black eggs said to prolong your life.

Stay overnight in a traditional ryokan with an onsen (hot spring bath) and enjoy a kaiseki dinner, a multi-course meal that is a true culinary experience.

Arrive in Kyoto and start your day at the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, walking through towering bamboo stalks. Visit the nearby Tenryu-ji Temple and its serene gardens.

Explore Nishiki Market, known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," and sample local delicacies.

In the evening, wander through the narrow, atmospheric Pontocho Alley, lined with traditional tea houses and restaurants, and enjoy dinner along the Kamo River.

Begin the day early with a hike through the thousands of red torii gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha, a truly unforgettable experience.

Visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, perched on a hillside with stunning views over Kyoto, and explore the surrounding historic streets filled with shops and tea houses.

In the evening, explore the Gion district, famous for its geisha culture. Take a stroll along Hanami-koji Street and dine at a traditional Kyoto restaurant.

Take a day trip to Nara, where you can feed the friendly deer that roam freely in Nara Park.

Visit Todai-ji Temple, home to the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue, and marvel at its grand architecture.

Explore Kasuga Taisha, a shrine with hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns that create a mystical atmosphere.

Wander through Naramachi, the old merchant district, where you can see traditional wooden machiya houses and enjoy local sweets.

Travel to Hiroshima and visit the Peace Memorial Park, a poignant reminder of the city's past, and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

Explore Hiroshima Castle, a beautiful reconstruction surrounded by a moat and lush gardens.

Stroll through the tranquil Shukkeien Garden, known for its beautiful landscapes and tea houses.

In the evening, visit Okonomimura, a multi-story building dedicated to Hiroshima's famous dish, okonomiyaki. Choose a restaurant and watch as your savory pancake is cooked right before you.

Take a morning ferry to Miyajima Island and visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, famous for its “floating” torii gate.

Hike or take a cable car up Mount Misen for breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea and explore the mountain’s ancient temples and sacred sites.

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon wandering through the island’s streets, tasting local specialties like grilled oysters and momiji manju, and reflecting on your journey through Japan.

Return to Tokyo in the evening for a final night, perhaps taking one last stroll through the city or enjoying a quiet moment at an onsen before your departure.

Our 8-Day Japan Cultural Odyssey

Arrive in Bangkok and transfer to your hotel. Begin your journey

A stunning complex that was once the residence of the Thai kings. Marvel at the intricate architecture and opulent decorations that reflect the grandeur of Thai royalty.

Thailand’s most sacred temple, housing the revered Emerald Buddha, a statue carved from a single jade stone.

Famous for its giant reclining Buddha statue, this temple also offers serene grounds and is considered the birthplace of Thai massage.

End the day with dinner at a rooftop bar along the Chao Phraya River, taking in views of the illuminated temples and cityscape.

Cruise along Bangkok’s “River of Kings,” where you can see the mix of modern city life and traditional Thai temples that line the riverbanks.

One of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks, this riverside temple is known for its stunning riverside location and towering spires that glitter in the sunlight.

Bangkok's bustling Chinatown is a feast for the senses, famous for its vibrant street food scene, gold shops, and the intricate Wat Traimit, home to a giant solid gold Buddha.

Known as the backpacker hub, this lively street offers an exciting nightlife scene, with street vendors, bars, and restaurants open late into the night.

Take a day trip to the ancient city of Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Famous for the Buddha's head entwined in tree roots, this temple is one of the most photographed sites in Ayutthaya.

Once the most important temple in the Ayutthaya Kingdom, these majestic ruins give a glimpse into Thailand’s glorious past.

A vast area filled with historical ruins, showcasing the remains of the Ayutthaya Kingdom’s grandeur, including palaces and temples.

Dive into the lively atmosphere of local markets where you can find everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.

The entertainment hub of Siem Reap, where you can enjoy vibrant nightlife, great restaurants, and bars.

Start your day early for an unforgettable exploration of the temples

The world’s largest religious monument, Angkor Wat is breathtaking, especially during sunrise when the golden light illuminates its stone carvings and reflection pools.

 Known for its 54 towers, each adorned with multiple smiling stone faces, Bayon is one of Angkor’s most iconic temples.

Made famous by the movie Tomb Raider, this temple is unique for the massive tree roots that seem to grow from its ruins, creating a mystical and photogenic sight.

The last capital of the Khmer Empire, home to many stunning temples and structures, including the Terrace of the Elephants.

Return to Siem Reap for a relaxing evening.

Discover more of Siem Reap’s hidden gems

Known as the “Citadel of Women,” this pink sandstone temple is famous for its intricate carvings and elaborate detailing, which are considered among the finest in Angkor.

A sprawling monastic complex built by King Jayavarman VII, featuring a maze of corridors and serene courtyards slowly being overtaken by the jungle.

Explore Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, where entire communities live in floating villages, relying on fishing and farming.

End the day with a traditional Cambodian dance performance and dinner.

This picturesque lake in the heart of Hanoi offers a peaceful retreat with its iconic Turtle Tower and is a popular spot for locals to practice Tai Chi.

Located on a small island in Hoan Kiem Lake, this temple is dedicated to General Tran Hung Dao and is accessible by a charming red bridge.

The vibrant Old Quarter is known for its narrow streets, old-style buildings, and a labyrinth of shops selling everything from street food to handicrafts.

A traditional Vietnamese performance art that dates back to the 11th century, depicting folk tales and historical legends on water.

Delve into Hanoi’s historical and cultural landmarks

The final resting place of Vietnam’s revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh, this mausoleum is a significant national monument.

This unique Buddhist temple, built on a single stone pillar, is one of Vietnam’s most iconic landmarks.

Once the official residence of the French Governor-General, this colonial-style palace sits in beautiful gardens and is part of the Ho Chi Minh Complex.

Discover Hanoi’s rich culinary scene, with street vendors offering delicious Vietnamese dishes such as pho, banh mi, and egg coffee.

Sail through the emerald waters of Halong Bay, passing by thousands of limestone karsts and islands. This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Asia.

Explore hidden caves, lagoons, and secluded beaches, offering unique insights into the bay’s geological wonde

Spend your final day:

Hanoi is known for its handicrafts, silk products, and coffee. Visit the local markets or souvenir shops for unique mementos.

Explore Hanoi’s growing art scene, with galleries showcasing contemporary Vietnamese artists and traditional lacquer paintings.


Our 10-Day Southeast Asian Journey

Tbillisi is the capital of Georgia. It's a beautiful city sitting on hills, so with a beautiful geography of the place. We started our exploration with the old center.

Tbilisi old center is the historical part of the city. We started our exploration with strolling on the streets with colourful buildings and balconies. 

We arrived at the beautiful Clock Tower in the city center. It's a joyful clock, built in 2010, but with 19th century materials. It looks like in fairy tales. Every hour or so, pupets come out of the clock tower and put on some show.

We checked the thermal baths of the city. Actually, it seems that the name Tbilisi means "warm" and that is because of the existance of these thermal baths in the city. It's one of the popular things to do in Tbilisi for those who can stand the sulfur smell.

After the long walk in the city old center, we moved to the new area. Bridge of Peace is already a landmark of Tbilisi. It's a steel and glass pedestrian bridge with a contemporary design lights that can be admired at night. It connects the old town with the new city and it offers nice views over Mtkvari River crossing Tbilisi.

One of the nicest thing in Tbilisi is this cable car that takes you up the hill where you can admire the city from above. There's also a restaurant up there where you can have eat with a view. And on the other side of the hill there's a small adventure park, if you want some adrenaline.

We slowly made our way to Trinity Cathedral, which is a large orthodox cathedral in Tbilisi, sitting on a hill high above the city.

We ended our day in Tbilisi with a drink at Fabrika, a nice place where young people gather in the evening to hang out. 

One Day in Tbilisi

On our first full day, we checked the main attractions in Taipei.

Starting with Elephant Mountain. It's a popular hiking trail with walking paths and stairs. At the end of the short hike, it's a super nice panoramic view of Taipei from the peak.

Then we checked another famous spot on the city, Taipei 101. It's the fastest elevator in the world and it takes you to Taipei 101 Observatory - incredible views of Taipei, but totally different from the one from Elephant Mountain.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is the city’s most impressive historical landmark. It was built in memory of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, former President of the Republic of China.

Checked Liberty Square, public plaza, and the view from the Liberty Square Arch.

At the end of the day, we went to Beitou Hot Spring Museum. The museum is housed in public hot spring bath built during the Japanese colonial era.

Today we checked Taipei's cool neighborhoods and experiences.

Starting from Longshan Temple, Taipei’s most famous temple.

North Gate Square is a historic gate to Taipei City. Still looks like it did in the Qing Dynasty.

Then we took the Dihua Street, which is known as the oldest street in Taipei.

Ximen is a cool neighbourhood of Taipei, it's pedestrian-only and has a high concentration of hip, funky and weird things going on. It's a popular place to hangout for young people living in Taipei.

Taipei is known for its night markets with local food. Shilin Night Market is the biggest, but Raohe Night Market is more manageable.

Took the train to Shifen Waterfall. It'a a wonderful waterfall on Keelung River.

Took the bus to Jiufen. It's a beautiful mountain town. It's known for its former gold mining transformed into popular market street now.

Not far from Jiufen, Jinguashi is the site of one of the original gold mines in Japanese era. You can visit Museum of Gold here and Golden Waterfall, but beware that the water in the waterfall still carries remnants of harmful minerals.

Keelung Night Market is one of the best night markets in all of Taiwan.

Arrived at the beautiful Sun Moon Lake. There's a cable car that takes tourists up on the mountain, where you can witnessed  beautiful view over the lake.

We visited Wenwu Temple, on the north part of the lake. It's a Chinese-style Taoist temple.

Then went to Ita Thao Village, a village on the east part of the lake, home to the Thao aboriginal tribe.

Our final destination in Taiwan and most beautiful one was Alishan National Scenic Area. It's the country’s top mountain resort. It's here you can enjoy the cherry blosson at its best, beautiful cypress trees and admire the cloud-ringed peaks of Alishan Mountains.

a highlight of this region in Taiwan is a ride on Alishan Forest Railway

One Week in Taiwan

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Arrived in Nicosia, a fascinating and dynamic city

Spent time exploring historic sights and museums. Also explored a bit the Turkish side of the city.

Rented a car and headed to the coast, in Paphos. It's where Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty was born. Visited  the Tombs of the Kings, Kato Paphos Archaeological Park.

Went for a hike along the coast in Akamas Peninsula and went swimming at a secluded beach.

Did stop many times on the way from Paphos to Larnaca. Like Kourion Archaeological Site, Kolossi Castle, Kalymnos Beach.

Spent the day exploring the city of Larnaca, wandering the streets of old town, Church of St Lazarus, seaside promenade.

 home to migratory flamingoes in the winter months

Road Trip in Cyprus

Begin your journey in Kathmandu with a visit to Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, offering panoramic views of the city and a rich blend of Buddhist and Hindu culture.

Explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards. Visit the Kumari Ghar, home to the living goddess Kumari.

End the day in Thamel, Kathmandu’s lively tourist district. Wander through its narrow alleys, shop for trekking gear, and enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at a local restaurant.

Head to the ancient city of Patan, known for its beautiful Durbar Square, filled with intricate temples, statues, and the Patan Museum showcasing Nepalese art and architecture.

Continue to Bhaktapur, another UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its medieval squares, pottery workshops, and the iconic Nyatapola Temple. Don’t miss a taste of Bhaktapur’s famous curd, known as "juju dhau."

Travel to Nagarkot in the late afternoon, a village known for its stunning views of the Himalayas. Spend the evening relaxing and enjoy the sunset over the mountains.

Wake up early to catch the sunrise from Nagarkot View Tower, where, on a clear day, you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

On the way back to Kathmandu, visit the ancient Changu Narayan Temple, considered the oldest temple in Nepal and dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Return to Kathmandu and spend the rest of the day exploring more of the city or relaxing in the garden of your hotel.

Travel to Pokhara, the gateway to the Annapurna region. Start with a relaxing boat ride on Phewa Lake, and visit the Barahi Temple, located on an island in the middle of the lake.

Visit Davis Falls, a unique waterfall that flows directly into an underground tunnel, and then head to Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, a sacred cave complex with a shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Spend the evening in the Lakeside area of Pokhara, known for its vibrant atmosphere with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Enjoy a lakeside dinner with views of the Annapurna range.

Wake up early to visit Sarangkot, a popular viewpoint for stunning sunrise views over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges.

Hike or drive to the World Peace Pagoda, a Buddhist stupa on a hilltop offering panoramic views of Pokhara, Phewa Lake, and the surrounding mountains.

Visit the Bindhyabasini Temple, dedicated to the Hindu goddess Bhagwati, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and local rituals.

Spend the afternoon exploring the International Mountain Museum, learning about the history and culture of the Himalayas and mountaineering.

Embark on a day hike to Dhampus, a beautiful village offering close-up views of the Annapurna range. Enjoy the lush landscapes, terraced fields, and traditional Gurung culture.

Continue your trek to Australian Camp, a popular spot for panoramic views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare (Fishtail) mountains. Have lunch here, surrounded by the stunning Himalayan scenery.

Return to Pokhara in the evening, and relax after your day of trekking. Perhaps indulge in a spa treatment or enjoy a quiet evening by the lake.

Return to Kathmandu and visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world and an important pilgrimage site. Spend time walking around the stupa and observing the prayer rituals.

Visit the Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal's most important Hindu temple, located on the banks of the Bagmati River. Explore the temple complex and observe the rituals and ceremonies performed by Hindu priests.

Spend your final afternoon in the Garden of Dreams, a beautifully restored neoclassical garden in the heart of Kathmandu. Reflect on your adventure while enjoying the serene surroundings.

Enjoy a farewell dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant, savoring local dishes like dal bhat, momos, and gundruk. End your trip with a cultural performance showcasing traditional Nepali music and dance.

Our 7-Day Nepal Himalayan Adventure

Arrived in Manila, known as the Pearl of the Orient. Took a Jeepney from the airport to Manila. It's Philippines’ most popular mean of public transport. Checked-in in Manila.

Explored Intramuros, the oldest district of Manila, by bike. Visited Manila Cathedral and Fort Santiago there. Also visited Museo Filipino.

Transfer to Sabang, best known for Subterranean River.

One Week in Philippines

We arrived late in Seoul, South Korea. It looked pretty overwhelming with all those skyscrapers and super busy streets.

First full day in Seoul and in South Korea. Started exploring around.

Visited Changdeokgung Palace, one of the Five Grand Palaces built by Joseon Dynasty kings. It is considered one of the most beautiful palaces in Seoul thanks to its garden and natural surroundings.

Stopped to eat at Namdaemun Market, Korea’s largest market. They say it's one of the best places to eat in Seoul.

Gwangjang Market is one of the oldest traditional Korean markets in the city

Of course we wanted to check the incredible view at the immensity of the city from N Seoul Tower, a 236-metre tower. It's indeed breathtaking.

One of the most interesting corners of the city is Bukchon Hanok Village, a village dating from 14th century with narrow streets and restored traditional homes. I declared it one of my favourite spots of Seoul.

Moved a bit to the south, in Suwon. Suwon is best known for the medieval fortress called Hwaseong Fortress. 

After visiting Hwaseong Fortress, we went to Korean Folk Village. It's a beautiful place that contains numerous traditional houses from the countryside. A series of Korean movies were filmed within the village.

We visited a folk village in Adong as well, Andong Hahoe Folk Village. The traditional houses at Hahoe Folk Village date back from 16th century.

At Soju Museum, we found out how Korea’s national alcohol is made. Also tried some. :D

Bongjeongsa Temple is a beautiful Korean Buddhist wooden temple complex dating back to 672 AD. It lies in a beautiful landscape, at the foot of the Cheondeung Mountain and surrounded by forest.

We moved to beautiful coastal city og Gyeongju.

Tumuli Park - in the middle of the city - an ancient burial site. The tombs are covered by green mounds. One tomb is open to public.

one of the country’s most famous landmarks. The temple sits among pine forests and mountains.

Part of Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto is Buddhist cave temple. It is classified as National Treasure by South Korean Government.

South Korea Trip

Arrive in Bali and transfer to your hotel in Seminyak. Spend the day relaxing on Seminyak Beach, exploring the local area, and enjoying a beautiful sunset. Dine at a local restaurant in the evening.

Explore Seminyak, visiting Petitenget Temple and browsing Seminyak Square.

Later, head to Canggu for some surfing or relaxation at a beach club like Finns. End the day with dinner and drinks in Canggu or Seminyak.

Travel to Ubud and start your day by visiting the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, home to hundreds of playful monkeys.


Continue to Ubud Palace, a historical building that showcases Balinese architecture and cultural heritage.

Browse the Ubud Art Market for unique souvenirs, including handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry.

Enjoy a traditional Balinese dance performance before settling in for the night.

Embark on a sunrise trek to Mount Batur, where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding area.



After the trek, relax in the natural hot springs at the base of Mount Batur to soothe your muscles.



Return to Ubud and unwind for the rest of the day, enjoying the tranquil atmosphere of the area.



Explore Besakih Temple, known as Bali's "Mother Temple" and the largest and holiest temple on the island.

Visit the Tirta Gangga Water Palace, a former royal palace with beautiful water gardens and fountains.

End the day at Taman Ujung Water Palace, another serene spot with scenic views of the mountains and ocean. Stay overnight in Amed or Candidasa.

Spend the day in Amed, snorkeling or diving in the area's crystal-clear waters, which are home to vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. Relax on the beach and enjoy fresh seafood in the evening.

Take a fast boat to Nusa Penida and visit Kelingking Beach, where you can take in the dramatic cliffside views.

Explore Broken Beach, a picturesque cove with a natural rock archway over the water.

Visit Angel's Billabong, a natural infinity pool with stunning ocean views. Return to Bali in the evening and stay in Sanur or Kuta.


Visit Uluwatu Temple, perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean, and explore the surrounding area.

Spend the day relaxing at Padang Padang Beach, a popular spot for sunbathing and swimming.

End the day at Bingin Beach, where you can unwind and watch the sunset.

In the evening, watch the Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple and dine at a seafood restaurant in Jimbaran Bay.

Spend your final day in Bali relaxing, shopping for souvenirs, or enjoying the last bit of sun before transferring to the airport for your departure flight.

Our 10-Day Bali Adventure

Explore the iconic Shibuya Crossing and the surrounding area.

Visit the historic Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa and browse the Nakamise shopping street.

Wander around Harajuku, checking out Takeshita Street and its trendy shops.

End the day in Shinjuku, where you can enjoy dinner and explore the lively entertainment district.

Start your day with panoramic views from Tokyo Tower. 

Visit the serene Meiji Shrine and take a stroll through Yoyogi Park.

Explore Akihabara's electronics and anime merchandise.

Head to Ginza in the evening for upscale shopping and dining.

Explore the famous torii gate pathway at Fushimi Inari Shrine.

Wander through the historic Gion district and possibly spot a geisha.

Enjoy a traditional kaiseki dinner in Kyoto.

Visit the stunning Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) in the morning.

Explore the Zen garden at Ryoan-ji Temple.

In the afternoon, visit the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and Tenryu-ji Temple.

Relax with an evening stroll along the Kamo River or visit a local tea house for a tea ceremony.

Take a day trip to Nara, starting with the impressive Todai-ji Temple and its Great Buddha statue.

Explore the charming streets of Naramachi.

Return to Kyoto in the evening for dinner at a local restaurant.

Explore Osaka Castle and its surrounding park.

In the afternoon, visit Dotonbori for street food and entertainment.

Experience Osaka's vibrant nightlife in the Namba district. 

Start your day with a visit to the Peace Memorial Park and Museum.

See the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Children's Peace Monument.

In the afternoon, take a ferry to Miyajima Island to see Itsukushima Shrine and its floating torii gate.

Enjoy local cuisine on Miyajima Island, including oysters and momiji manju (maple leaf-shaped cakes).

Spend your final day shopping for souvenirs in Omotesando or Takeshita Street in Harajuku.

Enjoy a farewell dinner or explore any remaining neighborhoods before departure.

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