SOUTH KOREA: VLOG 1

Oh South Korea, you incredible country, you. If you don’t know already, I am a bit obsessed with my new home. I honestly have zero complaints when it comes to my seamless transition so far. That being said, I’ve had my moments, one of which you can read about here.

Personally, I have to laugh at myself and the situations I have come across, including the ones in this vlog. So, if watching me attempt to buy dish-washing liquid, getting a mini-tour of my neighborhood, and witnessing my ultimate “I’m lost” face tickles your fancy, I would highly suggest checking out my first vlog here in South Korea!

Xunantunich: The Best Mayan Ruins in Belize

I boarded my plane {still somewhat tipsy} to Central America around 4:00 AM. By this time, I had lived in New York for nearly nine months. I had grown accustomed to everything that came along with residing in the big apple: the crowded subways, the anxiety-triggering fast pace, the smell of morning garbage wafting along the Manhattan streets, and sounds of honking horns, angry shop owners, and police sirens. Needless to say, I was due for a change of pace. It was time to trade in the concrete jungle, for an actual one. Continue Reading

WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE: WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING TIKAL NATIONAL PARK

Of all things I wanted to do and see in Belize and Guatemala, witnessing Mayan ruins was at the top of the list. After all, I was visiting an area of the world with an abundant supply of them. Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize are all home to famous ancient ruins. Tikal, however, was one of the most powerful kingdom’s in Maya history, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Guatemala. Continue Reading