Tokyo’s Ueno Park & Pure Randomness
Tokyo’s Ueno Park is filled with weirdos. Â It’s why I love it....
Akasaka Palace & Western Architecture
Akasaka Palace is an interesting piece of architecture. I was a bit surprised when I arrived here....
Sejong-Daero, Gwanghwamun Plaza & Seoul’s Own National Mall
Sejong-daero is Seoul’s main sightseeing street. Â It’s like Washington DC’s National mall....
Jongmyo & Seoul’s Confucian Shrine
Jongmyo is a Confucian Shrine in Seoul, South Korea.  It’s an UNESCO site and oldest memorial service dedicated to the royalty in the world....
National Folk Museum of Korea & Seoul’s History
National Folk Museum of Korea is located in the Gyeongbokgung Palace. Â The Seoul Museum has a number of interesting exhibits. Â ...
Namdaemun Gate & Seoul
Namdaemun Gate (i.e., Sungnyemun Gate) is hard to miss if you’re staying in the Namdaemun district of Seoul. Â It’s an amazing piece of architecture....
Gyeonghuigung & The Five Korean Royal Palaces
Gyeonghuigung is one of the five palaces in Seoul, South Korea.  The other four are Gyeongbokgung, Deoksugung, Changdeokgung, and Changgyeonggung....
Changgyeonggung & Seoul’s East Palace
Changgyeonggung is part of the Seoul’s East Palace. Â Changgyeonggung and Changdeokgung are both considered the East Palace....
Independence Gate & Seoul’s Seodaemun Independence Park
South Korea is like every other country in the world when it gains its independence. Â It gets some sort of memorial to celebrate it....
Changdeokgung Palace & Seoul’s Past
Changdeokgung Palace is one of the five palaces in Seoul built during the Joseon Dynasty. Â It’s a massive complex in the middle of Seoul, South Korea....
Fitzroy Is Melbourne’s Hipster Hub
Fitzroy Is Melbourne’s Hipster Hub. Â The place has all the characteristics of a hipster hub....
Rockefeller Center & New York Landmarks
Rockefeller Center is a New York landmark. Â It’s right across to the St. Patrick Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan and different countries flags are flown all around it....