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Taipei beyond Nightmarket
Night markets may be the beating heart of Taipei’s street culture—but this city has far more to offer than bubble tea and stinky tofu. As someone who’s wandered its alleyways, caught its hidden sunsets, and had unexpected moments of connection with locals, I want to take you beyond the usual tourist path. Here’s a local-flavored guide to the side of Taipei you might miss if you only follow Instagram.
Bathhouse Etiquette in Japan
As an introvert, the idea of walking naked into a room full of strangers was my personal nightmare. But during my travels in Japan, I knew I couldn’t leave without experiencing one of its most sacred rituals: the onsen. What started as a hesitant cultural leap turned into one of the most unexpectedly grounding, human, and healing experiences of my trip. Here’s what it felt like—from awkward beginnings to peaceful endings—and everything I learned along the way
The Carry-On Only Challenge
I remember standing in my bedroom, staring at an open suitcase and the mess of clothes spilling around it, already feeling overwhelmed. A month-long trip through Europe was on the horizon—Italy, Spain, Portugal—each promising its own flavors, textures, and weather. I had done this before: packed a giant suitcase, crammed full of “maybe” outfits, three pairs of shoes I didn’t wear, and bulky sweaters that never saw the light of day. But this time, something felt different.