After exploring St. Joseph's Cathedral, we headed back to our hostel. By then, it was well past the check-in time, so our rooms were finally ready. We grabbed our luggage, made our way to the rooms, and settled in. The exhaustion from all the walking had finally caught up with us, and my feet were begging for a break. A hot shower felt like heaven! It was exactly what we needed to relax and refresh ourselves. Once we were clean and re-energized, we got dressed and prepared for our next adventure. Excited and ready to explore more of Hanoi, we stepped out and made our way to the famous and thrilling Train Street!

I still remember the day I got the offer letter. I was over the moon, convinced that this was the start of something great. But the day I resigned? That was the real happiest moment of my time there.I started counting down the days till I got to leave my awful, horrible job. I thought as the days dwindled down, I would feel some sadness about leaving a place where I had worked for an entire year. I did not form any sort of attachment to my office or my work. It was not a bittersweet feeling to leave this place. It was completely, 100% sweet.

After exploring the beautiful Tran Quoc Pagoda, I was tired of carrying my backpack around. The hostel check-in wasn't until later, but we decided to drop off our luggage there and pick up a rental scooter as well. So, we booked a Grab taxi and headed to the hostel.

He first told me about Hive a long time ago. I remember him showing me some of his posts, maybe early last year but I didn’t take it seriously. I thought, "No, this isn’t my thing. I don’t do this." It felt like another Instagram but with more words, or just a place for showing off things. I was sure it wasn’t for me.

Title: The Paris Apartment Author: Lucy Foley Page count: 406 pages Genre: Mystery, Thriller My Rating: 4 stars out of 5The book is set in Paris (duh!) and follows a woman named Jess Hadley. She’s an English bartender visiting her brother, Ben Hadley, at his apartment. Jess and Ben are half-siblings—they share the same mother but have different fathers. From the very beginning, we see that Jess is struggling. She and Ben were adopted as children, but they had very different fates. Ben was lucky enough to be placed with a wealthy, kind family, while Jess had a tougher life, facing several hardships.

Hello Fellow Travelers!This post is going to be about my first-ever international trip. The trip lasted 7 days and covered two cities in Vietnam – Hanoi and Sapa. This was such a special trip because not only was it my first time traveling abroad, but I also got to explore a new country with Ramesh (@bighungrypanda). He had already been to Vietnam once and wanted me to enjoy the amazing experiences this country had to offer. Since he had prior experience, and is a professional trip curator, he planned almost everything to make sure our trip was smooth and exciting. And I have to say, he did a splendid job! He introduced me to this really cool app Wanderlog that we used to plan everything out. The interface is really simple and allows for easy collaboration. So many other cool features too!