Activities
It is only natural that first-time visitors to France travel to Paris. However, there is much more to see and it was Montpellier in the south of France that captured my attention on my most recent European trip. Montpellier’s eclectic architecture has even made it New York Times’ most forward-thinking city in the country. You could plan… Continue reading Montpellier from the Mediterranean to the Mountains: Best Things to Do
The scenic town of Jiufen in Taiwan is by no means a new tourist destination. Long famed for its pretty winding streets packed with food and wares, this spot day trip destination is less than an hour away from Taipei. Some people stay until sunset to gaze at the dramatic display from the coastal landscape,… Continue reading The Double Life of Jiufen: Staying Overnight at the Day Trip Destination
Spring is arguably the most wonderful of the four seasons. Asian countries, in particular, are beautiful places to visit during spring. Special flowers that are absent during the rest of the year are finally coming into bloom and fruit trees bear in abundance. Several Asian countries celebrate the coming of spring by holding events, festivals,… Continue reading Spring in Asia: Where to Go and What to Expect
It’s always important to take a little “me time” for self-care and reconnecting back to yourself. Taking a trip out of the grind and regimen of daily life can be a beautiful opportunity to recharge and regroup. Read on for our recommendations for solo retreat destinations for every kind of woman. Wonderful Solo Retreat Destinations… Continue reading Solo Retreat Destinations for Women
The city of Ho Chi Minh is an intoxicating mix of bustling metropolis, sleepy Southeast Asian vibes, and colonial French flair. The lands that surround the city are abundant with farms that supply the freshest produce which is then transformed into sumptuous dishes like pho, banh mi, spring rolls, claypot rice, and so much more.… Continue reading Foodies Guide to Ho Chi Minh
We all need time away from the daily grind; somewhere to kick back, put our toes in the sand and simply allow the world to be. A Bali yoga retreat could provide that meaningful experience of recharging and reconnecting with the universe. So, pack your towel, sunnies, and yoga mat and take that short 3-hour flight over Laut… Continue reading Yoga in Bali 2019: Best Retreats and Yoga Resorts
It’s always been a dream of mine to see the many faces of the Himalayas. And Himachal Pradesh, literally meaning “snow-laden province”, is a perfect region to see the western range of the Himalayas. So Dharamshala in India was my chosen destination. But travelling there was not going to be easy. Our six-hour flight became… Continue reading Morgan Goes Glamping – At Camp Lungta in Dharamshala, India
It’s been almost a year since I moved to New York. By this time, the average New Yorker will come to 1) resent Times Square, and 2) form a love-hate relationship with the New York subway system, and 3) constantly field questions from friends and family about how expensive New York activities are, as well as… Continue reading Going Local in New York
If you’re looking to satisfy your hunger for exotic Malaysian flavors, then the food in Ipoh is definitely the way to do just that. It appeals to a great many palates, giving foodies all over the world an unforgettable taste of that Southeast Asian flair. Home to the world-renowned Malaysian White Coffee and Beansprout Chicken, Ipoh… Continue reading Foodies Guide to Ipoh