Everything Felt Surreal: My Paris Experience
I’ve already said this a few times while I was there—but even now, it still feels the same. Paris felt […]
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Travel Journal
Personal travel stories from my adventures around the world. These posts document real experiences, memorable moments, and lessons learned while exploring new destinations.
A Quiet Morning in Kyoto
Kyoto felt different the moment I arrived. But what stayed with me the most wasn’t a specific place. It was
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The Feeling of Being in Paris for the First Time
I didn’t expect Paris to feel the way it did. Not in a big, dramatic way. Just something quiet. It
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Meeting Old Friends in Paris After 20 Years
Out of everything I did in Paris, this was the most unexpected highlight. Meeting old friends—after 20 years—in a place
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The First Time I Rode the Shinkansen
One thing I was looking forward to in Japan was riding the Shinkansen. You see it online all the time—but
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Amsterdam vs Paris: Two Very Different European Cities
Amsterdam and Paris are both popular—but they feel completely different once you’re actually there. I didn’t notice it at first.
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Walking Through Paris Without a Plan
This was a different kind of day. No itinerary. No places to check off.Just walking around central Paris. Some days,
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The First Time I Saw the Eiffel Tower
I didn’t see the Eiffel Tower from the usual spots. No Trocadéro. No big reveal moment. I saw it while
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The Feeling of Crossing Borders in Europe
There’s something strange about crossing borders in Europe. Not dramatic. Not emotional. Just… quiet. I took the train from the
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