I’m a solo traveling married woman, why not? The Valentine’s Day of 2016 is the fifth anniversary since I met my special someone. Last March 29th, right after our fourth anniversary, is when we got married. I still can’t believed it’s been almost a whole year since the wedding. How time flies when you’re having […]
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Happy International Women’s Day! To celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day, here I gathered some of the most striking images of women I met around the world. There are so many unsung heroes, like our mothers. Women are the real backbone of the society. Today, let’s celebrate fellow women! Hug your mom, call your sister,
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North Ireland is magic! Time to time, I stop and think ‘I must be in another world’. It usually happens in the middle of the forest. Some places look like they just popped out of a storybook or a fantasy novel, such as an oasis-like land in the Outback, or the Giant’s Causeway of Northern
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Do you like Malaysian Food? Me too. Look at these photos, how can I not? Malaysia is a complex country. There’s the religion, history with the indigenous tribes, palm oil and the rainforest, history of immigrants, politics, and many more subjects that make this country interesting. As what the tourism board says, Malaysia represents many
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Independence Movement Day (Samiljeol) of Korea Today, the first day of March is the Independence Movement Day in Korea. We call it Samiljeol (Three One Day) in Korean. This is the day to remember an important day of our history when people stood up for Japanese government during the Japanese ruling. March 1, 1919, 33
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Wondering if you should travel to Peru this year? Four weeks in Peru was what I could describe as unforgettable. I’m fortunate enough to travel to many parts of the world as part of my job, but this one was special. From the wonderful Lake Titicaca to Machu Picchu, Colca Canyon to Salkantay Pass, I hiked,
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After many years of writing, editing, procrastinating, my book is finally published. It’s called, Runaway Juno’s Pursuit of Happiness: The World is Waiting. Catchy, right? To be honest, writing and editing didn’t take long. Mostly, I was hesitant. I thought it wasn’t good enough, that people wouldn’t think it would be worth buying, and
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Washington D.C., Where to go? We’re all about off the beaten path travels. But sometimes, exploring the beaten path is inevitable. There’s a good reason why those places have become so popular. Sometimes it’s the best way to get to know a destination. Washington D.C. for example, can be overwhelming to visit due to the
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Have you been to LA? Growing up in Korea, I used to have a dreamy feeling about these famous places from TV. We could see famous American movies like The Terminator and Home Alone on TV on the weekends or holidays. There were many iconic places in the movies and TV shows: New York City,
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The beauty of Grand Canyon and Rocky Mountains. Movie stars in Los Angeles. Historic monuments in Washington D.C. The fame of New York City. There are so many world famous attractions in the United States. From west to east, north to south, there are thing to see and do for everyone. It’s truly a
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