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Oribu Gastrobar is located in the trendy district Chueca in Madrid. Food porn ahead! OMG, their food is orgasmic. The ambience, the presentation, the flavour is amazing. Tapas format, but with Asian inspo. The combinations… The Glass Palace (aka Palacio de Cristal) is an iron/glass architecture found inside the Retiro Park, Madrid. As you know, I am an “arrive first found out later” sort of tourist, so I found this… I’ve decided to write about my symptoms lol. Even since I’ve passed that 2 years mark, that blog graveyard curse feels real. The more I learn about blogging, the less pleasurable it has become. So… Review of the Spanish Inquisition Tour by Sandemans, Madrid. Is it worth the money and time? This place was on the way to La Maison de Foret. Easy access. Anyone can do this in flip flops or barefoot. 2 min walk on paved road to the waterfall. Fab wild swim offering! Went to the Louis Vuitton series 3 exhibition in London last week and here is a quick summary on what to expect. Here are some hidden photo locations for your summer (or spring) visit in Paris. This is called a summer photography location list because all these spots work best in summer. Best of all? I have only included FREE spots. Please note that everything is outdoor, so they may not work out so well if it rains. Here’s my lists for Prague’s top scams and how to prevent them. Okay, scam is a strong word, but you know what I mean. This list comprises of some out right scams and unsavoury (sneaky) business tactics. This maybe a strange way to start my Prague article series, but hey, Prague is a well covered topic amongst travel blogs. Why not start with something practical? Latest
一期一会 (ichigo ichie)
One opportunity, one time.
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Ryukyu was the old version word for Okinawa. This theme park recreated the times of Ryuku kingdom, a cultural type of theme park. It was small, so 2-3 hours was suffice, unless you decide to make your own pottery, glass or other local hand craft. The park was very Japanese, not much English happens here. Well, I was there in April, off peak. The staff were incredibly friendly and very proactive in welcoming guests. Warm and fuzzy feeling sort of theme park 🙂 My photo says it all I think. Look at that VIEW!!!! Nothing had been photoshop. The water was THAT blue and clean.