Travel

I've lived in Seoul for five years and I’m not thinking of leaving. So, it is my utmost pleasure to you about my favorite places in Seoul.

Even though I struggled with my initial traveling mishaps, the urban nature of Vancouver healed me immediately.

After three months of gloomy weather, last Sunday was finally the day I crossed the Golden Gate Bridge.

As someone who has been taking the Amtrak home since Freshman year, I’ve gained a lot of tips and tricks to make sure your journey is a good one. If you’re planning on traveling using Amtrak anytime soon, here are some things to keep in mind! 

With or without the rain, Seattle is a wondrous place to visit. Here's my traveling guide to Seattle!

New York City has seen me at all stages of my life, and I’m grateful for all of the moments that she houses, memories that I can rebuild myself upon. 

Topped with talented artists, crafts, merchandise, live music and photo ops, there’s definitely something for everyone at the 626 Night Market.

Recently, North California has been extremely rainy and even stormy. However, regardless of rain, I still want to explore the thirteenth largest city of the United States. Here is a traveling guide to San Francisco—rainy days version.

All in all, if you’re staying here in Berkeley for spring break and are looking for something new to do, I highly recommend checking out Emeryville if you haven’t already! It’s super easy to get to, not too far of a commute and definitely worth visiting at least once in your time here at Cal.

The best part of Jongno is that once you get into the  district, you don’t have to take any public transportation. Jongno has a ‘vibe’ that is incomparable to other districts, and if you ever choose to visit, here is my ‘walking’ guide for Jongno.