The best way to travel around Japan: the Shinkansen. We got a 2-week rail pass and rolled around the country on these amazing “bullet trains.” Reaching max speeds of 200mph and rarely a second late, they put our trains to shame in the US
Looking up in the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. This is another highly photographed spot outside of Kyoto’s center and was a great spot to walk before the crowds showed up. #whereveryouland
Kinkaku-ji is one of the most famous (and most photographed) Buddhist Temples in Japan. It is located in Kyoto and even on a gray day that gold shines bright! #whereveryouland
Walking the torii path at the Fushimi Inari-taisha outside of Kyoto was incredible. We got up early to walk the path as the sun came up. Barely saw a person and had views like this for a few hours! #whereveryouland
Mighty sobering visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and learning all about the horrific Atomic Bomb attacks from 1945. Hiroshima the city is fully rebuilt today but the A-Bomb dome (pictured on the left) stands as a constant reminder of what happen
The Meiji Shrine in the middle of Tokyo is not only a sacred place, but is an amazing way to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The shrine was completed in 1920 and sits in a forest that covers 170 acres! #whereveryouland
Oh, hey Japan!! Spent over 2 weeks in this amazing country. So many awesome pics to come! Can’t wait to share. #whereveryouland
Anyone eat octopus on a stick last night?!? China blog and photo gallery are up on our website. Hit the link in our bio if you need a few moments to recover from that Super Bowl Hangover! #whereveryouland
Terracotta Soldiers in Xi’an, China. This excavation site has revealed over 8,000 soldiers (each with a unique face) as well as hundreds of horses and chariots. The army is part of a vast array of hidden chambers surrounding and protecting Empe
Seeing The Great Wall of China in person was insane. Between the intense grades and the incredible vastness, it took our breath away. Truly a marvel and should be on everyone’s bucket list #whereveryouland
Walking the expansive grounds of the Forbidden City in Beijing. #whereveryouland
First stop in China: Shanghai! It pretty much poured the entire time we were there, but we caught a brief moment to actually see the skyline and grab a photo. Cool city and and a nice first impression. #whereveryouland
Montane Mansion has become one of the most instagrammed locations in Hong Kong. This is partly due to the fact it was featured in the @transformersmovie. We just thought it looked cool so on our last night in HK ventured there to take a night shots a
Crusin’ through the rice fields of Ubud, Bali. We spent our Xmas Holiday here a few weeks ago and it feels like ages ago now! We were reminded of this as we are in the midst of a crazy snowstorm here in Japan, where we currently are. Will be ex
The beautiful skyline of Singapore speaks for itself! #whereveryouland
Hello everyone and hope your 2018 is off to a great start! We are back on the grid after spending two weeks on Mainland China. We are currently in Japan, but before we get there we thought we would finally catch you up on our time in Thailand. New ga
Well surprise surprise we are behind on posts. We thought about putting together a “best of 2017” slideshow, but it was just too hard...maybe when we are done and have had time to reflect a bit more. This past year has been beyond incredi
What a year 2017 has been! Happy New Year from Hong Kong and hope everyone has an amazing 2018! 🍾🥂🎉 #whereveryouland
We spent our Christmas in Bali doing a whole lot of nothing! It was kind of nice. However, we were able to work on our Myanmar blog and photo gallery, which is now up on our website. Hit the link in our bio to check it out and hope everyone had a gre
We are not sponsored, we just love this book. If you are in need of a last minute Xmas gift for anyone who loves travel hit the link in our bio to buy #thewayfarershandbook by our friend @evan.s.rice. This book is chock full of world knowledge, trivi