Probably the most famous temple in Kyoto, the UNESCO world heritage site Kinkaku-ji attracts massive crowds, for good reason. With its top two floors covered entirely in gold leaf, Kinkaku-ji truly lives up to its reputation as a sight to … Continue reading Kinkakuji Temple Guide: Get the Most Out of Your Trip
Day 4 was for us to explore the city of Berlin and its rich history. Berlin is a city that you really can’t not know about. It was the epicentre of World War II and continued to retain importance as … Continue reading Germany Day 4 | Berlin is pretty cool
This was the day I was finally going to visit the London icon – Tower Bridge. But of course, I wasn’t going to go down to London just for the bridge, so I decided to group Tower of London with … Continue reading UK 9/03 | The Queen flexes on all of us at Tower of London
During my stay with Ritsumeikan University, I had the opportunity to visit the Kyoto Museum for world peace, which is affiliated with the university. The small museum reflects on Japan’s activities during World War II (Referred to as the 15 … Continue reading The Kyoto Museum for World Peace- exploring history from another perspective
This turned out to be one of my favourite days in my entire trip, because of one thing- Les Mis. I just want to ramble on about how much I loved it, but I’ll save that for later where i … Continue reading UK 20/02 | Arsenal, The British Museum & Les Miserables ♡
This day was going to be my very first day in London! Needless to say, I was pretty excited, so my friends and I set out slightly earlier (around 10-ish) than usual. The Thameslink train line in our local railway … Continue reading UK 27/01 | The Natural History Museum
On this day, I decided to travel just a little bit farther than Hatfield, to the neighbouring Welwyn Garden City to see the Welwyn Roman Bath ruins. It’s pretty much located in the middle of no where, and I was … Continue reading UK 19/01 | Welwyn Roman baths
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