My mum hadn’t travelled in a while. So when we finally planned this trip — 8 winter days in Busan, just the two of us — I wanted to get the accommodation right. I debated the price for longer than I’d like to admit. But the moment we walked in, I stopped debating. And by the end of the stay, I knew

After days in Kyoto’s busy streets and a lifetime in Singapore’s city pace, I suddenly craved something softer. A small glimpse of seaside countryside — quiet, gentle, wide — felt like exactly what my mind needed. So I left the city behind for a day. And it changed the whole tone of my solo tri

Accommodation is always the first thing I tick off when planning a trip — especially when I’m travelling alone. And honestly? It wasn’t easy finding something safe, affordable and comfortable during Japan’s peak season. But somehow… I did. Both hotels are under the same chain, and they turned o

Welcome back to the Japan solo travel series! In today’s post, I’ll be sharing why I chose Japan, specifically Osaka and Kyoto — for my first solo trip ever. ✨ Thanks to my parents, I’ve been able to travel since I was young. As I grew older, I started planning our family trips, and Japan quickl