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If you know someone who love a boost in their healing journey, get them a Healing Journal. The funds raised go towards giving vulnerable caregivers access to CaringSG programmes for networks and resources. The post The Story Behind the Healing Journal first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post The Story Behind the Healing Journal appeared first on Jules the Traveller .
After taking in the glory of the Forbidden City, I was curious as to how China s royalty used to live in the Summer Palace during the hot summers and spend their leisure time at the Old Summer Palace. I scheduled an entire day to explore both sites which are near each other (just one to two metro stations apart, depending on the entrance used), and purchased tickets for both in advance via Klook,…
Exploring the Forbidden City in Beijing was a surreal experience. Until 1912, you could be killed for entering this place without the Emperor s permission. It was only in 1925 that it was first opened to the public. The Forbidden City, also known as the Palace Museum, served as the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Its construction began in 1406 and took 14 years…
As one of the must-visit sites in Beijing, the Temple of Heaven requires at least half a day to explore its vast offerings. The post Beijing Temple of Heaven: A Tranquil Half-Day Itinerary first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post Beijing Temple of Heaven: A Tranquil Half-Day Itinerary appeared first on Jules the Traveller .
Looking for a customised handmade gift? Check out the cute amigurumi by Crochet Connectz. The post Crochet Connectz: Cute Customised Amigurumi first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post Crochet Connectz: Cute Customised Amigurumi appeared first on Jules the Traveller .
If you're a foodie and are traveling through JR East Tokyo Station Gransta, you're in for a treat! With two shopping areas under Gransta Tokyo and Gransta Marunouchi offering over 11,000 sqm (or 1.5 soccer fields) of food and retail, you can spend an entire day just exploring the 260 shops in this station. The post Amazing Food Brands in JR East Tokyo Station Gransta first appeared on Jules the…
What is a tagikyo or waterfall meditation like? What is a shukubo stay and crystal healing meditation? Here is my experience with Seizanso in Mitakesan. The post Tagikyo Waterfall Meditation and Shukubo Stay with Seizanso, Mitakesan first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post Tagikyo Waterfall Meditation and Shukubo Stay with Seizanso, Mitakesan appeared first on Jules the Traveller .
During Covid, stand-up paddling was one of the activities that kept me sane, and also kept me away from crowds. Hence when I could travel again, being able to stand-up paddle overseas became a wishlist on my bucket list. When I was in Tokyo, I SUPped at two places: Shiromaru Lake (in Okutama) and Odaiba Beach (near Tokyo City). 1. Stand-up Paddling at Shiromaru Lake Shiromaru Lake is located in…
The famous Ozawa Shuzo Co. Ltd sake brewery in Ome City, Tokyo, has been producing high-quality sake for over 300 years since it was founded in 1702. The post Sawanoi Sake and Ozawa Shuzo Co. Ltd Sake Brewery Tour first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post Sawanoi Sake and Ozawa Shuzo Co. Ltd Sake Brewery Tour appeared first on Jules the Traveller .
Wagashi is a traditional Japanese confectionery that has been enjoyed for centuries. Enjoy the best of wagashi with traditional tea at Hiuchi-An, a confectionery just 2 hours away from central Tokyo. The post Hiuchi-An: Wagashi Sweets and Tea Ceremony first appeared on Jules the Traveller . The post Hiuchi-An: Wagashi Sweets and Tea Ceremony appeared first on Jules the Traveller .