Salerno, Italia The main town after which the coast is named after, Amalfi became of great significance not only because of it’s beauty but also because of it’s history, being the first of four Maritime Republics of Italy. With the turquoise Tyrrhenian sea just clinging to the strip of white and pastel colored houses, one can onlyContinue reading
Napa Valley, California My first time in Napa Valley was in 2010 when my friend took me 2 weeks after moving to the Bay Area. I didn’t know anything about wine at all but I was more than happy be in an hour drive north to California’s wine country. This town is so charming, seeing oneContinue reading
Cusco, Perú Sacred Valley was formed by the Urubamba River and is believed to be where trade took place at the height of the Incan Empire. Now a stretch of beautiful colorful villages just outside Cusco town proper, it’s become one of the must-see places to see history, culture and nature all at the sameContinue reading
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania During my stay in Washington DC, I was determined to see or do something different on weekends. I knew my East Coast living was only temporary and wanted to explore as much as I can. Wednesdays and Thursdays were the crucial planning days and I had to come up with an idea beforeContinue reading
Côte d’Azur, France Saint-Tropez has always been one of the places I wanted to visit. We always hear about this little town, made famous by Brigitte Bardot, still a destination of Hollywood actors and European royalty alike. After an hour and half ferry ride from Cannes, we got to see this little fishing-village and allContinue reading
Yosemite, California After living in California for 8 years, I finally got to see Yosemite National Park last year. It was about a 4 hour drive from San Francisco, an easy day trip from the Bay Area. Since it was a last-minute weekend idea, we didn’t have time to do a hike, which would totallyContinue reading
