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| 1. Yosemite Yosemite was one of the most peaceful places I’ve ever been. I hiked, rode a cruiser bike around and just wandered aimlessly through the streams and fields. Here are the things you can do here: Events Arts & Culture Attractions Biking Featured Hikes Fishing Gold Panning Golf Horseback Riding Museums Rafting Rock Climbing Shopping Spas and Wellness Tasting & Breweries Tours Winter Activities |
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| 2. Sequoia National Forest The Sequoia National Forest is a sight to behold as well, it is named after Sequoia Tree. Sequoia’s are the world’s largest single living trees. Here are activities you can do in this themed Park Black Bear Encounters Lodge Dining Options Cocktail Lounge Retail & Ski Shops Bearpaw High Sierra Camp Sequoia Campgrounds |
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| 3. Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Coast Highway has some of the most scenic ocean views ever and is dotted with interesting stopping points along the way. Here are interesting stopping points along the way. Hearst Castle Big Sur The Monterey Bay Aquarium Piedras Blancas Elephant Seals Beach Santa Monica Pier Golden Gate Bridge Point Reyes National Seashore Redwood National Park Florence Sea Lion Caves Olympic National Park |
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| The amount of men in one location can be alarming. This is actually in Old Delhi, a place were I felt less anxious. |
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| As you can probably tell from this unflattering picture, I was overwhelmed. It was raining, I was barefoot, everyone was either staring at me or trying to sell me something and I was filthy. |
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| At Fatehpur Sikri. If you can avoid visiting during holidays or special occasions, do! |
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| No trip is complete to Singapore without feasting your eyes on the Marina Bay Sands Hotel. It really is a gorgeous architectural wonder and is as impressive from the top as it is from across the water |
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| Arab Street is another favorite of mine. The mosque sits in the center and is surrounded by little shops, specializing in everything from carpets and lamps to fabric. The restaurants in the area are quite good with Middle Eastern menus. This is also a great area for trendy shopping. Just two blocks over is Haji Lane, where up and coming Singaporean designers display their work. |
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| Gardens by the Bay |
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| Botanic Garden |
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| Siquijor is not as well known but quite unique. It’s got all of the beauty of some of the more traveled islands in the Philippines, with less of a crowd. |
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| Boracay; it’s flashy, and crowded and perhaps cliché, but it’s also a good time. By day you have clear blue water and baby powder soft sand. And by night you have wild partying on the beach. |
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| Batanes is the road less traveled. It’s known as the Scotland of the Philippines with rolling hills and roaming cows everywhere. It’s very peaceful and one of the few places I’ve gone to that’s untouched by tourism really. |
One of the many hiring agencies located in Singapore. You can find them in almost any mall.
These ladies were so excited when I asked them if I could take their
picture. They were having an early Christmas celebration on their day
off.
Another community of helpers gathering to enjoy their day off together in the Botanic Garden.
