I love living on Airbnb because you get to experience local areas that you sometimes wouldn't get to discover on your own. The building is quiet and off the tourist's beaten path, but only a few minutes away from the city center. I'm really enjoying the downtown skyline, the animals, and the Saigon river views. How cool is it to have a balcony overlooking the animals playing
After a few months of living in the straight Thailand jungle {lol, not really...but kind of for this city girl!}, we decided to head back to the convenient city life. Ubers, food delivery, walkable areas, yasss! We've decided to spend two months in Vietnam's biggest city, Ho Chi Minh City {formerly known as Saigon}. This month we lived in District 7, which is the newest
I got my little sister out of the country for the first time and she flew across the world to visit us in Thailand! Here is a video with some of the fun! :D https://vimeo.com/182757664
Bangkok is a vibrant city full of colorful temples, beautiful architecture, yummy bites, fancy rooftop bars, and more! Think NYC...without the snow. My sister came to visit so I planned an itinerary based on a few of my favorite things. Here is my suggested 3 day guide for Bangkok: Day 1: River/Old Town Area *Try some local food. If you're not sure where to start, Pad Thai or Chicken Curry won't
Growing up a South Florida girl, the beach has always been my home. I always miss the sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, and the breeze on my skin. After 2 months in the capitol of Vietnam, it's time to break out of the city and get some vitamin sea! Hey, if you're non stop working, you might as well enjoy your
Featured on The Huffington Post! Austin is one of the fastest growing cities in America, which doesn't surprise anyone who's visited. It's the perfect spot for the foodie, the adventurer, the music lover, the fashionista, the party goer, and even the dog lovers! No matter what you're into, there are events every day, all over this walkable town. All of the perks of the big city,
Located just a few blocks over from Hoan Kiem Lake in the old quarter, sits the oldest church in Hanoi, St. Joseph's Cathedral. This beautiful, neo-gothic style cathedral is a must see when in Hanoi, Vietnam! There was a mass in session when we visited so the front doors were wide open with views of beautiful stain glass windows and the priest on a loud mic so the public could hear. The exterior
Hanoi is fast paced; Full of life and bright lights. Stepping out into the streets of this city as a foreigner is a bit shocking. 3 million scooters weaving in and out of each other like ants in a non-traditional traffic dance. The majority of the buildings here are slender and multi level, featuring elevated views, and offering an escape from the commotion. Whether you're looking for a romantic spot or
Hanoi, Vietnam is a modern city full of everything you could imagine - delicious food, flavorful coffee, malls, movie theaters, karaoke spots, shopping, and so much more. It's been quite an adventure exploring the city but after killing ourselves with work these past few weeks, it was time to leave the chaotic city for the weekend to refresh. If you're in Hanoi and looking for a nice beachside
Las Catalinas is a d r e a m. Pura vida {Costa Rica’s country motto, pure life} can be easily achieved in this enchanting pedestrian town with it’s old quarter style to your left and it’s private black sand beach to your right. The sound of waves crashing heard from your front door will surely make you want to hit the beach or the outdoors as early as you can. You can rent all sorts
