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In the middle of a field in Lolland facing Småland waters on the horizon lies an intriguing artistic installation called Dodekalitten. The name of the artwork is derived from Greek and means twelve stones. As the name would suggest, the work consists of a circle of 12 figures carved from granite. Each stone is 7-9 … Read more
Røsnæs peninsula, stretching 15 km from the west coast of Zealand, is a picturesque area perfect for hiking. Interestingly, it is one of Denmark’s driest and sunniest places, with many wineries on the hilly slopes and interesting plants and animals you would usually not find in this part of Denmark. Flower-and-insect-rich meadows and grasslands with … Read more
When one of my friends suggested skiing holidays in the middle of May, my only reply was: “Where are we going?” And hence we went to Hintertux Glacier ski resort in Austrian Tyrol. Skiing The Hintertux Glacier, located at the end of the Zillertal Valley, is Austria’s only year-round ski resort. Even during summer, you … Read more
After three consecutive years in Tignes, we decided to change the area and try another ski resort. And so La Plagne became our choice. La Plagne is a French ski area in the alpine valley of the Tarentaise, holding the title of the world’s most visited ski resort. La Plagne itself consists of 225 km … Read more
Lake Kawaguchi was our last stop on our journey across Japan and a brief moment of relaxation before our plane back to Denmark. Lake Kawaguchi is a hot spring resort, with a stunning view of Mt. Fuji, exceptionally breathtaking during the cherry blossom season (mid-April) and the autumn foliage (first half of November). It is … Read more
Nanzoin is one of Fukuoka’s most popular day trip destinations, reachable by 30 minutes train ride. Nanzoin Temple is a large complex with many chapels and shrines scattered over the hillside. The temple was built in 1899 and belongs to the school of Shingon Buddhism, which centers itself around nature and mountains. Nanzoin Temple is … Read more
After Beppu, initially, we were supposed to visit Mount Aso – the largest active volcano in Japan and one of the largest in the world. However, to my disappointment, we found out that we would be traveling for 8 hours one way to reach it, only to see the mountain for an hour and then … Read more
After running around the cities for a couple of days, it was time to take a break and relax. Hence, we took a train to Beppu – a hot spring city surrounded by beautiful sea and mountains. Beppu is located along the east coast of Oita Prefecture and is one of the most famous hot … Read more
Jigoku Meguri (Beppu Hell Tour) is a famous sightseeing tour including seven nearby hot springs. Beppu hells (Jigoku) are unique hot springs that reach over 100 degrees Celsius and are the most renowned attraction in Beppu. In the olden days, people assumed those places were cursed because of the gas and water bubbling up and … Read more
I am crazy about doing photoshoots in different outfits, and over the years, I took part in a couple of them. So when my boyfriend decided to tag along on my trip, I got a fantastic idea about including him in one. When I visited Japan in 2017, I had already done a similar photoshoot … Read more
Have you ever wondered how you would look in a maiko or geiko outfit? Kyoto has many establishments that allow you to dress up in traditional costumes. They offer photo sessions with professionals where they do makeup, help you with clothes and then tell exactly how to stand to look awesome 🙂 You can do … Read more
Osaka is the second-largest city in Japan, right after Tokyo, and is located on the island of Honshu. Together with Tokyo and Kyoto, Osaka is one of three must-visit cities in Japan for everyone visiting Japan. Osaka is a vibrant city with rich history and fantastic food. We didn’t have much time to check it … Read more
Leaving the Japanese Alps and Toyama behind, we jumped on a train and went to Osaka. We did a little sightseeing of the city, about which I will elaborate later, but our main goal was Universal Studios Japan. Universal Studios Japan, or USJ in short, is currently the 4th most attended theme park in the … Read more
The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route (立山黒部アルペンルート) is a spectacular route through the Northern Japan Alps. It became viral after the internet got flooded with pictures of immense 20-meter tall snow wall creating a Snow Corridor, which you can visit from April to June. But that is not the only sight you can be mesmerized with. … Read more
Ever since I saw breathtaking pictures of Japanese Macaques, better known as the snow monkey, chilling in a hot spring, it became my dream to see them in person and take photos of them. As a result, Yamanouchi in Nagano Prefecture, where the Jigokudani Monkey Park is located, became my next stop on my epic … Read more
2021 passed like lightning; just moments ago, I celebrated last New Year, and here we are again, yet another year passed by. Even though I have not managed to return to my regular traveling schedule, and my trips are still being postponed, canceled, and very uncertain, I have managed to squeeze in some exciting places. … Read more
Lumagica Christmas Wonderland is an interactive light show taking you on a stroll through a candy forest, the North Pole, Santa’s gift shop, and more. I wanted to try going to Lumagica Christmas Wonderland in Ringsted ever since I’ve gone for a Halloween light show in October. Luckily, I managed to squeeze it in last … Read more
The famous amusement park in the center of Copenhagen is once again illuminated by thousands of lights and surrounded by candied almonds smell. As my tradition would dictate, I had to pop by Tivoli during Christmas and run around with my camera. It was my third attempt as previously when I have tried, during the … Read more
The last two weeks, I’ve spent cooped up at home being sick ;( So when I felt a little bit better and saw snow falling down, I wrapped myself up like a burrito, grabbed my camera, and ran to Dyrehaven. Dyrehaven in winter cover is beautiful, and I don’t think I will ever have enough … Read more
Last year I have discovered that Bakken, the world’s oldest operating amusement park, is adjourned in lights and festive atmosphere throughout December. So as tradition would dictate, I took my camera, put music into my ears, and when for a nice photo session on empty alleyways of the park. If you are in the area, … Read more