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7. Sept. 20245 Min. Lesezeit

Sightseeing in Inner Mongolia: my Top 3 Recommendations

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Need some inspo for Tokyo‘s best food spots? 🍜

Check out my blog for the best affordable options covering both sweet and savory delicacies, including prices & and where to find them 👊🏽
Link in bio!

#tokyoeats #tokyojapan #tokyofoods #tokyohighlights #experiencingintercultures

Need some inspo for Tokyo‘s best food spots? 🍜

Check out my blog for the best affordable options covering both sweet and savory delicacies, including prices & and where to find them 👊🏽
Link in bio!

#tokyoeats #tokyojapan #tokyofoods #tokyohighlights #experiencingintercultures

🌳🎋Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is stated as one of the major tourist attractions when visiting Kyoto. Located north of the city, at the foot of “storm mountains”, the city is a famous tourist magnet, flooded with visitors of all ages.

⁉️Is it worth a visit?
🛑To me personally it’s not a must-see. Why? Because it is “just another forest with bamboo”. Yes, the path you walk along is beautiful but also quite short and nothing special if you’ve seen bamboo before.
Since I have seen and walked through several bamboo areas and gardens before, eg in Hawaii, Arashiyama was “nice to see” but certainly not a “must-see” place.

Considering the time you spend getting to- and back from Arashiyama, also taking into consideration how much time you are planing on staying in kyoto, I’d recommend to focus on other sightseeing attractions first to not lose too much time.

If you go 👇

🔹If you would like to enjoy a peaceful and less hectic experience, I recommend to visit Arashiyama very early in the morning around 6- 8am, as past these times the number of visitors sequentially increases to a point where you cannot even walk anymore through the forests.

🔹The park is open 24/7 and admission is free.

🔹Once walking downhill, cross the “Togetsukyo Bridge”, which is one of Arashiyama’s most known landmarks. Stroll through several souvenir shops and restaurants. You can also rent a bike or boat on a sunny day 🛶

🔹Most temples in the surrounding areas require entrance fees; the same applies for monkey park, if you want to stop by.
In case you are planning on visiting the famous “moss temple”, you are required to make a reservation in advance 1 day up to two weeks.

Let me know in the comments whether you consider(ed) Arashiyama worth visiting 👊🏽

#arashiyamajapan #kyotojapan #sightseeingrecommendation #discoverjapan #explorejapan #experiencejapan #experiencingintercultures #solotravel

🌳🎋Arashiyama Bamboo Forest is stated as one of the major tourist attractions when visiting Kyoto. Located north of the city, at the foot of “storm mountains”, the city is a famous tourist magnet, flooded with visitors of all ages.

⁉️Is it worth a visit?
🛑To me personally it’s not a must-see. Why? Because it is “just another forest with bamboo”. Yes, the path you walk along is beautiful but also quite short and nothing special if you’ve seen bamboo before.
Since I have seen and walked through several bamboo areas and gardens before, eg in Hawaii, Arashiyama was “nice to see” but certainly not a “must-see” place.

Considering the time you spend getting to- and back from Arashiyama, also taking into consideration how much time you are planing on staying in kyoto, I’d recommend to focus on other sightseeing attractions first to not lose too much time.

If you go 👇

🔹If you would like to enjoy a peaceful and less hectic experience, I recommend to visit Arashiyama very early in the morning around 6- 8am, as past these times the number of visitors sequentially increases to a point where you cannot even walk anymore through the forests.

🔹The park is open 24/7 and admission is free.

🔹Once walking downhill, cross the “Togetsukyo Bridge”, which is one of Arashiyama’s most known landmarks. Stroll through several souvenir shops and restaurants. You can also rent a bike or boat on a sunny day 🛶

🔹Most temples in the surrounding areas require entrance fees; the same applies for monkey park, if you want to stop by.
In case you are planning on visiting the famous “moss temple”, you are required to make a reservation in advance 1 day up to two weeks.

Let me know in the comments whether you consider(ed) Arashiyama worth visiting 👊🏽

#arashiyamajapan #kyotojapan #sightseeingrecommendation #discoverjapan #explorejapan #experiencejapan #experiencingintercultures #solotravel

Katsuoji Temple 🌸 also known as „Temple of Winning Luck“ or „Temple of of Winning Dharma“.

🙏A unique place in the prefecture of Osaka, worshiped for over 1300 years. The beautiful surroundings are to be found in Minoo, roughlynone hour north of the city of Osaka.

🧎‍♀️Both locals and tourist come here to treasure and worship this place, praying to master different challenges of life- from finding true love to passing exams, being successful in business, curing diseases, etc.

🪆The „daruma dolls“ placed all over the premises are sacrifices brought by believers whose dreams came true.
A both magical and spiritual experience you should not miss out on when visiting Osaka!

🍀Katsuoji is known as a temple helping you win in every aspect of life, making your deepest desires and wishes come true.

🚆 How to get there: take a train to Senri-Chuo-Station and hop on the bus to get to Latsuojo-mae (mind the timeschedule of buses, as they only run a few times a day).

🎟️Entrance fee: 500 Yen

#osakajapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #explorejapan #traveljapan #osaka #osakakatsuoji #osakatravel #osakatrip #solotravel

Katsuoji Temple 🌸 also known as „Temple of Winning Luck“ or „Temple of of Winning Dharma“.

🙏A unique place in the prefecture of Osaka, worshiped for over 1300 years. The beautiful surroundings are to be found in Minoo, roughlynone hour north of the city of Osaka.

🧎‍♀️Both locals and tourist come here to treasure and worship this place, praying to master different challenges of life- from finding true love to passing exams, being successful in business, curing diseases, etc.

🪆The „daruma dolls“ placed all over the premises are sacrifices brought by believers whose dreams came true.
A both magical and spiritual experience you should not miss out on when visiting Osaka!

🍀Katsuoji is known as a temple helping you win in every aspect of life, making your deepest desires and wishes come true.

🚆 How to get there: take a train to Senri-Chuo-Station and hop on the bus to get to Latsuojo-mae (mind the timeschedule of buses, as they only run a few times a day).

🎟️Entrance fee: 500 Yen

#osakajapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #explorejapan #traveljapan #osaka #osakakatsuoji #osakatravel #osakatrip #solotravel

There’s just too much to try 😭

#japanfood #japaneats #japanfoodvlog#kyoto #Tokyo #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

There’s just too much to try 😭

#japanfood #japaneats #japanfoodvlog#kyoto #Tokyo #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

🍸 Fushimi Sake Village 🍸

👉 Are you a sake-expert, want to become one or are just looking for a fun activity to integrate into your Kyoto visit? Then the Sake Brewery Village shall not be missed on your bucket list!

📍The Sake Brewery Village is situated in the traditional & charming Fushimi Sake Brewery District along the Horikawa River.

🥃 Stop by for a round of pure sake tasting from a total of 18 different breweries, ranging from sweet to dry, or get a combo tasting set with 9 sakes and some Dim Sum-like appetizers to enjoy along the side.
Of course you can also try single shots. Just as you prefer.

🔥 My personal favorites:
👉“Toyosawa Honten” and “Joyo Suzho”😋

Let me know yours 🙌🏽

#kyotojapan #kyoto #kyotosake #kyotosakedistrict #fushimisake #fushimisakevillage #saketasting #kyotosaketasting #travelrecommendations #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

🍸 Fushimi Sake Village 🍸

👉 Are you a sake-expert, want to become one or are just looking for a fun activity to integrate into your Kyoto visit? Then the Sake Brewery Village shall not be missed on your bucket list!

📍The Sake Brewery Village is situated in the traditional & charming Fushimi Sake Brewery District along the Horikawa River.

🥃 Stop by for a round of pure sake tasting from a total of 18 different breweries, ranging from sweet to dry, or get a combo tasting set with 9 sakes and some Dim Sum-like appetizers to enjoy along the side.
Of course you can also try single shots. Just as you prefer.

🔥 My personal favorites:
👉“Toyosawa Honten” and “Joyo Suzho”😋

Let me know yours 🙌🏽

#kyotojapan #kyoto #kyotosake #kyotosakedistrict #fushimisake #fushimisakevillage #saketasting #kyotosaketasting #travelrecommendations #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

🔽 Red leaf hunting has begun 🍂🍁
Best places to experience stunning scenery around Kyoto 👇

📍Ginkaju-ji 🛕
Enjoy beautiful garden scenery with colorful leafs all around the temple area, topped with a peak onto Kyoto‘s skyline from its top.

📍Philosophers Path 🏞️
Walk along rhe river between Ginkaju-ji and Ninna-Ji temple. The path is lined with colorful trees, old stone bridges and many small cafes and souvenir shops.

📍Kurama-dera ⛰️
Immerse into the magical forest world of Kurama-dera. Grab the cable car onto the top of the mountain, take a 1,5hr hike from the temple main area towards Kibune to explore Kifune Shrine and enjoy the play of changing leaf colours along the way.

📍Naked Autumn Festival at Nijo Castle 🏯
Book a night ticket to stroll through the beautifully illuminated castle walls, projecting diversely colored pieces of arts in autumnal designs.

Enjoy the stunning natural scenery in Kyoto filled with magical colors, chilly temperatures and bursting sunlight during autumn. One of the most beautiful seasons to enjoy Japan 🇯🇵

#kyotojapan #kyoto #travelrecommendations #ginkakuji #nakedautumn #nakedautumnfestival #ninnaji #kyotophilosopherspath #kuramadera #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

🔽 Red leaf hunting has begun 🍂🍁
Best places to experience stunning scenery around Kyoto 👇

📍Ginkaju-ji 🛕
Enjoy beautiful garden scenery with colorful leafs all around the temple area, topped with a peak onto Kyoto‘s skyline from its top.

📍Philosophers Path 🏞️
Walk along rhe river between Ginkaju-ji and Ninna-Ji temple. The path is lined with colorful trees, old stone bridges and many small cafes and souvenir shops.

📍Kurama-dera ⛰️
Immerse into the magical forest world of Kurama-dera. Grab the cable car onto the top of the mountain, take a 1,5hr hike from the temple main area towards Kibune to explore Kifune Shrine and enjoy the play of changing leaf colours along the way.

📍Naked Autumn Festival at Nijo Castle 🏯
Book a night ticket to stroll through the beautifully illuminated castle walls, projecting diversely colored pieces of arts in autumnal designs.

Enjoy the stunning natural scenery in Kyoto filled with magical colors, chilly temperatures and bursting sunlight during autumn. One of the most beautiful seasons to enjoy Japan 🇯🇵

#kyotojapan #kyoto #travelrecommendations #ginkakuji #nakedautumn #nakedautumnfestival #ninnaji #kyotophilosopherspath #kuramadera #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

📍TeamLab Planets, Tokyo.

Digital art bliss at its finest. A place you shouldn’t miss when visiting Tokyo!

Explore a world of art and wonders in motion, dipped in beautiful colors.

🎟️Buy your tickets in advance to reserve your spot
🍜Get there early to enjoy a wonderfully prepared vegan Ramen soup, offered right in front of the entrance
🌈Consider visiting #teamlabborderless if you have an additional day to enjoy!

#teamlabplanets #teamlabplanetstokyo #traveldestination #tokyo #tokyojapan #tokyoattractions #tokyosightseeingspot #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

📍TeamLab Planets, Tokyo.

Digital art bliss at its finest. A place you shouldn’t miss when visiting Tokyo!

Explore a world of art and wonders in motion, dipped in beautiful colors.

🎟️Buy your tickets in advance to reserve your spot
🍜Get there early to enjoy a wonderfully prepared vegan Ramen soup, offered right in front of the entrance
🌈Consider visiting #teamlabborderless if you have an additional day to enjoy!

#teamlabplanets #teamlabplanetstokyo #traveldestination #tokyo #tokyojapan #tokyoattractions #tokyosightseeingspot #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

“Manboyaki” is layered okonomiyaki that comes with udon, soba or Chinese noodles, pork, squid, small intestines of beef. It is typically topped with spring onions, an egg (you can choose whether you’d like it raw, medium or well cooked), takuan (pickled radish) and your choice of sauce (sweet, sweet and spicy, very spicy).

📍Yamamoto Manbo claims being the birthplace of Manboyaki since 1948 and they do not disappoint!

The crunchy texture and flavourful spices make this dish a true taste experience you don’t want to miss out when visiting Kyoto! Give this one a try and let me know your thoughts. I absolutely loved it!

#manboyakikyoto #manboyaki #okonomyaki #kyoto #travelrecommendations #kyotoeats #restaurantrecommendationkyoto #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

“Manboyaki” is layered okonomiyaki that comes with udon, soba or Chinese noodles, pork, squid, small intestines of beef. It is typically topped with spring onions, an egg (you can choose whether you’d like it raw, medium or well cooked), takuan (pickled radish) and your choice of sauce (sweet, sweet and spicy, very spicy).

📍Yamamoto Manbo claims being the birthplace of Manboyaki since 1948 and they do not disappoint!

The crunchy texture and flavourful spices make this dish a true taste experience you don’t want to miss out when visiting Kyoto! Give this one a try and let me know your thoughts. I absolutely loved it!

#manboyakikyoto #manboyaki #okonomyaki #kyoto #travelrecommendations #kyotoeats #restaurantrecommendationkyoto #traveljapan #discoverjapan #experiencejapan #solotravel

Are you aware of the history/ fairytale of one of Japans most famous landmarks, Mount Fuji? 🏔️ 🇯🇵

#mountfuji #storyofmountfuji #storyoffujisan #fujisan #fairytale #Japan #traveljapan #discoverjapan

Are you aware of the history/ fairytale of one of Japans most famous landmarks, Mount Fuji? 🏔️ 🇯🇵

#mountfuji #storyofmountfuji #storyoffujisan #fujisan #fairytale #Japan #traveljapan #discoverjapan

🪄The Making of Harry Potter- Warner Bros. Studio Tour, Tokyo 🧙‍♂️

A definite highlight for all Harry Potter fans and enthusiasts that will blow your mind 🤯

🎬Immerse yourself in the world of Harry Potter and it’s making of. Get to know more about the different film sets, their building procedures, masks & costumes, magical creatures, the shooting of famous scenes and the life of actors on set.

🎞️The studio tour offers many exciting interactive opportunities to put your own acting skills to the test in order to get a feel for the actual filming of various scenes, such as:

🪄Moving castle painting experience
🪄Floo powder experience
🪄Quidditch game experience
🪄Broomstick riding
🪄Taking “Wanted” pictures for the prisoner of Askaban

Along the way you’ll be able to enjoy various treats matching the movies:

🍿 Special Harry Potter menus & coffee treats
🍿Butter beer combos
🍿Snacks & sandwiches

🎁At the end of the tour, an impressive souvenir store awaits you, which includes everything your heart desires; from clothing to sweet treats, magic wands and much much more, it is almost impossible to leave the studio without anything at hand.

⌚️To complete the entire tour, you should plan at least 3- 4 hours of visit. Last entrance slot is 3pm in the afternoon.

Direction:
📍Kasugacho, Nerimo Park, Tokyo
🚉Take the train to Toshimean Station and walk for around 7 minutes

#themakingofharrypotter #warnerbrosstudios #tokyo #japan #tokyojapan #traveldestinations #explorejapan #traveljapan #visitjapanjp #visitjapan #travelgram #solotravel #travelawesome #travelguide #experienceintercultures

🪄The Making of Harry Potter- Warner Bros. Studio Tour, Tokyo 🧙‍♂️

A definite highlight for all Harry Potter fans and enthusiasts that will blow your mind 🤯

🎬Immerse yourself in the world of Harry Potter and it’s making of. Get to know more about the different film sets, their building procedures, masks & costumes, magical creatures, the shooting of famous scenes and the life of actors on set.

🎞️The studio tour offers many exciting interactive opportunities to put your own acting skills to the test in order to get a feel for the actual filming of various scenes, such as:

🪄Moving castle painting experience
🪄Floo powder experience
🪄Quidditch game experience
🪄Broomstick riding
🪄Taking “Wanted” pictures for the prisoner of Askaban

Along the way you’ll be able to enjoy various treats matching the movies:

🍿 Special Harry Potter menus & coffee treats
🍿Butter beer combos
🍿Snacks & sandwiches

🎁At the end of the tour, an impressive souvenir store awaits you, which includes everything your heart desires; from clothing to sweet treats, magic wands and much much more, it is almost impossible to leave the studio without anything at hand.

⌚️To complete the entire tour, you should plan at least 3- 4 hours of visit. Last entrance slot is 3pm in the afternoon.

Direction:
📍Kasugacho, Nerimo Park, Tokyo
🚉Take the train to Toshimean Station and walk for around 7 minutes

#themakingofharrypotter #warnerbrosstudios #tokyo #japan #tokyojapan #traveldestinations #explorejapan #traveljapan #visitjapanjp #visitjapan #travelgram #solotravel #travelawesome #travelguide #experienceintercultures

Looking for a fun activity to spice up your Tokyo experience? Visit the Cup Noodle Museum and get to create your own noodle cup package!
📍Cup Noodle Museum, Yokohama

🍜The play- and colorful museum is dedicated on the life of Momofuku Andō, inventor of the vibrant instant noodles.

The interactive exhibition gives insights on the creation and development of his business ideas based on world war 2, aiming to make ramen noodles available to everyone in a quick and convenient way.

You can even create your own ramen cup noodle package whilst choosing your own flavor and topping to take home with you or learn how to make chicken noodles yourself. Reserve a spot to avoid long waiting queues ☝️

Did you know that an instant noodle variation exists for space? 🛰️ 🚀
“Space Ram” was specifically developed for space and aviation in 2007 when Momofuku was already in his 90s.

Finish your day by stopping at the closeby Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse or drop by Chinatown to eat your way through some delicious snacks! 🍻 🍱

#yokohama #tokyo #tokyojapan #explorejapan #traveljapan #discoverjapan #travelgram #solotravel #momofuko #instantnoodles #cupnoodles #spaceram #chickenramenfactory #cupnoodlesmuseum #experienceintercultures

Looking for a fun activity to spice up your Tokyo experience? Visit the Cup Noodle Museum and get to create your own noodle cup package!
📍Cup Noodle Museum, Yokohama

🍜The play- and colorful museum is dedicated on the life of Momofuku Andō, inventor of the vibrant instant noodles.

The interactive exhibition gives insights on the creation and development of his business ideas based on world war 2, aiming to make ramen noodles available to everyone in a quick and convenient way.

You can even create your own ramen cup noodle package whilst choosing your own flavor and topping to take home with you or learn how to make chicken noodles yourself. Reserve a spot to avoid long waiting queues ☝️

Did you know that an instant noodle variation exists for space? 🛰️ 🚀
“Space Ram” was specifically developed for space and aviation in 2007 when Momofuku was already in his 90s.

Finish your day by stopping at the closeby Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse or drop by Chinatown to eat your way through some delicious snacks! 🍻 🍱

#yokohama #tokyo #tokyojapan #explorejapan #traveljapan #discoverjapan #travelgram #solotravel #momofuko #instantnoodles #cupnoodles #spaceram #chickenramenfactory #cupnoodlesmuseum #experienceintercultures

To all my Pokemón-Fans out there:
don’t miss this iconic place when visiting Tokyo!
📍Magikarp Taiyaki, Akihabara

Taiyaki are Japanese pastries, fluffy and buttery in taste with an airy texture you will love! Served hot, the filling simply melts in your mouth.

My advise: take the custard filling one, as recommended by the lovely lady behind the counter- it won’t disappoint!

#Tokyo #Taiyaki #MagikarpTaiyaki #PokemonTheme #Akihabara

To all my Pokemón-Fans out there:
don’t miss this iconic place when visiting Tokyo!
📍Magikarp Taiyaki, Akihabara

Taiyaki are Japanese pastries, fluffy and buttery in taste with an airy texture you will love! Served hot, the filling simply melts in your mouth.

My advise: take the custard filling one, as recommended by the lovely lady behind the counter- it won’t disappoint!

#Tokyo #Taiyaki #MagikarpTaiyaki #PokemonTheme #Akihabara

I come for the food. Always.

I come for the food. Always.

🥊Honour Muay Thai: 2-Week training camp in Ao Nang, Krabi

In September this year I have made a long desired wish come true by trying out the Marshall arts of Muay Thai. And what better place to pick is there to experience an authentic training camp than Thailand?

⛺️ Honour Muay Thai is a camp located in Ao Nang, Krabi with a great facility for students to practice, learn and jointly grow their skills from beginners to professionals. All fitness levels are welcome and taken care of individually, with passion, dedication, lots of sweat and a pinch of fun and laughter.

💪🏻You start your mornings at 07:30am with a 3- 5km run or rope skipping prior to training for 1,5 hours individually (shadow boxing, bag work), with trainers (patch work, technique) and of course with sparring partners (sparring, clinching, boxing, conditioning). Each training is ended with 100 sit-ups & 100 push-ups. The afternoon session starts at 03:30pm and follows a similar pattern.

🏋️‍♀️ Sounds tough? It was. But more importantly it was fun, enriching and one of the best times of my life! Not only was I able to meet plenty of heart-warming people in the camp, also the team of trainers embraced my beginner level from day 1 onwards, showing empathy, patience and taking their time for me to being pushed out of my way to perform better day by day.

I was able to learn and set the basic techniques, such as foot work, punches, elbows and kicks. Even if there’s still a long way to go to enter the ring at some point, I am super proud of my progress and will continue this exciting journey in the months to follow.

If you ever think about trying Muay Thai yourself, I highly recommend the “Honour Muay Thai” training camp as a place to go! I promise you, you will not want to leave again, directly feeling home and being connected to the great people and community you will find on-site.

An everlasting unforgettable memory I truly treasure 🙏

🥊Honour Muay Thai: 2-Week training camp in Ao Nang, Krabi

In September this year I have made a long desired wish come true by trying out the Marshall arts of Muay Thai. And what better place to pick is there to experience an authentic training camp than Thailand?

⛺️ Honour Muay Thai is a camp located in Ao Nang, Krabi with a great facility for students to practice, learn and jointly grow their skills from beginners to professionals. All fitness levels are welcome and taken care of individually, with passion, dedication, lots of sweat and a pinch of fun and laughter.

💪🏻You start your mornings at 07:30am with a 3- 5km run or rope skipping prior to training for 1,5 hours individually (shadow boxing, bag work), with trainers (patch work, technique) and of course with sparring partners (sparring, clinching, boxing, conditioning). Each training is ended with 100 sit-ups & 100 push-ups. The afternoon session starts at 03:30pm and follows a similar pattern.

🏋️‍♀️ Sounds tough? It was. But more importantly it was fun, enriching and one of the best times of my life! Not only was I able to meet plenty of heart-warming people in the camp, also the team of trainers embraced my beginner level from day 1 onwards, showing empathy, patience and taking their time for me to being pushed out of my way to perform better day by day.

I was able to learn and set the basic techniques, such as foot work, punches, elbows and kicks. Even if there’s still a long way to go to enter the ring at some point, I am super proud of my progress and will continue this exciting journey in the months to follow.

If you ever think about trying Muay Thai yourself, I highly recommend the “Honour Muay Thai” training camp as a place to go! I promise you, you will not want to leave again, directly feeling home and being connected to the great people and community you will find on-site.

An everlasting unforgettable memory I truly treasure 🙏

📸 Beijing sightseeing: my top 13 👇

Visiting Beijing and don’t know what to do and see? I got you covered. These are my top 13 things to put in your bucket list when visiting this culturally enriched place.

Want to learn about these places in more detail ⁉️

📝Then check out my travel blog, where I will be posting a new blog entry in the next days with more details on each sight.

Link in bio 🙌🏽

📸 Beijing sightseeing: my top 13 👇

Visiting Beijing and don’t know what to do and see? I got you covered. These are my top 13 things to put in your bucket list when visiting this culturally enriched place.

Want to learn about these places in more detail ⁉️

📝Then check out my travel blog, where I will be posting a new blog entry in the next days with more details on each sight.

Link in bio 🙌🏽

Kubuqi Desert.

In line with my recent blog post about my top 3 sightseeing recommendations in Inner Mongolia, Kubuqi Desert certainly is a place to not miss out on.

Located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China, Kubuqi Desert is the seventh-largest desert in the country. Covering an area of approximately 18,600 square kilometers, it lies to the south of the Yellow River and is part of the Ordos Plateau.

From camel riding, sand boarding, jeep tours or simply walking through the endless width of golden sand dunes, Kubuqi Desert should definitely be on your bucket list when traveling Inner Mongolia! Learn more about my personal highlights and recommendations by visiting my travel blog (Link in bio) 🐫

Credits for this beautiful video go to my talented friend Eddie 😄

Kubuqi Desert.

In line with my recent blog post about my top 3 sightseeing recommendations in Inner Mongolia, Kubuqi Desert certainly is a place to not miss out on.

Located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China, Kubuqi Desert is the seventh-largest desert in the country. Covering an area of approximately 18,600 square kilometers, it lies to the south of the Yellow River and is part of the Ordos Plateau.

From camel riding, sand boarding, jeep tours or simply walking through the endless width of golden sand dunes, Kubuqi Desert should definitely be on your bucket list when traveling Inner Mongolia! Learn more about my personal highlights and recommendations by visiting my travel blog (Link in bio) 🐫

Credits for this beautiful video go to my talented friend Eddie 😄

🏮Sky lanterns (“Kong-Ming-Lanterns”), often used in celebrations and festivals, are beautiful symbols of hope and dreams. When you release a sky lantern, it is customary to make a wish, letting it soar into the sky to signify sending your hopes and dreams to the heavens.

🖍️Each color of the lantern can carry a specific meaning, adding an extra layer of symbolism.

For instance, red may symbolize safety and good health, white can represent a promising future, and blue might signify success for your future career path. By choosing a particular color, individuals can align their wishes with the corresponding symbolic meaning, creating a more personalized and meaningful experience.

#taiwan #taiwantravel #explorertaiwan #discovertaiwan #shifen #shifentaiwan #pingxi #pingxitaiwan #skylantern #kongminglantern #solotravel #travelgram #experienceintercultures

🏮Sky lanterns (“Kong-Ming-Lanterns”), often used in celebrations and festivals, are beautiful symbols of hope and dreams. When you release a sky lantern, it is customary to make a wish, letting it soar into the sky to signify sending your hopes and dreams to the heavens.

🖍️Each color of the lantern can carry a specific meaning, adding an extra layer of symbolism.

For instance, red may symbolize safety and good health, white can represent a promising future, and blue might signify success for your future career path. By choosing a particular color, individuals can align their wishes with the corresponding symbolic meaning, creating a more personalized and meaningful experience.

#taiwan #taiwantravel #explorertaiwan #discovertaiwan #shifen #shifentaiwan #pingxi #pingxitaiwan #skylantern #kongminglantern #solotravel #travelgram #experienceintercultures

Looking for a special outdoor activity experience whilst visiting Hong Kong? Then 🚲 “Common Sense HSK” 🚲 is a secret inside tip to consider!

The magical bike shop studio and living museum offers fantastic insights on old antiquities being brought back to life.
You can choose to rent a vintage bike for your own exploration tour or join a culture bike ride, which I highly recommend! Your language offerings are both in English and Cantonese 🇭🇰 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Stephanie, who will accompany your ride, is a very talented and knowledgeable guide who will do her utmost in providing the best possible experience for you! 📸

Give this one a try and discover the yet untouched and peaceful rural areas of Hong Kong, being a complete contrast to the accelerated and bustling city life!

Looking for a special outdoor activity experience whilst visiting Hong Kong? Then 🚲 “Common Sense HSK” 🚲 is a secret inside tip to consider!

The magical bike shop studio and living museum offers fantastic insights on old antiquities being brought back to life.
You can choose to rent a vintage bike for your own exploration tour or join a culture bike ride, which I highly recommend! Your language offerings are both in English and Cantonese 🇭🇰 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Stephanie, who will accompany your ride, is a very talented and knowledgeable guide who will do her utmost in providing the best possible experience for you! 📸

Give this one a try and discover the yet untouched and peaceful rural areas of Hong Kong, being a complete contrast to the accelerated and bustling city life!

Hong Kong has a great variety of sightseeing attractions and scenic spots to visit and discover. With over 263 islands, 18 districts and a total of three main regions, Hong Kong is worth exploring and taking one’s time.

If I was to break it down to the top sights you shall definitely not miss out on, the nine points below are the must do’s and see’s to cover, especially when not having sufficient time:

📸 Climb up the breathtaking staircase walk of the golden “Ten thousand Buddha Monastery” and reward yourself with a breathtaking scenic view

📸 Discover Japanese garden architecture at “Nan Lian Garden”

📸 Jump on an ancient fisherman boat at Victoria Harbour to observe the nightly “Symphony of Lights” show with a cool drink

📸 Plan a day trip to Lantau Island to visit “Tian Tan Buddha”, the “Po Lin Monastery” and the closeby“Wisdom Path”

📸 Get on top of “Victoria Peak” by taking the Peak tram

📸 Turn back time by spending a day in “Disneyland” and watch the nightly light show of the castle with your favorite Fis ey characters

📸 Grab a cocktail whilst watching the stunning sunset on the observatory tower “Sky100”

📸 Walk along “Victoria Harbour”, take a ferry, explore the avenue of stars and several arts attractions

📸 Take advantage of “Big Bus Hong Kong” for a first orientation and overview of the different regions and districts

Hong Kong has a great variety of sightseeing attractions and scenic spots to visit and discover. With over 263 islands, 18 districts and a total of three main regions, Hong Kong is worth exploring and taking one’s time.

If I was to break it down to the top sights you shall definitely not miss out on, the nine points below are the must do’s and see’s to cover, especially when not having sufficient time:

📸 Climb up the breathtaking staircase walk of the golden “Ten thousand Buddha Monastery” and reward yourself with a breathtaking scenic view

📸 Discover Japanese garden architecture at “Nan Lian Garden”

📸 Jump on an ancient fisherman boat at Victoria Harbour to observe the nightly “Symphony of Lights” show with a cool drink

📸 Plan a day trip to Lantau Island to visit “Tian Tan Buddha”, the “Po Lin Monastery” and the closeby“Wisdom Path”

📸 Get on top of “Victoria Peak” by taking the Peak tram

📸 Turn back time by spending a day in “Disneyland” and watch the nightly light show of the castle with your favorite Fis ey characters

📸 Grab a cocktail whilst watching the stunning sunset on the observatory tower “Sky100”

📸 Walk along “Victoria Harbour”, take a ferry, explore the avenue of stars and several arts attractions

📸 Take advantage of “Big Bus Hong Kong” for a first orientation and overview of the different regions and districts

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Shanghai as a futuristic, annually growing metropolis has more to offer than one might think! Here are some must- do’s and sees I highly recommend when visiting:

📍Wander along the beautiful scenery of “the Bund”, enjoying breathtaking skyline views of Pudong. Jump into one of the nightly “Huangpu River Cruises” for an additional water sight of the illuminated buildings at night.

📍Go on top of the landmark of Shanghai, the “Oriental Pearl Tower” to visit the observatory desk from which you have a birdseye view on Shanghai’s skyline. Enjoy a cocktail at the bar and take “the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel” as a return ticket to Pungxi.

📍Plan some time for visiting some of the well-preserved temple complexes, such as “Longhua Temple”, “Jadebuddha Temple” and “Jing a Temple”. Discover some of the multiple-existing gods and their guardians, observe praying rituals and enjoy local temple foods if you have time.

📍Plan a day trip to one of the four water villages being situated in rural, peaceful areas, giving a different perspective to the crowded and accelerated city life, such as “Zhujiajiao” and “Suzhou”. Hop on a sampan boat and/or bike rickshaw and wander the streets for street foods and souvenir shops.

📍Deep-dive into cultural heritage, history and ancient architecture by visiting traditional Chinese garden complexes, museums and creative parks, such as “M50 Creative Park”, “Jing’an Sculpture Park”. Explore the former “French Concession” and the “Memorial Hall of the Site of First National Congress Community Party of China”.

📍Immerse into countless shopping opportunities by visiting some malls and shopping miles, such as “Tianzifang”, “Xintiandi” (car- free zone) and “Yuyuan Garden”. Taste your way through several local dishes, teas and snacks, have a beer in one of the pubs and enjoy heavenly meals in one of the mall food courts to be with the locals.

📍Book, discover and try the convenient transportation infrastructure; whether this means taking the metro, a high-speed train, the maglav to get from one place to another without being stuck in traffic.

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Shanghai as a futuristic, annually growing metropolis has more to offer than one might think! Here are some must- do’s and sees I highly recommend when visiting:

📍Wander along the beautiful scenery of “the Bund”, enjoying breathtaking skyline views of Pudong. Jump into one of the nightly “Huangpu River Cruises” for an additional water sight of the illuminated buildings at night.

📍Go on top of the landmark of Shanghai, the “Oriental Pearl Tower” to visit the observatory desk from which you have a birdseye view on Shanghai’s skyline. Enjoy a cocktail at the bar and take “the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel” as a return ticket to Pungxi.

📍Plan some time for visiting some of the well-preserved temple complexes, such as “Longhua Temple”, “Jadebuddha Temple” and “Jing a Temple”. Discover some of the multiple-existing gods and their guardians, observe praying rituals and enjoy local temple foods if you have time.

📍Plan a day trip to one of the four water villages being situated in rural, peaceful areas, giving a different perspective to the crowded and accelerated city life, such as “Zhujiajiao” and “Suzhou”. Hop on a sampan boat and/or bike rickshaw and wander the streets for street foods and souvenir shops.

📍Deep-dive into cultural heritage, history and ancient architecture by visiting traditional Chinese garden complexes, museums and creative parks, such as “M50 Creative Park”, “Jing’an Sculpture Park”. Explore the former “French Concession” and the “Memorial Hall of the Site of First National Congress Community Party of China”.

📍Immerse into countless shopping opportunities by visiting some malls and shopping miles, such as “Tianzifang”, “Xintiandi” (car- free zone) and “Yuyuan Garden”. Taste your way through several local dishes, teas and snacks, have a beer in one of the pubs and enjoy heavenly meals in one of the mall food courts to be with the locals.

📍Book, discover and try the convenient transportation infrastructure; whether this means taking the metro, a high-speed train, the maglav to get from one place to another without being stuck in traffic.

📍A day visit to Zhujiajiao? 📍
Good choice!

47km from Shanghai lies the beautiful water town Zhujiajiao, which is known for its winding stone alleys, bridges and water canals from the Qing and Ming dynasties.

Easily reachable be metro (take line 17), bus or taxi, you will be able to spend a fantastic time in one of the best-preserved water towns close to Shanghai!

Take a walk along north street, walk over several out of 36 bridges, visit the brilliantly preserved gardens and temples, have a look into the old architecture, stroll through multiple souvenir- and food shops and take a local boat to see the city from the water.

📍A day visit to Zhujiajiao? 📍
Good choice!

47km from Shanghai lies the beautiful water town Zhujiajiao, which is known for its winding stone alleys, bridges and water canals from the Qing and Ming dynasties.

Easily reachable be metro (take line 17), bus or taxi, you will be able to spend a fantastic time in one of the best-preserved water towns close to Shanghai!

Take a walk along north street, walk over several out of 36 bridges, visit the brilliantly preserved gardens and temples, have a look into the old architecture, stroll through multiple souvenir- and food shops and take a local boat to see the city from the water.

“50 Moganshan Road”, also called “M50 Art District”, is a contemporary art exhibition area in a former industrial area, located in the Putuo area, Shanghai 🎭 🖼️

The area is lined with hundreds of diverse artists & crafts, which are to be found via uncountable boutiques, galleries, cafes and art exhibitions.

Everything from unique paintings, photography to statues, clothes, painting articles and animated art can be found here.

Anyone valuing contemporary art will for sure spend a few hours of time in this great district. A great opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the city of Shanghai for a while and immerse yourself in a different, creative, sometimes bizarre and surprising world.

“50 Moganshan Road”, also called “M50 Art District”, is a contemporary art exhibition area in a former industrial area, located in the Putuo area, Shanghai 🎭 🖼️

The area is lined with hundreds of diverse artists & crafts, which are to be found via uncountable boutiques, galleries, cafes and art exhibitions.

Everything from unique paintings, photography to statues, clothes, painting articles and animated art can be found here.

Anyone valuing contemporary art will for sure spend a few hours of time in this great district. A great opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of the city of Shanghai for a while and immerse yourself in a different, creative, sometimes bizarre and surprising world.

Suzhou 🇨🇳 is a magical must-see city, located 100km west of Shanghai, known for its beautiful Chinese gardens, water canals, pavilions, stone formations and bridges.

Due to over 70 historically well-preserved gardens and great art of garden architecture, some gardens have been announced UNESCO heritage sites. Recommended visits are, amongst others, the “Humble Administrator’s Garden” & “Lion Grove Garden”.

Don’t miss out on joining a water canal tour by 🛶 , enjoying the beautiful scenery of your surroundings whilst being accompanied by local songs from your boat driver. Enjoy local cuisine, such as the “squirrel-mandarin-fish” 🎣 and wander through the countless tourist shops amongst the river. Ensure to pre-book entrance tickets during peak season to avoid long queuing in front of entrance gates 🎟️

From Shanghai you can simply book a high speed train from either Shanghai station or Shanghai Hongqiao. Trains run every 5-10 min and will bring you to your destination in 30- 40mins only🚆

Suzhou 🇨🇳 is a magical must-see city, located 100km west of Shanghai, known for its beautiful Chinese gardens, water canals, pavilions, stone formations and bridges.

Due to over 70 historically well-preserved gardens and great art of garden architecture, some gardens have been announced UNESCO heritage sites. Recommended visits are, amongst others, the “Humble Administrator’s Garden” & “Lion Grove Garden”.

Don’t miss out on joining a water canal tour by 🛶 , enjoying the beautiful scenery of your surroundings whilst being accompanied by local songs from your boat driver. Enjoy local cuisine, such as the “squirrel-mandarin-fish” 🎣 and wander through the countless tourist shops amongst the river. Ensure to pre-book entrance tickets during peak season to avoid long queuing in front of entrance gates 🎟️

From Shanghai you can simply book a high speed train from either Shanghai station or Shanghai Hongqiao. Trains run every 5-10 min and will bring you to your destination in 30- 40mins only🚆

Traveling Hong Kong 🇭🇰 with my mum, a person who has never been to Asia before, can be quite an adventure. Especially when never having had the chance to experience the burning heat of summer, taste of durian, beef noodle soup or crowded subway stations with thousands of people. In summary she did very well, couldn’t be more proud of her. And travels together anyhow are the best duo-experience you can wish for 🫶 Go, Mum! 🙌🏽

Traveling Hong Kong 🇭🇰 with my mum, a person who has never been to Asia before, can be quite an adventure. Especially when never having had the chance to experience the burning heat of summer, taste of durian, beef noodle soup or crowded subway stations with thousands of people. In summary she did very well, couldn’t be more proud of her. And travels together anyhow are the best duo-experience you can wish for 🫶 Go, Mum! 🙌🏽

Taiwan: the heart of Asia 🇹🇼

A country lined with splendor of color, cultural diversity, warm- hearted people, scenic beauty and unique delicacies. Deep green forests, frequent rain falls followed by waves of heat and humidity, fishing villages, beaches and developing bigger cities, Taiwan combines the best of everything. Yet not too well-known amongst travelers, I can only express my dearest recommendation to consider this wonderful place as a next-to-explore bucket list country!

Taiwan: the heart of Asia 🇹🇼

A country lined with splendor of color, cultural diversity, warm- hearted people, scenic beauty and unique delicacies. Deep green forests, frequent rain falls followed by waves of heat and humidity, fishing villages, beaches and developing bigger cities, Taiwan combines the best of everything. Yet not too well-known amongst travelers, I can only express my dearest recommendation to consider this wonderful place as a next-to-explore bucket list country!

The Muslim Quarter, also known as Huimin Jie, is the most famous snack- and souvenir street you will find in Xi’an, shaanxi province.

Important to mention is that we are not talking about one or two streets, rather several blocks of interconnected roads offering a variety of street foods to share, or even better, eat your way solo through. You will also find several mosques to discover and explore along the way.

When choosing food, you will most likely be overwhelmed by the choices to pick from but that’s okay- choose whatever looks most appealing to you! The amount of available delicacies to try would probably take you over one month. Usually, the longest lines are the best- or most local foods you would want to go for. There are also several smaller restaurants to sit in if you do not want to eat while walking. And in case you are not sure what to get in the end, just ask a local in one the restaurants to help you out; people are super welcoming and helpful. I’m sure you’ll find amazing new and differing tasty dishes to fall in love with.

Go best at night to enjoy the illuminated sign boards and smell in the variety of freshly prepared dishes.

Follow your nose and enjoy!😉

The Muslim Quarter, also known as Huimin Jie, is the most famous snack- and souvenir street you will find in Xi’an, shaanxi province.

Important to mention is that we are not talking about one or two streets, rather several blocks of interconnected roads offering a variety of street foods to share, or even better, eat your way solo through. You will also find several mosques to discover and explore along the way.

When choosing food, you will most likely be overwhelmed by the choices to pick from but that’s okay- choose whatever looks most appealing to you! The amount of available delicacies to try would probably take you over one month. Usually, the longest lines are the best- or most local foods you would want to go for. There are also several smaller restaurants to sit in if you do not want to eat while walking. And in case you are not sure what to get in the end, just ask a local in one the restaurants to help you out; people are super welcoming and helpful. I’m sure you’ll find amazing new and differing tasty dishes to fall in love with.

Go best at night to enjoy the illuminated sign boards and smell in the variety of freshly prepared dishes.

Follow your nose and enjoy!😉

🔽Getting DOWN from the Great Wall of China🔽

The Great Wall is of course a must- see when traveling to China. Beijing is a perfect starting point for plenty of tour options, E.g to Jiankou or Badaling.

🚨BUT⚠️Here’s a secret spot if you want to bypass commercial gondolas, chairlifts or walking tours when getting back down from the Great Wall: the toboggan ride in the section of the Great Wall in Mutianyu!

🎢Purchase your toboggan ticket on the bus or on-site prior to going up and get ready for a phenomenal fun ride from the top to the bottom.

‼️In case of rain, the ride will be closed due to safety reasons.

🙏So be quick and take your chance for an adventure of a different kind when visiting China’s most popular landmark!

🔽Getting DOWN from the Great Wall of China🔽

The Great Wall is of course a must- see when traveling to China. Beijing is a perfect starting point for plenty of tour options, E.g to Jiankou or Badaling.

🚨BUT⚠️Here’s a secret spot if you want to bypass commercial gondolas, chairlifts or walking tours when getting back down from the Great Wall: the toboggan ride in the section of the Great Wall in Mutianyu!

🎢Purchase your toboggan ticket on the bus or on-site prior to going up and get ready for a phenomenal fun ride from the top to the bottom.

‼️In case of rain, the ride will be closed due to safety reasons.

🙏So be quick and take your chance for an adventure of a different kind when visiting China’s most popular landmark!

I need to confess that visiting <<Art District 798<< has been one of the coolest daytime’s explorations in Beijing. If you love arts as much as I do, this place is far beyond disappointment!

Art district 798 is located northwest of Beijing in a disused military factory from the 1950s. Former warehouses, halls and factories now serve a variety of artists who express their creativity through boutiques, cafes, galleries, photographs, paintings and much more.
The winding streets are lined with various, sometimes bizarre, sculptures and graffiti.

Grab a coffee and explore the complex from below and from above; many stairs run around the district to give you a bird’s eye view. Here you can also combine the view with a drink in a rooftop bar. Plan half a day of exploration, it’s worth it!

I need to confess that visiting <<Art District 798<< has been one of the coolest daytime’s explorations in Beijing. If you love arts as much as I do, this place is far beyond disappointment!

Art district 798 is located northwest of Beijing in a disused military factory from the 1950s. Former warehouses, halls and factories now serve a variety of artists who express their creativity through boutiques, cafes, galleries, photographs, paintings and much more.
The winding streets are lined with various, sometimes bizarre, sculptures and graffiti.

Grab a coffee and explore the complex from below and from above; many stairs run around the district to give you a bird’s eye view. Here you can also combine the view with a drink in a rooftop bar. Plan half a day of exploration, it’s worth it!

❗️Worth a visit ❗️⬇️

UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Terracotta Army. A place of wonder and mystery for archeologists and visitors.

🔸Firstly detected back in 1974 by farmers, the Terracotta Army has been identified as the guardian shield in death for China‘s very first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

🔸It is estimated that the entire tomb covers 7000 - 8000 warriors, all unique in size, posture, facial expression and clothing.

🔸When found, the army had been fully destroyed and earthly covered. It is estimated that a big fire burnt down the entire tomb- who and why the fire was set remains unclear.

🔸It takes up to three years to fully reconstruct one soldier only.

🔸The actual tomb of the emperor is yet unopened, protected through a grass-covered hill.

🔸Soldiers are made out of of yellow tone. Next to the soldiers, horses, treasures and relics out of the Qin dynasty can be found and seen in the 90 square kilometer big complex.

🔸Until today, the tomb belongs to the worlds biggest tombs ever discovered

❗️Worth a visit ❗️⬇️

UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Terracotta Army. A place of wonder and mystery for archeologists and visitors.

🔸Firstly detected back in 1974 by farmers, the Terracotta Army has been identified as the guardian shield in death for China‘s very first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

🔸It is estimated that the entire tomb covers 7000 - 8000 warriors, all unique in size, posture, facial expression and clothing.

🔸When found, the army had been fully destroyed and earthly covered. It is estimated that a big fire burnt down the entire tomb- who and why the fire was set remains unclear.

🔸It takes up to three years to fully reconstruct one soldier only.

🔸The actual tomb of the emperor is yet unopened, protected through a grass-covered hill.

🔸Soldiers are made out of of yellow tone. Next to the soldiers, horses, treasures and relics out of the Qin dynasty can be found and seen in the 90 square kilometer big complex.

🔸Until today, the tomb belongs to the worlds biggest tombs ever discovered

⁉️Did you know that a mausoleum dedicated to Ghengis Khan exists in the south west of Inner Mongolia to worship, honor and commemorate the very first khan of the Mongol Empire? At least I wasn’t. Below some facts and learnings I brought along:

💡Ghengis Khan‘s original name was >>Temüdschin<<

💡He founded the Mongol Empire by consolidating nomadic tribes into unification

💡He is considered as brave, powerful warrior and one of the most famous conquerers in history

💡His actual body and tomb have never been found until this day (hence the mausoleum mainly serves as a place of commemoration)

Surrounded by grassland, the mausoleum gives deep insights into the history of Ghengis Khan- from childhood to rise of power until death- whilst displaying ancient relics and replicas. It is a place of reverence and silence, of awe and power.

If you do have a chance to see this place, I highly recommend to do so!

⁉️Did you know that a mausoleum dedicated to Ghengis Khan exists in the south west of Inner Mongolia to worship, honor and commemorate the very first khan of the Mongol Empire? At least I wasn’t. Below some facts and learnings I brought along:

💡Ghengis Khan‘s original name was >>Temüdschin<<

💡He founded the Mongol Empire by consolidating nomadic tribes into unification

💡He is considered as brave, powerful warrior and one of the most famous conquerers in history

💡His actual body and tomb have never been found until this day (hence the mausoleum mainly serves as a place of commemoration)

Surrounded by grassland, the mausoleum gives deep insights into the history of Ghengis Khan- from childhood to rise of power until death- whilst displaying ancient relics and replicas. It is a place of reverence and silence, of awe and power.

If you do have a chance to see this place, I highly recommend to do so!

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