If you think vacationing in LA is an expensive affair, I’m going to change your views! I have planned out the ultimate Los Angeles vacation guide on a budget. I’ll share the top spots you can visit, activities and tips to keep things affordable. For food recommendations, check out my blog post Los Angeles Food Guide.
If you’re planning to visit Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles, this guide is for you. I’m sharing everything we did at the park, along with a quick comparison between the LA park and the Florida one to help set your expectations.
If you’re looking for ideas to explore Kansas City, you’re in the right place! I have the perfect weekend guide that will help you explore Kansas City, both on Kansas and Missouri sides, on a budget.
I’m sure you’ve heard a lot about Indiana Dunes National Park, maybe that there’s nothing much to do there, or that there are so many better places to visit. But I’m about to change your views, and yes, I’m confident about it!
New Mexico is full of hidden wonders waiting to be discovered, and Albuquerque is a great base to explore many top spots in the state. So, don’t think too much, and plan a trip to New Mexico right away!
We recently went to the most magical place on earth, you guessed it right: Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Since this was our first time, we decided to visit just one park and picked Magic Kingdom (the one with the castle). We got a One Day, One Park Pass and just $100 for food and transportation: no Lightning Lane, no expensive headbands, just pure Disney magic on a backpacker’s budget. Here’s exactly how we planned our day, what we ate, how long we waited, and whether skipping Lightning Lane was worth it.
Tide pool season calls for a guide, right? Although I’m a newbie at tide pooling and only discovered it after moving to Seattle, I’ve looked forward to the season every year since. In this post, I’d like to share how I approach the season as a beginner tide pooling enthusiast and where I go every year.
During our week-long trip to Baja California Sur (BCS), we embarked on a day trip to the capital city, La Paz. Nestled along the shimmering Sea of Cortés (Gulf of California), La Paz is a gem that perfectly blends natural beauty, adventure, and cultural charm.
Every year, I set a goal to try something new or learn a new skill. This year, I decided to focus on mastering astrophotography. I had attempted it a few times before, during trips to Bruneau Dunes State Park in Idaho, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Bryce Canyon National Park, but the photos never quite captured what we saw with our naked eyes.
We visited San Francisco for a friend’s wedding and planned on meeting a friend living in San Jose the next day. San Francisco is notorious for long commutes, so driving to San Jose wasn’t appealing, so our friend suggested taking the Caltrain instead.
