The thing about this city is that there’s so much to do, and it really never gets boring because there’s always something fun around the corner.
travel: 798 Art Zone, beijing (china)
798 Art Zone is located at a defunct military factory in Beijing, and the buildings each have a very unique architectural style reminiscent of both the time in which the military factory was still in use and more modern elements.
travel: fredericksburg, texas wineries & vineyards
Fredericksburg, Texas is located about an hour and a half out from Austin, and is actually named after Prince Frederick of Prussia, and most of the town are descended from German settlers.
travel: colorado bend, texas
This past April, my college program made a weekend trip to Colorado Bend, Texas, which is only less than two hour away from the bustling city of Austin. Colorado Bend is a state park in the Hill Country region of the state, so we were able to spend some time hiking and exploring caves during our days there.
travel: fort davis, texas
Fort Davis is home to the highest-elevated county seat in Texas, as well as the McDonald Observatory. Read more about my trip, where we learned about the incredible astronomical research being conducted here.
travel: newry & bethel (the most beautiful villages in maine)
At the beginning of August, my dad and I took a week long trip up to Maine, as well as a small trip to Boston and Mount Washington.
travel: guangzhou’s dim-sun, desserts & more (part four)
Dim sum is a style of Chinese cuisine prepared as small bite-sized portions of food served in small steamer baskets or on small plates and is popular particularly in Guangdong.
