A Modern Girl's Travel Guide
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Fairly recently my dad started working 4-5 months out of the year for a company based in the largest city in Switzerland, Zurich. Since then I’ve been fortunate enough to spend a good amount of time in Zurich as well. Whenever he’s in town I try to make it over there as it’s truly one of Read Post
Koh Tao, a minuscule island off the gulf of Thailand certifies the second most amount of people for scuba diving every year after Australia. The island is home to over fifty Five-Star PADI scuba diving schools on a piece of land only thirteen square miles in size. Like several of the islands in Thailand, there are heaps Read Post
Cusco is the first major pit stop on the way up to legendary Machu Picchu. However, it’s much more than just a city people travel through. Cusco is an exceptionally beautiful and charming town located in the middle of the Andean Mountains where backpackers from all over the world come together. Cusco was my second stop on Read Post
I’ve spent a good amount of time in London throughout my 25 years of living but until this last trip I was in the dark about a neighborhood I now consider a must-see in London, the neighborhood of Shoreditch. This recently mundane now-turned hipster neighborhood is so trendy it puts Brooklyn to shame, seriously. From Read Post
The Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo is not only the largest wholesale fish market in Tokyo but also one of the largest on the planet. When you read those words it might not actually hit you as to the magnitude of this market, it is colossal! They handle over 2,000 tons of seafood daily, Read Post
Nestled in a small valley, surrounded by towering mountains of limestone, lush greenery, and mountain goats, sits the most photographed beach in the Mediterranean. If you’re thinking Greece, or maybe the coast of Spain, you’re wrong. This beach is in Oludeniz, Turkey. I didn’t believe it either, until I went there. Where and Read Post
Cappadocia is a valley in central Turkey consisting of caves and rock formations that Romans lived in hundreds of years ago. Many luxury boutique hotels have now transformed these once basic cave-like structures into five-star one of a kind quintessential “cave hotels.” When it comes to accommodation in Cappadocia, staying in a renowned “cave hotel” is Read Post
THE BACKSTORY I was only in Edinburgh for three days, I needed to see as much as I could in a very limited timeframe. I decided it would be best to spend the first day getting to know the city and the surrounding neighborhoods, the second day touring the city, and the third day venturing into the Read Post
