The less known neighbour to the gods island, Bali, Lombok harbours more than secret pristine beaches and vast rice fields. Instead of 'something old, something new, something borrowed, something
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Florence’s Biggest Open-Air Museum: the Boboli Gardens
A less known destination aside from the magnificent Florence Duomo, the Piazza Michelangelo, or even it's next door neighbor, the Palazzo Pitti. The Boboli Gardens is directly behind the Palace, and
Why You Need a Disposable Camera for Your Next Trip
I get it- why would I want to exchange my 12 MP camera along with the editor that makes my picture magical... for the old analog camera? It just doesn't seem to make sense, does it? Well, here's why
Travel Tips
Taking the Perfect Aesthetic Travel Pictures
Aside from the thrills of seeing unique cities and indulging in new cultures, one of the perks of traveling is the travel pictures you'll take to show your friends or to add to your aesthetic feed on
3 Italian Cities to Fall in Love with
Italy has always been the dream of many travellers, it's such an old soul. But trying to visit every single gem would be a stretch. Therefore, here are 3 cities in Italy I'm head over heels for.
3 days Budget Travel (Milan-Venice-Verona)
3 days for 3 cities. Is it even possible? And I spent only 62,3 Euros for transport across these cities and accommodation. I bet you're even more doubtful now. But find out how I made it, and realise
City-guides
You’ll never want to leave Verona
Known as the city of Romeo and Juliet, Verona is a charming city located in north Italy. Despite mostly owing its fame to two of Shakespeare's play, this city could certainly allure hearts on its own.
Getting lost in Venice
The famous floating city- Venice. I'm sure most of us are left with this wanderlust feeling towards Venice after the Tourist, as Angelina Jolie does her actions on a boat through the canals. Or in
Rome in 24 Hours
Spending only a day in the eternal city is definitely not advised by any traveller, but doesn't mean you can't make the most out of it. Here's what you can do in Rome in 24 hours, with a planned route