If you’re traveling to China chances are Beijing is on the itinerary. Not only is Beijing the capital of China but it is the nations political, economical, and cultural center. With bucket list sights like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City who...
I had the pleasure of exploring the city of Xi’An so I wanted to write a mini Xi’An travel guide to help with your travel planning. Most people who visit Xi’An only spend 2 or 3 days in the city, specifically coming to see the infamous Terracotta...
China travel can be a culture shock and a bit more difficult to maneuver, especially compared to its neighbors Vietnam and Laos in South East Asia. With a little planning and preparation you can travel through China with ease. *I have sprinkled some affiliate links in...
I wrote this post when I found out how to book a train ticket in China, the HARD way. Not being able to speak the Chinese language and having to travel through China on hand motions alone can be very frustrating, especially if you were never that good at charades. ...
a guide to the shanghai muslim market If you find yourself in Shanghai on a Friday morning do yourself a favor and go to the Shanghai Muslim food market. The Shanghai Muslim Market is a street lined with pop up food tents where you can get anything from freshly...
Hi I’m Jess. A thirty something adventure seeking, gin loving, sun chasing, temple searching, bikini wearing, outdoor enthusiast who is based on Maui and writes about Hawaii and her adventures abroad.
