City: Sapa (VN)
We didn’t go to Sapa expecting the food to be memorable. If anything, we thought the mountains would steal the show — and they do — but somewhere between cold evenings, misty mornings, and long treks, the food quietly became one of our favorite parts of the trip. Sapa’s cuisine
City: Edinburgh (GB)
Some cities impress you. Edinburgh pulls you in. We arrived thinking we’d “cover the highlights.” Instead, we found ourselves slowing down, wandering more, and realising the best parts of this city aren’t just the landmarks—they’re the moments in between. If you’re planning a trip, here
Country: Spain
Seville, the vibrant capital of Andalusia, is a city that seduces you slowly. From Moorish palaces and grand cathedrals to flamenco rhythms echoing through narrow streets, Seville is rich in history, culture, and soul. Whether it’s your first visit or a long-awaited return, here are the top things to
City: London (GB)
One thing we realised quickly about London—where you stay matters more than you think. This city is huge, and every neighbourhood has a completely different vibe. You can be in a polished, quiet street one minute, and five stops later you’re in the middle of buzzing nightlife. So
City: Hanoi (VN)
One thing we quickly learned in Hanoi is that food isn’t just something you eat here — it’s part of everyday life. The streets are filled with tiny stools, smoky grills, and locals gathering for meals at all hours of the day. Some of our best memories in the
City: Madrid (ES)
Madrid’s culinary scene is as vibrant and varied as the city itself. Whether you’re craving traditional Spanish tapas, innovative contemporary cuisine, or historic eateries that tell a story with every bite, this foodie capital delivers unforgettable flavors on every corner. From centuries-old taverns to modern gastro bars and
City: Ho Chi Minh City (VN)
One thing we realized very quickly while exploring Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is that this city is a dream for food lovers. Everywhere you turn there’s something sizzling on a grill, a bowl of noodles being prepared, or the rich aroma of Vietnamese coffee filling the air. At
City: London (GB)
London is one of those cities where you could easily fill two weeks and still feel like you missed something. So when we had just three days, we knew one thing—we weren’t going to try and do everything. Instead, we focused on doing the right things, at the
City: London (GB)
Let’s be honest—London doesn’t always get the best reputation when it comes to food. But after spending a few days eating our way through the city, we can confidently say: that reputation is outdated. London is one of the most diverse food cities in the world, and
City: London (GB)
London is one of those cities that somehow manages to feel both overwhelming and familiar at the same time. You’ve seen it in movies, read about it in books—but being there in person? That’s a completely different story. We recently spent three days exploring London, and instead
City: Edinburgh (GB)
We didn’t expect Edinburgh to be this easy to fall into. It’s the kind of city where everything feels close—but at the same time, every area has its own personality. After a few days of walking (a lot of walking), we realised something: where you stay here
City: Hanoi (VN)
Choosing where to stay in Hanoi can honestly make a huge difference to your experience in the city. Hanoi is vibrant, busy, and full of personality, but each neighborhood offers a slightly different vibe. During our time exploring the city, we stayed in a couple of different areas and also