After 5 full days in Salento, we decided to move on to the next city; Medellin. Salento doesn't have any bus terminal, it has this small kiosk that sells bus tickets with a hand-written board of what bus goes where, when and the fare. We took the earliest bus that leaves Salento and paid about 20 US...

Today I was sharing juicy gossips to a friend and somehow our conversation full of malarkey led to a serious talk about life, passion, and living a life without passion. Don’t you just love it how a petty talk about one’s life ends up making you think about your own petty life? It made me realize th...

Before I blabber about the beauty of this iconic place in Bogota, let me tell you about how am I doing at the moment. You know, just in case you care to know… Ha, I am writing as if there`s any digital dumplings actually read this blog!

And the journey continued.. 

Medellin region

Last December we decided to spend three weeks in Colombia. Why Colombia? well, first because none of us ever went to South America, second, we have a lot of Colombian friends who shared us their lovely stories about their hometown in Colombia that inspired us to visit the country, and last but not l...

Before planning our trip to Turkey, we had no idea what the blue cruise was (or even heard about it), but after I read about it, hopping on a blue cruise adventure became one of my most pivotal purpose in life (excuse the exaggeration). The Blue cruise is basically sailing along the Mediterranean on...

As I have explained briefly on my previous post, Gwangjang market is one of the oldest and the largest functioning market in South Korea with around 5000 vendors selling different things like food, textile, etc. What fascinated me the most was the food section. 

I love Korean food and ...