Category Archives: Transportation

Biking in Amsterdam: How to Rent with Donkey Republic and Visit the Central Station Bike Garage.

Amsterdam on Two Wheels Before my trip, I expected to be wowed by Amsterdam’s canals, architecture, and art. But what really made me stop and stare? The bikes. Here, cycling isn’t a side activity — it’s the heartbeat of the city. It’s how locals commute, shop for groceries, pick up kids, meet friends, and evenContinueContinue reading “Biking in Amsterdam: How to Rent with Donkey Republic and Visit the Central Station Bike Garage.”

Coffee Break: Back from Amsterdam

Hello my Dear Friends! I have so many stories and travel tips to share — but as always, I’m constantly running out of time. And I got sick right after we got home. So many people were sneezing and coughing on the plane. The funny part? I actually brought masks with me, thinking ahead… butContinueContinue reading “Coffee Break: Back from Amsterdam”

Travel Etiquette: Transportation.  

This post was published on my Triptipedia Page first. When it comes to traveling, it’s not just about reaching your destination. It’s also about having a pleasant and hassle-free journey. Whether you’re flying, riding on a train, or traveling on a long-distance bus, knowing and following the guidelines of transport etiquette is essential. This notContinueContinue reading “Travel Etiquette: Transportation.  “

What you need to know before visiting Japan. 

Japan is one of my favorite countries. Beautiful, amazing, modern and very traditional. Traveling across the country is simple if you plan ahead of time. Here is some useful information you should know before traveling to Japan to make your vacation easier and more enjoyable! Best time to visit Japan.  The best time to visitContinueContinue reading “What you need to know before visiting Japan. “

Visiting South Dakota: Things to see around Keystone. Part 2.

Keystone Town, South Dakota To enjoy the little town of Keystone, you will need at least 3-4 days, maybe even a week.  I already shared some necessary information about Mt Rushmore Memorial in my previous post. If you missed it, then please click here to read it.  What else can you explore there?  Here areContinueContinue reading “Visiting South Dakota: Things to see around Keystone. Part 2.”

Visiting South Dakota: Mount Rushmore Memorial and Keystone Town. Part 1.

Mount Rushmore National Memorial Every country or city has a recognizable iconic place or famous symbol.  Even at a glance, you can tell where it is.   The United States is identified with The Statue of Liberty, Las Vegas, The Grand Canyon National Park and, of course, Mount Rushmore National Memorial with the impressive monumental sculptureContinueContinue reading “Visiting South Dakota: Mount Rushmore Memorial and Keystone Town. Part 1.”

Great day trip to Leuven, Belgium.

Leuven is a gorgeous Belgium city. I always wanted to say small cute city, probably because it was so cozy and friendly and I felt very welcomed there.  In fact, Leuven is the capital of the province of Flemish Brabant and the eighth largest city in Belgium with a population of more than 100,244 people.  The cityContinueContinue reading “Great day trip to Leuven, Belgium.”

Hotel Twenty One: My Comfortable Stay in Rome

Italy is a very popular travel destination and a wonderful historic country. It is one of the world’s centers of magnificent art, architecture, literature, music, and fashion. Italian people have an amazing cousin and so romantic language.  Unfortunately, Covid-19 unexpectedly disrupted our lives, economies and the whole world feel uncertain about the future. But hopefullyContinueContinue reading “Hotel Twenty One: My Comfortable Stay in Rome”