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New Zealand Travel Guide: Christchurch City Situated in Canterbury Region, Christchurch is the largest city of New Zealand’s South Island. It’s a must-visit destination for tourists and there’s no doubt about it. If you’re planning to have a road trip on the South Island, it will most likely be point where you start or finish. But, is this city worth visiting after the deadly earthquake in 2011, which caused thousands of building to be demolished? This city is still in ruins at this moment, yet it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit. There are so many things to do in this beautiful city, from visiting old buildings, the local farmers market, to punting on the Avon river. So, it’s essential to spend a day or two in Christchurch when you come to New Zealand. How to go to Christchurch Central City from the Christchurch Airport? Christchurch Airport is about 12 kilometers north west of the city center. The most recommended transport options are bus and shuttle. Bus. Might be
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Summer Trip to the Amazing Jeju Island, South Korea I visited South Korea in June, with my family for about ten days. Our vacation started in Jeju Island, then we continued to Busan, and the last yet the best one was Seoul. In this part, I will only tell you about how we spent our holiday in Jeju. Rather than joining a tour, we explored Jeju by renting a car and prepared our own itinerary instead. So the information below might be useful for you who would like to have a vacation in Jeju by yourselves. Here are the tourist attractions we visited in three days. Day 1 (Maeil Olle Market, Jeju Fine Hotel) We started our trip from Jeju Island, but we spent a day in Seoul before that. We flew to Jeju by Jeju Air and it took us about an hour from Seoul, so we arrived in Jeju International Airport at about 16.00. Our first plan was to rent a car, because we thought it would be the fastest and most convenient way to explore the island. Public buses are available, but some t
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What to Do in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, is the largest city in Vietnam which used to be the capital city of South Vietnam. After the reunification of both North and South in 1975, the capital city of Vietnam became Hanoi. However, the terms of Saigon is still widely used, especially by the locals. Saigon looks much more developed than Hanoi, with the skyscrapers, office buildings, ongoing constructions, and huge shopping malls. While most tourists come to Hanoi to learn the culture and explore the nature, some of them pay a visit to Saigon for foods and shopping. The most touristy parts of Saigon are called Pham Ngu Lao and Bui Vien Street , both are located in District 1.  To go to this part of the city from Tan Son Nhat International Airport, you can take the yellow bus number 109 for VND 20,000 as the cheapest option. If you come with lots of luggage, taxi (VND 150,000 – 180,000) might be a better choice. Remember to take either
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Trekking in Sapa, Vietnam Sapa is a small town located in Lao Cai Province in Northwest Vietnam, which is close to Chinese border. It is famous for its mountainous area that many people, mostly tourists come here for trekking while Vietnamese from the south come to relax, also enjoy the cool air and the beautiful scenery. There are two common ways to reach Sapa by public transports, either by train or sleeper bus. Train. Trains are only available until Lao Cai which is one hour ride from Sapa town. It takes 8 hours from Hanoi to Lao Cai and each train leaves at night, mostly departs at 21.00 from Hanoi Railway Station and arrive at Lao Cai Railway Station at 05.00 , so you would stay overnight on the train. A one-way train ticket would cost about USD 30 per person for 4 berths cabin and USD 60 for 2 berth cabin. Once you arrive at Lao Cai Station, you have to hire a minibus to go to Sapa. I’m not sure how much this would cost but there will be lots of locals offerin
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