A spontaneous detour near Seoul Station led me to Seoullo 7017, Seoul’s elevated sky garden filled with greenery, night views, and over 24,000 plants. What was once an old highway overpass is now a peaceful one-kilometre walkway hovering above the city.

A relaxing stroll along the Cairns Esplanade, from wildlife sightings and scenic boardwalks to the vibrant night markets and evening fireworks. This easy waterfront walk offers the perfect introduction to Cairns for first-time visitors, combining nature, culture, and leisurely sightseeing.

Exploring Brisbane’s CBD through a free guided walking tour offered a deeper appreciation for the city’s history and architecture. From heritage landmarks and hidden interiors to modern interactive spaces, this walk showcased the many layers of Brisbane’s urban core.

Exploring South Brisbane and Kangaroo Point on foot offers some of the best river views, green spaces, and cultural attractions in the city. From Story Bridge to South Bank Parklands, this walk highlights Brisbane’s balance of nature, culture, and urban life.

A scenic, easy-paced day exploring Sydney’s CBD on foot—from the Opera House and Harbour Bridge to Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, and Chinatown—ending with a relaxing stroll through Hyde Park.

Brighton Beach is home to Melbourne’s iconic, brightly coloured bathing boxes—heritage-listed beachfront huts that create one of the city’s most recognizable coastal views. On a windy day trip from the CBD, we explored the vibrant shoreline, walked the coastal trail to St Kilda, and enjoyed a mix of nature and urban charm.

A full day of exploring Melbourne’s CBD on foot, from historic markets and Victorian-era arcades to skyline views at the Melbourne Skydeck and an evening at the Winter Night Market. The perfect introduction to Melbourne’s culture, food, and architecture.

A walkable port city rich in history, Tsuruga offers towering shrine gates, scenic viewpoints, and reminders of its role as Japan’s gateway to the world—all within an easy day trip from Kanazawa.

Climbing Tokyo Tower’s 600 steps for panoramic views of the city, with a rewarding open-air ascent and a classic perspective on one of Tokyo’s most iconic landmarks.