Travel & Lifestyle
Yellowstone was full of surprises from beginning to end. No amount of research can prepare you for what you’re going to see and experience there: from spotting exotic animals in the most unexpected corner of the park to being caught up on a heavy hail storm that nobody saw coming (weather there changes every 5 …
Although Yellowstone was only one part of our 4-week trip around the West of US, it certainly became a jewel in the crown of what became a holiday of a lifetime. If you are thinking of camping in Yellowstone, be ready to spend time and effort planning your visit (hopefully this guide will help!). In …
New York has been on my bucket list for years so when we finally booked a trip in May, I was beyond excited to see and feel the energy of this city. We were lucky to stay in East Village, which is one of the most up-and-coming gourmet destinations in Manhattan. Seeing so many options around …
Sequoia and Kings Canyon are called “hiker’s parks” and rightfully so. There’s plenty of hiking trails to choose from and each of them gives something special to remember: from giant sequoias to waterfalls, quiet lakes and mountain top views. We visited the parks during mid-April, which is still considered winter season. Some of the hiking …
Seattle is a wonderful city filled with so many cool things to see and do. We spent four days in Seattle and felt it wasn’t enough! We visited in spring, just in time to see the blossoming trees and feel the warm sunshine. Here’s my travel guide for first-time visitors with personal recommendations on the …
With so much to explore in Arizona, you might struggle to create the perfect road trip itinerary – I know I certainly did! On this post, I wanted to share our day-by-day 1-week travel itinerary in Arizona with the hope that will help you craft your own trip and make the most out of it. …
After exploring Arizona for a week (Sedona, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon), it was finally time to see the Grand Canyon! We were there mid-April and unfortunately North Rim was still closed so we explored the South Rim, which is the most visited part of the park. We decided to spend 2 full days in …
A tour of the Antelope Canyon was probably the 2nd most anticipated part of our Arizona trip, Grand Canyon being on top of the list, of course! After our visit to Horseshoe Bend, we headed to Antelope Canyon to see the beautiful rock formations. 5 Things to Keep in Mind You need a Tour Guide …
Horseshoe Bend has become increasingly popular over the past few years. I’m sure you’ve come across pictures on Instagram many times. Its location (close to both Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon) makes it a must-see for travelers exploring Arizona. I was beyond excited to see Horseshoe Bend in person and it didn’t disappoint. The views …
Sedona is one of the most visually enchanting places I’ve ever been to. The blue skies against the red rocks make for a visual treat, but most of all, it is the relaxed and peaceful atmosphere that captivates its visitors. In my personal experience, I remember having an overwhelming sense of serenity and positivity as …