Cultural differences are a part of the experience. But sometimes, we need to do some research to avoid having too much of a shock (to one self and to others). Last year, we’d released an article stating 10 things you should avoid while traveling in Japan… this time, we are counting down the most important things you should absolutely learn prior to your trip to Japan.
Explored marketing for travel and tourism for over a decade. If she is not looking up flights to her next destination, you can find her in this blog converting wonderful travel memories into trip itinerary, destination guides, vacation tips, hotels recommendation and holiday posts. She loves short weekend trips, last minute travel and have a wanderlust for Japan. Expert in snatching cheap airline tickets. Currently exploring Chubu, Central Japan. Travelocity one travel package travel channel!
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Saturday, September 23, 2017
Japan Autumn Forecast 2017 and How to Enjoy It?
The leaves in Japan are starting to turn yellow… It’s officially Momijigari season! Read on to find out what to see, eat, where and how to enjoy the falls in Japan to the maximum!
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Japan Budget Tips: Places to Stay Start from $12 USD in Osaka, Japan
Yesterday I’ve released an article telling you where to stay in Tokyo on the cheap… However, some of these options are not for everyone and it's good just for a quick rest (for example catching the earliest train.) Here are some budget-friendly options without making you sacrifices comfort in Osaka.
Monday, September 18, 2017
How much will it cost? Cheap and Unique Accommodation in Tokyo (Japan Budget Tips)
A major part of our spending in Japan is under accommodation. but what if I tell you that nice accommodation options in Tokyo aren’t necessarily expensive? To cut down the cost of the trip, you can:
Friday, September 15, 2017
13 Budget Tips to Save Money While Traveling in Japan
Japan is indeed more expensive if compared to other Asian countries. When I first set foot in the country (2009), everything seemed to be made of gold (pricey) and I remembered counting every Yen I had every day before bed just to make sure that I have money to last the whole trip…. well you couldn’t blame me for not knowing any tips and tricks to save, travel blogs then wasn’t as many as now.
Fast forward to today, in this E-era, you can get any information online. Traveling to Japan doesn't sound so intimidating to your wallet anymore. Here is how you can fully enjoy Japan on a Budget:
Fast forward to today, in this E-era, you can get any information online. Traveling to Japan doesn't sound so intimidating to your wallet anymore. Here is how you can fully enjoy Japan on a Budget:
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Hiking to the Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen Hike), Norway
The Pulpit Rock was high on our must-do list and in my humble opinion, it should be on every hiker's list. Not only that it is Rogaland country's most visited attraction, it is a viewing point even CNN and Lonely Planet speak highly about. Apart from that, this 25m x 25m platform is a famed photo op among dare devils.
Sunday, September 10, 2017
Waking up in: OSAKA Groovy Music Bar - The Best Hostel Experience Ever
I guess this is probably my dream. To travel whole day, come back and take a good shower, lay lazily in my bed, go downstairs to the BAR, listen to the music, meet nice, new, awesome friends while having a drink.
Friday, September 8, 2017
Best of Kansai, Japan – Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe
It has been 2 years since I last visited Kansai. Recently, by chance and impulse, I was able to travel to Kansai one more time, which makes me really feel like writing an article about this whole area, because Kansai is way too awesome and I need you guys to know it.
Thursday, September 7, 2017
7 Reasons You Should Rent A Car in Norway
If you know me, this is not how I usually blog. Most of the time, I’ll go on with a statement that sounds like this: taking the public transport is the best way to experience a country…. I love bus rides and scenic train rides, and after my trips around America with Amtrak and Megabus, Italy with buses, all around Europe with Interrail, Russia with trains... Do you think this time I will recommend train or bus in Norway as well? Lo and behold, not his time, not in Norway.
Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Car rental in Norway – 42 things to know before hitting the road
Putting all excitement aside, driving in a foreign country can be a stressful experience… especially when you need to change sides when you drive. Other than that, language, road condition and weather play some really important roles. In Norway, all of the listed reasons should not stop you from getting behind the wheels, but before you hit the open road, take a quick look at these 42 important points to note about driving and renting a car in Norway.
Monday, September 4, 2017
How Much Does It Cost? Bergen, Norway (5 Days Itinerary + Budget)
Norway is a beautiful country. Picturing the midnight sun shining on the fjord in Summer, and the Aurora dancing across the night sky in Winter, I didn’t think twice when it comes to booking my flight ticket. However, here is the real question: Norway is a huge country. How do I start planning????
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