Bucket List

Traveling has always been one of my greatest passions. I enjoy discovering new places, and immersing myself in different cultures. And the more I travel, the more I want to see the rest of the world. 

Experiences matter a lot to me, which is why I'm more willing to spend my money on funding my trips, than on material things. This is also the reason I decided to keep this blog. I suck at writing but I wanted to remember everything about my travels as much as I can. I've been to quite a lot of places but my feet are still itching to explore what else the world has to offer. Here, I listed the top things I want to do and I hope I get to do all of them in my lifetime!

Beverly Hills

Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills has got to be one of the coolest spots in LA. Posh architecture, paved sidewalks, palm trees along almost every road, perfectly maintained landscapes, and the beach just a short drive away -- what more could you ask for?

We spent two hours walking along the streets of Beverly Hills and taking photos, then proceeded to some shopping centers in the area to take a snack and do some quick shopping. We also had a good look at one section of the two-mile long Santa Monica Beach, sadly the Pier was still too far out to be seen.

Road trip to Arizona

Vegas is amazing at night, but there really isn't much to do during daytime. So to make the most out of our stay, on our second day we went on a road trip to the Grand Canyon and stopped by Hoover Dam and Sedona on the way.

It was scorching hot in Vegas so I wore a light and breezy top but regretted my decision later on because it got real chilly at the Grand Canyon!

Waking Up in Vegas

After four full days in San Francisco, we took a flight to Las Vegas. I never realized how close the two cities were. Turns out they were just an hour-and-a-half plane ride apart!

Napa Valley

My first two days in San Francisco were jam-packed, and I could probably say the same thing about day 3! On this day, we headed north of San Francisco, to Napa Valley to take a look at the numerous vineyards and wineries in that region. Oh, and to get a glimpse of pretty houses too! Lol.

Monterey Bay

On our way to Monterey Bay, we stopped by The Great Mall in Milpitas to do some quick shopping. It was our first time to actually shop at outlet stores during this trip so it took us longer than expected. Lol.

When we arrived, we found out that the Monterey Bay Aquarium was already closed. Since we were already there, we just walked around the city, snapped a few photos, and searched for a nice place to eat.

Sausalito

We had just arrived in San Francisco, but I was already itching to see the Golden Gate Bridge! And what better way to enjoy the view than from the wonderful city of Sausalito?