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Winter in Japan | Kanazawa Hotel Review: Sumiyoshiya Ryokan

By Chloe on November 14, 2018

Japan Winter Itinerary Part 3. Where to Stay in Kanazawa Kanazawa Hotel: Sumiyoshiya Ryokan Star Ratings: 3 stars Room type: Japanese style with Private Bath Wi-fi: Complimentary Parking: Complimentary Meals: Japanese style breakfast included. Kaiseki ryori is available upon request at additional charge. Amenities: Tatami floor, Futon beds, yukata, Japanese bidet, TV, coffee maker, hairdryer, […]

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Asia | Culture | Japan

Winter in Japan | Behind the Closed Doors of Geisha House in Kanazawa

By Chloe on November 9, 2018

Higashi Chaya: Kanazawa Geisha District | An intimate visit behind the closed doors of Japanese edo-period geisha house | #Kanazawa #higashichaya #Geisha | chloestravelogue.com

Japan Winter Itinerary Part 2. An Intimate Visit to Kanazawa Geisha District – Higashi Chaya This post is part of Winter in Japan Series: Part 1.Things to Do in Kanazawa in Two Days Part 2. Behind the Closed Doors of Geisha House in Kanazawa 📌 Part 3. Where to Stay in Kanazawa: Kanazawa Hotel Review Part […]

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Asia | Itinerary | Japan

Winter in Japan | Things to Do in Kanazawa

By Chloe on November 5, 2018

Japan Winter Itinerary Part 1. Kanazawa Japan Guide When I was planning for the trip to Japan in winter, I wasn’t exactly looking for an off-the-beaten-path. Since it was my third time to Japan and the first time in winter, I thought it would be nice to explore Japan’s winter wonderland. I researched places to […]

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Asia | Reviews | Thailand

Best Place to Stay in Chiang Mai • Boutique Hotel

By Chloe on April 11, 2018

Planning a trip to Chiang Mai, Thailand? Check out my experience at this boutique hotel in old city and learn why I think it is the Best Place to Stay in Chiang Mai | www.chloestravelogue.com

Where to Stay in Chiang Mai Shortly after I decided to celebrate Songkran, I looked up some Chiang Mai hotels. Soon I realized I was way too late in the game. Many of mid-range Chiang Mai hotels were completely booked. While it was challenging to find a mid-range hotel in Chiang Mai that can accommodate […]

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Asia | Cafe Culture | Food | Kaohsiung | Taiwan

Best Milk Tea & Coffee in Kaohsiung

By Chloe on March 16, 2018

Best Milk Tea in Kaohsiung, Taiwan | The Famous, The Old & The New | www.chloestravelogue.com

MILK TEA There are two things overflowing in Taiwan: scooters on the road and milk tea shops. I’m not kidding when I say there is at least one milk tea shop on every single block! After all, Taiwan is the birthplace of milk tea (奶茶). Righteously, Taiwanese are milk tea snobs. And just like beef […]

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Asia | Food | Kaohsiung | Taiwan

Best Sweets in Kaohsiung | Where to Buy Pineapple Cakes & Other Desserts

By Chloe on March 14, 2018

Best Sweets in Kaohsiung, Taiwan | Pineapple Cakes & Alternatives for Souvenir, Shaved Ice, Mochi & Matcha Desserts | www.chloestravelogue.com

PINEAPPLE CAKES If there is one treat everyone should try in Taiwan, it is the pineapple cakes (鳳梨酥). Taiwanese pineapples are juicy and sweet, well-balanced with tanginess. No wonder why pineapple cakes become one of the most popular souvenirs to bring back home from Taiwan. With the high demand, there is an overwhelming number of […]

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Asia | Itinerary | Kaohsiung | Taiwan

4 Perfect Days in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

By Chloe on March 4, 2018

The Ultimate Guide to Kaohsiung Taiwan | Things to Do in 4 Days |www.chloestravelogue.com

Things to Do in Kaohsiung Kaohsiung (高雄; Gāoxióng) is the second largest city in Taiwan. Located in the southern part of the island, it is historically a port city. Through the colonization of the Dutch, Japanese and Chinese, the area’s culture and development were influenced by many foreign cultures. Visitors can still find the remains […]

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Asia | Korea | Travel Tips

When is the Best Time to Travel to Korea?

By Chloe on January 17, 2018

Best Time to Visit Korea - In Fall, Korea turns to a colorful canvas with yellow, red, gold and green. | www.chloestravelogue.com | #korea #fall #palace #maple

South Korea has very distinctive four seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall) and Winter. Duh…? Ok, well, the key word here is “distinctive.” Allow me to explain as this might be an important factor for you to decide when to visit Korea. Spring in Korea: March through May I love spring in Korea. I just can’t […]

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