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Perfect 1, 2, or 3 Day Auckland Itinerary With Helpful Tips for You
The running joke from anyone from Oceania or who has visited New Zealand is that you should spend 0 days in Auckland. If you think I’m joking, a Google search of things to do in Auckland leads to Redditors saying “leave”. And in response to how many days to spend in Auckland, they’ll say zero. And after spending one day in Auckland as a tourist, I get why they said it. I wouldn’t recommend visiting only Auckland in New Zealand—that would be a waste! But, if you’re coming to visit multiple parts of New Zealand, including Auckland, then this is for you. I’ll share how to make the best of…
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Matsuyama Japan: Must-Do Itinerary For a Unique Experience
Welcome to the largest city in Shikoku, Japan’s fourth largest island. Shikoku isn’t on most people’s itineraries when visiting Japan, but it’s an underrated destination. But of the cities in Shikoku, Matsuyama is the most popular and populous. With around half a million in population, Shikoku’s capital city offers splendid sites like the Matsuyama Castle and the Dogo Onsen. This area of Japan rarely gets international tourism, so it’s perfect if you want to see another side of Japan (the countryside). If you’ve found yourself visiting Matsuyama, congrats! It’s a great place to see. Here’s what to do on a day trip to Matsuyama, Japan, with my must-do itinerary. Matsuyama,…
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Kawagoe: How to Take The Perfect Day Trip to Kawagoe
Take a one-hour train ride from Tokyo to get transported back three centuries. Japan during the Edo Period had closed borders to the outside world, leading to a period of economic prosperity and peace. Only a few places in Japan can you experience was life in the Edo Period was like, and one of those places is Kawagoe. It’s a short train ride away from Tokyo that makes for one of the best day trips on your trip. Immerse yourself in traditional architecture and peruse through handmade goods as if you were living in older times. There’s so much to do in this small town, so here’s how to take…
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The Best 18 Things to Do in Amsterdam For Your First Time
When most people think of things to do in Amsterdam, they probably think of weed, partying, and the Red Light District. Loads of backpackers and young travelers come here to party, let loose, and partake in the weed “coffee” shops. But there’s another side to Amsterdam that is just as popular. Just think of Amsterdam’s beautiful canals, windmills, and museums. Amsterdam is a beautiful, historic city that started as a fishing village in the thirteenth century. It grew to economic prominence in the 17th century thanks to flourishing trade. To transport goods and a growing population, the Lords oversaw building more than 100 canals in Amsterdam. Many of the canals…