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We visited Death Valley National Park in late September when temperatures were still reaching 106°F. Here's how we explored Badwater Basin, Artist's Palette, Zabriskie Point, Dante's View and more while planning our days around the extreme heat.
Read MoreI returned to Luxor Las Vegas for a nostalgic two-night stay inside the iconic pyramid. Here's what I really thought about the room, pool, restaurants, parking, prices, and whether we'd stay again.
Read MoreWondering what to wear in Las Vegas in September? Here’s what I actually wore and packed for hot 90-degree days, cooler evenings, pool time, Fremont Street, Area15, and nights out.
Read MoreI booked Mandalay Bay Las Vegas at the last minute just to experience its famous pool. Here's my honest review of the lazy river, wave pool, Resort King room, dining, prices, pros, cons and tips for planning your stay.
Read MoreI spent three nights at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas and was surprised by how much this off-Strip resort has to offer. Here’s my review of the room, pool, restaurants, location, Hilton Gold perks and what to know before booking.
Read MorePlanning a trip to Japan? Several recent travel changes could affect your budget, transportation, shopping and even what you pack for your flight. We break down five important updates, including Japan Rail Pass pricing, the new tax-free shopping process, Shinkansen reservations, Kyoto hotel taxes and power bank rules.
Read MoreI stayed at Circa Las Vegas in a Corner Studio overlooking Stadium Swim, and sharing my honest experience. From the modern rooms and unbeatable Fremont Street location to the restaurants, rooftop bar, pool, and a few disappointments, here's everything you should know before booking.
Read MoreA pet-friendly Memorial Day weekend in Solvang with dogs, including where we stayed, how walkable the town was, dog-friendly tips, Danish bakeries, public bathrooms, and easy places to eat and explore.
Read MoreCorque Hotel Solvang review from our dog-friendly weekend stay, including room details, free parking, walkable location, Craft House dining, and what to know before booking.
Read MoreAfter using my Japan purchases for over a year, I'm sharing what was actually worth bringing home, what surprised me, and the items I probably wouldn't buy again.
Read MoreOur honest review of MIMARU Tokyo Akasaka, including the room, location, amenities, kitchen, laundry, and whether we would stay here again.
Read MoreI tested the new Lo & Sons Sherborn personal item bag to see how it works for travel, what fits inside, and whether it could replace my usual Lo & Sons Melrose backpack.
Read MoreSummer travel outfits are fun to pack until you have to figure out what to wear underneath. I tested the CAKES Cleavage Bra with strappy tank tops, crochet tops, sweetheart necklines, and summer dresses to see if it is actually worth packing for vacation outfits.
Read MoreAfter nearly two weeks in Japan, it was time to fly home. In this review, I share my experience flying United Airlines Economy Plus from Narita Airport (NRT) to Los Angeles (LAX) aboard a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
Read MoreFlying to Japan is a long journey, so is United Airlines Economy Plus worth the extra cost? On my recent flight from Houston to Tokyo Narita, I tested the seat, food, entertainment, Wi-Fi, amenities, and overall comfort to see if the additional legroom makes a difference on a 13-hour flight.
Read MoreWe stayed at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo with a Tokyo Tower view and balcony. Here’s our honest review of the room, service, location, amenities, and whether this peaceful Tokyo hotel is worth booking.
Read MoreWondering where to take the best photos of Tokyo Tower? We’re sharing the exact Tokyo Tower photo spots we found during our stay nearby, including GPS map locations, popular Instagram spots, quieter viewpoints, and the places we skipped because of long lines.
Read MoreExplore the Tokyo Tower area with this flexible walking route through Shiba Park, Zojoji Temple, NHK Broadcasting Museum, Atago Jinja, Toranomon Hills, and Tokyo Tower.
Read MoreLooking for things to do in Akasaka? After spending three days exploring this Tokyo neighborhood, we found fantastic coffee shops, beautiful shrines, great local restaurants, and one of our favorite cultural experiences in Japan.
Read MoreOur real Tokyo outfits from a late March trip during cherry blossom season, including rainy-day layers, comfortable walking shoes, outfit mistakes, and what actually worked for exploring Tokyo in cool spring weather.
Read MoreFrom Hidden Gems to Fashion Trends! A lifestyle blog about two sisters who love to travel and mix in fashion, beauty, pet-friendly destinations and more.
We're sisters who are half Japanese and half American and we love to travel the world in style! Follow our adventures as we discover hidden gems, amazing landscapes, or cute things to do in Japan. Subscribe to our Youtube channel and see how silly we can be😆
I often get asked what women should wear in Turkey or if there is some sort of dress code for women. In general, you can pretty much wear whatever you want. The only places where you need to dress a certain way is at the mosques. To give you a better idea on what you should pack, here’s what I wore in Cappadocia, Antalya, Kas, Pamukkale, and Istanbul.
Have you seen those beautiful palm tree-lined streets in LA and ever wondered where the heck people took those photos? We drove around Beverly Hills and found the perfect spot and have the actual cross street names so you don’t get lost.
Crystal and I took the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Backpack and the Citysafe CX Anti-theft Convertible Backpack on our recent trip to Japan and they were just what we needed for our travels and exploring Tokyo. Here are our top 7 reasons why we love our sleek and city chic backpacks.
My visit to Chip and Joanna’s empire in Waco, Texas with Kuma. Magnolia Market at the Silos is humungous and often referred to as the Disneyland of Fixer Upper fans. I can understand why they call it that now.