Runaway Juno - Part 2

How to Successfully Getting Tailor Made Clothes in Hoi An, Vietnam: How to Successfully Getting Tailor Made Cloth…

This is what you have to do in Hoi An, Vietnam -- getting the tailor made clothes. There are more than 400 tailor shops around the town for everything: dress,…
Bring Chinese Cuisine to Your Kitchen: Dali Cooking School: Bring Chinese Cuisine to Your Kitchen: Dali C…

What is your favourite Chinese food? Have you ever make it at home?

Chinese food is widely known for cheap and easy takeout food more than home cooked meal. I do…
No, I’m Not Going to Jail, Apparently; My 573km Visa Run: No, I’m Won’t Be Going to Jail, Apparently; M…

“Ahahahahahahaha-“

The immigration officer couldn’t stop laughing for five minutes whilst my eyes were full of tears.

"I'm serious!" I claimed.

“Don’t worry! Vietnamese are very friendly!” She said.

“To Koreans?” I asked.

“No,…
Cooking Dakgalbi in Hanoi, Vietnam: Cooking Dakgalbi in Hanoi, Vietnam (Spicy Bar…

Dakgalbi 닭갈비 - means grilled chicken, literately.

I posted a photo of Dakgalbi dinner from Korea a while ago, and Jenny mentioned that this was her favourite dish in Korea. We briefly…
Scenes and Letters of Hanoi, Vietnam: Scenes and Letters of Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi is humid and hot. It is a food heaven for good eaters and it has good markets for shoppers. Mostly, it has full of characters. You'll never get bored.…
What It Is Like to be in a Cruise: What It Is Like to be in a Cruise

Yangtze River Cruise was officially my first luxury-scenic cruise experience. I’m not exactly ‘luxury’ type of a traveler, but I wanted to experience what I don’t normally do.

Four days of…
My Routine for 12 Hour Work Day: Travel Blogger Version: My Routine for 12 Hour Work Day: Travel Blogg…

Wake up in the morning without a noisy alarm clock. One of the best changes from my previous routine. I love it.

Make some tea. Preferably strong one; Pu’er green/ dark…
Runaway to Sister’s City: Hanoi, Vietnam by Jenny Singleton: Runaway to Sister’s City: Hanoi, Vietnam by J…

At a little hostel in Chinatown of Singapore, I met Jenny. She lived and taught English in Korea that year and started traveling around Asia. I was on a short…
Octagonal Pavilion in Jingzhen Village, Xishuangbanna, China: Octagonal Pavilion in Jingzhen Village, Xishu…

Xishuangbanna is a whole different side of China. It is in between China and Southeast Asia: Thailand and Laos. Weather is tropical, and the majority of people are Dai nationality.…
Yangtze River Cruise: Why You Should Go: Yangtze River Cruise: Why You Should Go

For me, the name Yangtze River is quite familiar. It was always mentioned in the textbook through out the school years; the longest river in Asia, the third longest river…

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What to Do in Dali, Yunnan Province, China

Written by Juno on March 27, 2012 · 4 Comments

To this day, Dali is my favourite city in China. For two months, I’ve been traveling in Guangxi Province, Yunnan Province and Sichuan Province, and there were not many so places that I could see myself living, but Dali was one of them. Dali used to be a backpackers’’ THE hangout place, but [...] Read more »

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Octagonal Pavilion in Jingzhen Village, Xishuangbanna, China

Written by Juno on April 20, 2012 · 8 Comments

Xishuangbanna is a whole different side of China. It is in between China and Southeast Asia: Thailand and Laos. Weather is tropical, and the majority of people are Dai nationality. They even use different language: Dai. I traveled in Xishuangbanna twice, on my way to and back from Laos. The second time, I’ve decided [...] Read more »

Yangtze River Cruise: Why You Should Go

Written by Juno on April 18, 2012 · 18 Comments

For me, the name Yangtze River is quite familiar. It was always mentioned in the textbook through out the school years; the longest river in Asia, the third longest river in the world and it was an important area for human life in Asia. Other than that, I didn’t know much about it, [...] Read more »