So far I have visited Taiwan twice in my life. Both of the trips I did not really explore the tourism spots like a tourist. But I kind of experienced Taiwan like a local and also as a cyclist, and those are the reasons of me writing this article discussing what are the daily things that are so common to Taiwanese but surprised me as a Malaysian.
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!
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Saturday, December 30, 2017
Homestay Series: All the wonderful weird things happening in a Japanese Home
Although I am yet to experience a month-long homestay myself, I’ve interviewed several friends who had gotten the chance to do just that and “live to tell the tale. " Here is what I’ve got:
Friday, December 29, 2017
15 Tips for a Wonderful Homestay Experience in Japan
The idea of spending a whole week (or even months!) with a complete stranger-family in a foreign land far far away from home might sound intimidating, but anyhow, do it in Japan!
Homestay with a Japanese family is the most intriguing experience one can get in the land of rising sun. Not only that it is a much cheaper alternative to cramped-up hotel rooms, Homestay is simply the best way to gain an in-depth understanding of Japanese culture and their way of living. Here, you’ll be granted the front row seat to the daily life of a typical Japanese family, try delicious home cooked food, alcoholic beverages and more.
Homestay with a Japanese family is the most intriguing experience one can get in the land of rising sun. Not only that it is a much cheaper alternative to cramped-up hotel rooms, Homestay is simply the best way to gain an in-depth understanding of Japanese culture and their way of living. Here, you’ll be granted the front row seat to the daily life of a typical Japanese family, try delicious home cooked food, alcoholic beverages and more.
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Ditch the Hotels, Try Homestay in Japan!
I was traumatized by the expensive room rate and the lack of space in Tokyo hotel rooms during my last visit. Bearing in mind that I will be traveling with my family this time, I searched high and low on the internet for an alternative that I can deem the “Perfect Place to stay”...
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